Our Touring Parks in Wales
Dramatic, scenic Touring country doesn't come any better than this. There's wild, rugged and adventurous Wales. Traditional, independent and cultural Wales. And there's bucket and spade Wales. Choices available wherever you stay.
There's a huge diversity of skylines, landscapes and locations, take in the sunsets over Snowdonia, and some of the finest sand beaches and coastline in the country.
Discover Wales
Pembrokeshire Coastal Walk
Discover 186 miles of spectacular Welsh seascapes and locate some secluded beaches in some of the most amazing scenery in Britain.
Snowdonia
With 23 miles of coastline, mountains, craggy peaks and cascading waterfalls Snowdonia is dramatic and varied offering a great experience for all the family.
Numerous Castles & Abbeys
You can play out the turbulent and disputed history that is reflected through the heavily fortified historic castles of Wales from your first visit. Some of the best to visit include Caernarfon, Harlech, Carew and Conwy.
The National Wetland Centre
Explore over 500 acres of Wales at the National Wetland Centre. Located close to the Bury inlet you can experience one of the finest estuary for wildfowl and waders in the UK.
The Pembrokeshire Coast & National Park
Enjoy your family holiday in a landscape of rugged cliffs and some of the finest sandy beaches in Britain.
Great days out
Llangollen Jazz Festival
1 - 31 May 07 (To be confirmed)
Enjoy over 40 continuous jazz sessions of all styles of jazz music in this picturesque town on the river Dee. The beautiful country town of Llangollen has stunning scenery and is an ideal place for one of the most intimate jazz festivals.
Prestatyn Classic Car Show
1 - 31 May 07 (To be confirmed)
With 23 miles of coastline, mountains, craggy peaks and cascading waterfalls Snowdonia is dramatic and varied offering a great experience for all the family.Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod
1 - 31 Jul 07 (To be confirmed)
Llangollen International is a world renowned music festival of song, music and dance. You are able to enjoy the day competitions with artists from over 50 countries and in the evening you are able to enjoy many concerts and the Flamenco Night.
Beaches
The Welsh National Park gives you access to some of the most beautiful beaches, and scenery, that Wales has to offer.
Lyn Peninsula & Black Rock Sands
For fantastic views of the Welsh mountains it is hard to ignore the stunning sweep of Black Rock Sands. The coastal path is perfect for family strolls in summer and delivers rewarding views of Wales unavailable anywhere else.
