Ddol Hir Caravan Park
Pandy Road
Glyn Ceiriog
Llangollen
Denbighshire
LL20 7PD
Tel: 01691 718681
Tel: 07850 750091
Glyn Ceiriog
Llangollen
Denbighshire
LL20 7PD
Tel: 01691 718681
Tel: 07850 750091
Abbey Farm Caravan Park
Abbey Farm Caravan Park is open for 51 weeks of the year, and has welcomed visitors from all around the world for the last 60 years, at the town's International Musical Eisteddfod, many return regularly to meet old friends and to make new ones. We are only 1 1/2 hours drive from Birmingham, an hour from Liverpool, and Manchester. The Park at Abbey Farm is located at the foot of the famous Horseshoe Pass, surrounded by high hills and mountains, bordered by rippling streams and the ancient ruins of Valle Crusis Abbey as a centrepoint. The fast running River Dee is five minutes walk , and also the canal where you will see horse drawn boats.
Abbey Farm Caravan Park, has a 12 month licence for holiday homes, and park leisure homes, ideal for a second family home, or retirement base. We have sites available overlooking the stream which runs through our site.
If you would like to make an appointment to visit us, and see the sites available, please telephone and we will be happy to meet you at an arranged time that suits you.
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Abbey Farm Caravan Park, has a 12 month licence for holiday homes, and park leisure homes, ideal for a second family home, or retirement base. We have sites available overlooking the stream which runs through our site.
If you would like to make an appointment to visit us, and see the sites available, please telephone and we will be happy to meet you at an arranged time that suits you.
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Llantysilio
Llangollen
Denbighshire
LL20 8DD
Tel: 01978 861297
Fax: 01978 869215
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Llangollen
Denbighshire
LL20 8DD
Tel: 01978 861297
Fax: 01978 869215
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Gaer Hyfryd Caravan Club Site
A simple rural site of charm and intimacy in the most breathtaking countryside, with mountains rising at your back and sheep cropping the field over the fence. It's an excellent centre if you're a walker for there's everything from a simple stroll to a serious trek over the Berwyns. Llangollen is not far away for the Eisteddfod, the Canal and Telford's bridge over the Dee, and if you're interested in gardens, you must visit the National Trust's Bodnant: it's worth the 30-mile drive to see one of Britain's greatest gardens famous for its wonderful Laburnum walk. A little closer to home is the Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall - one of the seven wonders of Wales.
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Ty Newydd C L
A quiet and peaceful site set within open countryside. Ty Newydd is a small farm in the village of Llangwm, situated approx 1 mile off the A5, and approx 9 miles from the popular market town of Bala and 17 miles from Betws y Coed. The site is very central to all the popular North Wales tourist sites and ideal for those wishing to visit Snowdonia, the coast and the border counties.
The site has a modern WC (ladies and gents) and shower room. There are also ample hook up points within the caravan field.
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The site has a modern WC (ladies and gents) and shower room. There are also ample hook up points within the caravan field.
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Hendwr Caravan Park
Near Bala on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park
Your Welsh speaking hosts the Hughes family extend a warm welcome. Hendwr is a working family farm supporting sheep, cattle and tourism enterprises. Beautifully situated in the unspoiled Dee Valley, at the foot of the Berwyn mountains, and accessed via a tree lined driveway with a gently meandering stream. Hendwr provides the perfect place for a quick get away or your weekend retreat.
The hospitality and variety of scenery, attractions and activities will make an unforgettable visit to North Wales. So if you have not been before there is a great treat in store. What ever the weather you'll not be stuck for something to do. There is an abundance of space and good facilities within easy reach for visitors who wish to try hill-walking, riding, canoeing, fishing, sailing or just relaxing...
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Your Welsh speaking hosts the Hughes family extend a warm welcome. Hendwr is a working family farm supporting sheep, cattle and tourism enterprises. Beautifully situated in the unspoiled Dee Valley, at the foot of the Berwyn mountains, and accessed via a tree lined driveway with a gently meandering stream. Hendwr provides the perfect place for a quick get away or your weekend retreat.
