Mountains and waterfalls
Wales is renowned for its stunning landscapes, offering a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Imagine owning your own holiday home on a holiday park nestled in the mountains.
Snowdonia National Park, with its majestic mountains, deep valleys, and pristine lakes, is a haven for hikers, climbers, and photographers. Climb Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales, for breathtaking views, or enjoy the scenic trails and wildlife.
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park features dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and hidden coves. It's perfect for coastal walks, watersports, and wildlife watching. Don't miss the spectacular cliffs at Stack Rocks and the serene beauty of Barafundle Bay.
Brecon Beacons National Park offers rolling hills, waterfalls, and caves. Explore the scenic trails, visit the charming villages, and discover the stunning waterfalls of the Waterfall Country.
Beautiful beaches
Wales boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the UK, ideal for family outings, sunbathing, and water activities. And you’ll be perfectly placed to make the most of them with a holiday home on the Welsh coast.
Rhossili Bay, on the Gower Peninsula, is renowned for its vast sandy expanse and dramatic cliffs. It's perfect for surfing, walking, and taking in the stunning views.
Tenby, with its colourful houses and medieval walls, offers a mix of sandy beaches and a charming town atmosphere. Enjoy the beach, explore the historic town, and take a boat trip to nearby Caldey Island.
Llandudno Beach, with its Victorian pier and promenade, provides a classic seaside experience. Stroll along the promenade, enjoy the amusement arcades, and take a tram ride up the Great Orme for panoramic views.
Visit Welsh towns and cities
Wales is home to a wealth of historic towns and vibrant cities, each offering unique attractions and cultural experiences. Pick the right holiday park and you’ll only be a stone’s throw away from one of them.
Cardiff, the capital of Wales, blends historic charm with modern amenities. Visit the iconic Cardiff Castle, explore the National Museum, and enjoy shopping and dining in the bustling city centre.
Conwy, a walled market town, is dominated by its impressive medieval castle. Walk the town walls, visit the smallest house in Britain, and explore the charming streets and shops.
St Davids, the smallest city in Britain, is steeped in history and religious significance. Visit the stunning St David’s Cathedral, explore the ruins of the Bishop's Palace, and enjoy the surrounding coastal beauty.
Castles, zoos and some great fishing
A static caravan on a Welsh holiday park means you'll never run out of things to do, no matter your interests.
Golf enthusiasts can enjoy top-quality courses, such as Royal Porthcawl and Nefyn and District, known for their challenging layouts and stunning coastal views.
Anglers will find excellent fishing opportunities in Wales' rivers, lakes, and coastal waters. Try your luck at catching salmon, trout, and sea bass in the diverse fishing spots.
Step back in time with a visit to historic sites like Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or explore the atmospheric ruins of Tintern Abbey.
Families will love attractions like the Welsh Mountain Zoo, home to a variety of exotic animals, or the thrilling rides at Oakwood Theme Park.