Purchasing a holiday home is a big decision. However, deciding where to site your home is perhaps an even bigger one. Looking for the best facilities and entertainment is crucial if you’re going to enjoy your stay, however long that may be, so making sure you choose a place that suits your personality and lifestyle is essential. You can find many amazing sites on static caravan sites on the North Wales coast. Have a look at the coastal region and in particular Towyn, Conwy, Llandudno and Abergele. Whether you’re looking for a few days of peace or a couple of weeks of fun, there’s something here for you!
A popular resort on the North Wales Coast, situated between Abergele and Rhyl, which many holidaymakers visit each year. A very short drive to the main A55 road which has direct routes to the M6 and M56 motorways and also to the ferry ports to Ireland from Holyhead, with connections to direct railway links. Facilities nearby include restaurants and bars, shops, market days, cabaret and entertainment venues, bingo, Tir Prince racing and leading fairgrounds. There’s sure to be something for the whole family.
This is a popular historic town with a mix of period houses and great eating places.
Wales favourite seaside resort. Here you’ll find some amazing beaches with Punch and Judy shows, donkeys, and a fantastic pier. You can also enjoy arts and literature, performances and exhibitions.
Famous for the long, white, sandy beach in the area. From the town you can view the once splendid Gwrych Castle built in the 19th century on the site where a Norman Castle once stood.
Whether you want a peaceful break or an action-packed trip, one of the above towns is bound to be perfectly suited to your needs.
Static caravan parks offer many benefits for one-time visitors and static homeowners alike. Park officers keep an eye on various elements yearlong so that you can have peace of mind when not using your caravan. Renting your purchase out to friends and family can also be a good idea when you are not using it.
Caravan holiday parks are very accommodating, especially for static homes. First and foremost, access to gas and power supplies is constant while general maintenance is easy too. Furthermore, there’s entertainment and amenities while you can often enjoy the company of other guests. If that’s not your thing, don’t worry; you can still maintain your privacy if you wish.
Staying at a caravan leisure park allows you to enjoy a home from home as well as the delights of being away.
Located in Clwyd, Whitehouse Leisure Park is fantastic for those wishing to visit Colwyn Bay or Rhyl. With a range of fantastic static caravans, there’s something for both couples and families. On-site facilities include a convenience store, an arcade and an entertainment area. You will enjoy easy access to the beach, just meters from the caravan park, enabling you to enjoy the Welsh sunsets. Live cabaret shows, discos and visiting bands, a sports bar, beer gardens, and kids play areas are all part of the fun here. This park also prides itself on great customer service!
If you’re visiting Kinmel Bay, this cam is a comfortable caravan park close to the beach and the Tir Prince amusement park for the kids. This includes various rides as well as a go-kart track that’s suitable for children and adults.
One of the best venues located near the River Conwy. If nothing else, the views it offers are simply spectacular. The caravan park itself is home to some great static homes while there are some fun activities on site. This is probably a place most appreciated by a slightly older crowd rather than those with toddlers and young kids. Nonetheless, it’s difficult to resist the charms of this particular camp!
Just 600 meters from the beach, the Lynden park in Llanddulas is another fantastic option for the north Welsh region. The nearby attractions include fishing and swimming while the seaside resort of Llandudno isn’t far away either. Families can have great fun in this area, as well as the park itself. The static caravans come in a range of options for various needs and types of people. They’re comfortable, easy to maintain, and great for both holidaymakers and owners alike. For a mix of relaxation and excitement, this is a great choice.
Located near Holywell, Misty Waters is home to chalets and static caravans. You could get lost in the woodland walks, but there’s still swimming and other attractions to keep you entertained. It’s a great option for those wishing to visit Snowdonia too.
Above you will find accommodation to suit any budget, trip style, and group. The benefits of taking a holiday on one of the Static Caravan Sites on the North Wales Coast mentioned above cannot be ignored. Some are similar to small villages with every conceivable facility and activity. There are bars, restaurants, shops, hairdressers, beauty salons, gyms; swimming pools, mini golf courses, amusement arcades and children’s clubs – just about everything you could want, and absolutely no need to leave the park if you don’t want to.
Many provide live entertainment, quiz nights, and pool and darts matches. Just don’t forget to pay a visit to the beach, as no trip to North Wales is complete without one!
You will love the diverse landscape and local attractions, whichever town and static caravan site you choose to stay on.
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