The hospitality and variety of scenery, attractions and activities will make an unforgettable visit to North Wales. So if you have not been before there is a great treat in store. What ever the weather you'll not be stuck for something to do. There is an abundance of space and good facilities within easy reach for visitors who wish to try hill-walking, riding, canoeing, fishing, sailing or just relaxing...
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Tyddyn-hendwr
Llandrillo
Corwen
Denbighshire
LL21 0SN
Tel: 01490 440210
Fax: 01490 440730
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Llandrillo
Corwen
Denbighshire
LL21 0SN
Tel: 01490 440210
Fax: 01490 440730
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Wern Isaf Farm
Wern Isaf is a working farm just half a mile from Llangollen. It has a site shop, toilets, showers and play area.
Within easy reach of North Wales and North West England. Llangollen has numerous attractions ranging from a Victorian School Museum to the Doctor Who Exhibition. Each Winter the River Dee is the destination for adventurous canoeists who make their way to the town each Winter for the Slalom Competitions. Llangollen also has an excellent restored Steam Railway that runs from the town to Carrog. Steam trains run daily throughout the tourist season.
There are Leisure Facilities including a Tropical Swimming pool along with Wave maker, just 5 miles distant towards Wrexham. Wern Isaf is an is an ideal centre for touring North Wales, Chester and the North West.
The site has facilities for tents, caravans and motorhomes (RV's). If you would like more details then just fill in the request form and we'll be in touch.
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Within easy reach of North Wales and North West England. Llangollen has numerous attractions ranging from a Victorian School Museum to the Doctor Who Exhibition. Each Winter the River Dee is the destination for adventurous canoeists who make their way to the town each Winter for the Slalom Competitions. Llangollen also has an excellent restored Steam Railway that runs from the town to Carrog. Steam trains run daily throughout the tourist season.
There are Leisure Facilities including a Tropical Swimming pool along with Wave maker, just 5 miles distant towards Wrexham. Wern Isaf is an is an ideal centre for touring North Wales, Chester and the North West.
The site has facilities for tents, caravans and motorhomes (RV's). If you would like more details then just fill in the request form and we'll be in touch.
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Bathafarn Hall Touring Caravan Site
Bathafarn Hall Caravan Park lies amid unspoiled countryside at the foot of the Clwydian hills just a mile from the bustling medieval market town of Ruthin.
This family run Caravan Club registered site is a truly peaceful oasis providing stunning views of the Clwydian range and the vale of Clwyd and consists of a 1.5 acre lawned area with electricity hook up points and a chemical toilet disposal facility.There are no toilets or showers on site.
There is also a five acre flat field which is an ideal venue for caravan rallies.
The park is open all year weather permitting. Advance booking is essential to avoid disappointment and further details are available upon request.
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This family run Caravan Club registered site is a truly peaceful oasis providing stunning views of the Clwydian range and the vale of Clwyd and consists of a 1.5 acre lawned area with electricity hook up points and a chemical toilet disposal facility.There are no toilets or showers on site.
There is also a five acre flat field which is an ideal venue for caravan rallies.
The park is open all year weather permitting. Advance booking is essential to avoid disappointment and further details are available upon request.
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Presthaven Sands Holiday Park
Park Highlights:
Beautiful sandy dune beach, great for wildlife.
• An all-action Park
Experience the fabulous central ‘action zone’ with go-karts and sports court
• Enhanced pool complex
Refurbished indoor and outdoor pool facilities
• Entertainment for everyone
Brilliant entertainment for everyone of all ages throughout the day
• Great location & surroundings
A beautiful rural setting with direct beach access through the dunes
The Park:
A lively, all-action holiday Park stretching out behind dunes that offer direct access to miles of sandy beach. Presthaven Sands has everything, including three pools, two ShowBars and a fabulous central “action zone” with go karts and sports courts. Plus there’s plenty to explore out and about, from Conwy Castle to the Welsh Mountain Zoo.
