STATIC CARAVANS IN NORTH WALES

Towyn
Towyn is located on the North Wales Coast between Rhyl and Abergele and is the ideal location for easy access to all that beautiful North Wales has to offer which include Historic towns, lovely Snowdonia, castles, tiny hillside villages, big coastal resorts, nature reserves, lakes, rivers, elegant seaside towns and award-winning beaches. We are just a very short drive to the the A55 expressway which has direct links to the M56 - M6 motorway network and from the ferries at Holyhead to Ireland which connect with direct rail links.
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Llandudno
Just a short drive away, Wales’ largest seaside resort is a great place to visit at any time of the year. Gardens and beaches. Irresistible shopping, bars and restaurants, world-class theatre, a great choice of attractions and a packed calendar of events are just some of the things that make this town such a big hit.
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Conwy
Famed for its medieval castle and town walls and with Snowdonia as a backdrop, its little wonder this charming historic town is so popular. Great places to eat, boat trips on the estuary, historic houses. And an excellent range of year-round events including a Honey Fair that’s been running for a staggering 700 years.
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Colwyn Bay & Rhos-on-Sea
There’s more than meets the eye to these neighbouring seaside towns. Award-winning horticulture and a conservation zoo. Woodland walks a coastal cycle track and a sea-front golf course and the smallest chapel in the UK right on the shore.
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Betws-y-Coed
Wales’ most popular inland resort is a perfect base for exploring the countryside. And a brilliant holiday destination in its own right. Surrounded by forest, rivers and waterfalls and just a stone’s throw from the mountains of Snowdonia. With great shopping, eating and drinking, and wonderful walking country in any direction.
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Conwy Valley
Head for the towns and villages and you’ll soon find there’s more to the Conwy Valley than woodland walks and rolling farmland. See the annual agricultural show at Eglwysbach. Idyllic Rowen, the Roman spa and Woolen Mill at Trefriw, the markets of Llanrwst, outdoor activities at Capel Curig, wild waterfalls at Penmachno and Dolwyddelan’s lonely Welsh castle.
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Coastal Towns & Villages
Compact and easy to get to, each one of our coastal towns and villages has a fabulous view of the Irish Sea. With old fashioned proms at Penmaenmawr and Llanfairfechan. A quiet secluded beach at Llanddulas. Seaside amusements at Pensarn. Bustling streets at Abergele. Clean beaches and seaside entertainment at Towyn and Kinmel Bay.
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Rural Towns & Villages
Journey off-the-beaten-track and discover Conwy’s hidden gems. Head to the unspoiled Elwy Valley to find the idyllic villages of Llanfair Talhaearn, Llansannan, Llangernyw and Gwytherin. Head further inland to Hiraethog and get some quiet time in the tranquil villages of Cerrigydrudion, Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr and Pentrefoelas or visit historic Ruthin with its unique mediaeval houses and world famous castle.
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Rhyl and Prestatyn
Experience Rhyl’s amazing Suncentre and see many of the attractions on offer. There is The Crown Green Bowling Centre, Sea-Life Centre, Rhyl's Children's Village, Multiplex Cinema and the 80 metre high Skytower. There are three Sports Centres, indoor bowls at North Wales Bowls Centre Prestatyn, outdoor Crown Green Bowls Tournaments in Rhyl and four Golf Courses set in stunning Wales countryside. Tennis courts, windsurfing, sailing, cricket, swimming, squash, lake fishing at Bodelwyddan, sea fishing at Rhyl, gliding at nearby Rhuallt or cycle one of the many routes around the resort area. For walkers there are many coast and country trails and the start of the famous Offa's Dyke Path which runs from Prestatyn in the north to Chepstow in South Wales.
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Great Days Out
You don’t have to go far to find great things to do and places to go. We’ve entertainment for both children and adults. Like the Welsh Mountain Zoo and Conwy Butterfly Jungle, so it’s perfect for family fun days out. Visit the beautiful gardens at Bodnant, or the wilds of Pensychnant Nature Reserve, where you can be completely alone. Everything you’ve ever wanted to do in the great outdoors is right here. Visit Plas y Brenin National Mountain Centre for a massive range of activities. Our coast has some of the best watersport venues in the UK where you can ski, sail and surf but if that’s all a bit too strenuous take it easy and soak up some culture. See Conwy’s prestigious Royal Cambrian Academy art gallery, Wale’s National Portrait gallery at Bodelwyddan Castle or catch a world-class theatre performance at Venue Cymru in Llandudno. For the more active there is huge selection of outdoor activities.
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