Feel free to fill each day in just your own way. Every family is different of course, but a typical day might begin with a lazy lie in or a family Wake 'n' Shake session. It could be a morning in the new and improved Heated Indoor & outdoor Pool Complexes with Flume, or trying your hand at some Roller Blading or Laser Combat.
Lunch out at a great little pub or pop into our Mash and Barrel: Lounge-Bar-Café. Afternoon try the Go Karts or fun in the Indoor Sports Drome, explore Snowdonia or enjoy a relaxing game of Mini Ten-Pin Bowling. Early evening enjoy a stroll on the sandy beach, a sunset bike ride or a barbecue. Then head off to the ShowBar for a drink, live music and dancing. So, whether it's out and about or staying on the Park, you're sure to have a great holiday at Presthaven Sands.
On Park Activities and Facilities:
NEW for 2010
Improved indoor and outdoor pool facilities_
Head for the pool
• Outdoor Pool**††_
• Heated Indoor Fun Pool with Flume**††
• Heated Indoor Swimming Pool**
• Sauna*
• Learn2Swim
• Water Walkerz*
• Turbo Paddlers*
• Fun Inflatables*
• AquaJets*
• Aqua Gliders*
Time to get active
• Coke FC Football Coaching
• Laser Combat*
• Roller Blading*
• Archery Coaching*
• Fencing Coaching*
• Character Olympics
• Wake & Shake incl:
- Mini Trampolines
- Space Hoppers
- Hula Hoops
- Agility Fun
- Frisbee Fun
• Mini Archery
• All-Weather
• Multi-Sports Court
• Indoor Sports Drome
More for everyone
• Direct beach access
• Bike & Kart Hire*
• Go Karts*
• FunWorks Amusements & Games Room*
• Mini Ten-Pin Bowling*
• Pool Tables*
From toddlers to teens
• Little Cubs for 1-4’s
• Club R&B for 5-11’s
• Family FunTime Shows
• Character Breakfasts
• Kiddies Rides*
• Indoor Fun Palace†
• Outdoor Playground
• T-Co Zone for 12-16+
Two mins to the shops
• Convenience Store with Bakery and Off Licence
• Gift Shop
• Tiger Gift Shop
• Launderette*
• Hire Shop*
(* Moderate extra charge applies)
On-Park Eating:
Eat, drink & enjoy the Show
• Mash and Barrel:
• Lounge-Bar-Café
• Burger King
• Traditional Fish and
• Chip Shop
• 2 ShowBars
Local Tourist Activities:
Seaquarium (discounted rates available) 7 miles
Welsh Mountain Zoo 20.5 miles
Conwy Castle 24.5 miles
Bodnant Garden 26.5 miles
Historical City of Chester 28.5 miles
Swallow Falls 39.5 miles
North Wales Regional Tourist Attractions:
Porth Neigwl, Llanengan
Also called “Hell’s Mouth”; a very popular rural beach frequented by surfers and kayakers.
The Snowdonia National Park
A varied landscape of steep river gorges, waterfalls, green valleys and high peaks.
Snowdon Mountain Railway, Llanberis
A rack and pinion railway unique in the UK which climbs the summit of the highest mountain in Wales.
Conwy Castle
One of the great fortresses of Medieval Europe - walk the ramparts for spectacular views.
Great Orme Copper Mines
One of the most astounding archaeological discoveries of recent times, now a superb visitor attraction.
Rhyl Sun Centre
Visit Europe's first ever indoor surfing pool. Experience a tropical storm, thrilling 200ft and 80ft water chutes, and much more.
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Beautiful sandy dune beach, great for wildlife.
• An all-action Park
Experience the fabulous central ‘action zone’ with go-karts and sports court
• Enhanced pool complex
Refurbished indoor and outdoor pool facilities
• Entertainment for everyone
Brilliant entertainment for everyone of all ages throughout the day
• Great location & surroundings
A beautiful rural setting with direct beach access through the dunes
The Park:
A lively, all-action holiday Park stretching out behind dunes that offer direct access to miles of sandy beach. Presthaven Sands has everything, including three pools, two ShowBars and a fabulous central “action zone” with go karts and sports courts. Plus there’s plenty to explore out and about, from Conwy Castle to the Welsh Mountain Zoo.
Feel free to fill each day in just your own way. Every family is different of course, but a typical day might begin with a lazy lie in or a family Wake 'n' Shake session. It could be a morning in the new and improved Heated Indoor & outdoor Pool Complexes with Flume, or trying your hand at some Roller Blading or Laser Combat.
Lunch out at a great little pub or pop into our Mash and Barrel: Lounge-Bar-Café. Afternoon try the Go Karts or fun in the Indoor Sports Drome, explore Snowdonia or enjoy a relaxing game of Mini Ten-Pin Bowling. Early evening enjoy a stroll on the sandy beach, a sunset bike ride or a barbecue. Then head off to the ShowBar for a drink, live music and dancing. So, whether it's out and about or staying on the Park, you're sure to have a great holiday at Presthaven Sands.
On Park Activities and Facilities:
NEW for 2010
Improved indoor and outdoor pool facilities_
Head for the pool
• Outdoor Pool**††_
• Heated Indoor Fun Pool with Flume**††
• Heated Indoor Swimming Pool**
• Sauna*
• Learn2Swim
• Water Walkerz*
• Turbo Paddlers*
• Fun Inflatables*
• AquaJets*
• Aqua Gliders*
Time to get active
• Coke FC Football Coaching
• Laser Combat*
• Roller Blading*
• Archery Coaching*
• Fencing Coaching*
• Character Olympics
• Wake & Shake incl:
- Mini Trampolines
- Space Hoppers
- Hula Hoops
- Agility Fun
- Frisbee Fun
• Mini Archery
• All-Weather
• Multi-Sports Court
• Indoor Sports Drome
More for everyone
• Direct beach access
• Bike & Kart Hire*
• Go Karts*
• FunWorks Amusements & Games Room*
• Mini Ten-Pin Bowling*
• Pool Tables*
From toddlers to teens
• Little Cubs for 1-4’s
• Club R&B for 5-11’s
• Family FunTime Shows
• Character Breakfasts
• Kiddies Rides*
• Indoor Fun Palace†
• Outdoor Playground
• T-Co Zone for 12-16+
Two mins to the shops
• Convenience Store with Bakery and Off Licence
• Gift Shop
• Tiger Gift Shop
• Launderette*
• Hire Shop*
(* Moderate extra charge applies)
On-Park Eating:
Eat, drink & enjoy the Show
• Mash and Barrel:
• Lounge-Bar-Café
• Burger King
• Traditional Fish and
• Chip Shop
• 2 ShowBars
Local Tourist Activities:
Seaquarium (discounted rates available) 7 miles
Welsh Mountain Zoo 20.5 miles
Conwy Castle 24.5 miles
Bodnant Garden 26.5 miles
Historical City of Chester 28.5 miles
Swallow Falls 39.5 miles
North Wales Regional Tourist Attractions:
Porth Neigwl, Llanengan
Also called “Hell’s Mouth”; a very popular rural beach frequented by surfers and kayakers.
The Snowdonia National Park
A varied landscape of steep river gorges, waterfalls, green valleys and high peaks.
Snowdon Mountain Railway, Llanberis
A rack and pinion railway unique in the UK which climbs the summit of the highest mountain in Wales.
Conwy Castle
One of the great fortresses of Medieval Europe - walk the ramparts for spectacular views.
Great Orme Copper Mines
One of the most astounding archaeological discoveries of recent times, now a superb visitor attraction.
Rhyl Sun Centre
Visit Europe's first ever indoor surfing pool. Experience a tropical storm, thrilling 200ft and 80ft water chutes, and much more.
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Caer Mynydd Caravan Park
This is a small select site above Denbigh with beautiful views of the Clwydian Range. Medieval Denbigh is 4 miles away and the market town of Ruthin is 6 miles.
The breathtaking lake Brenig with fishing, water sports, picnics and walking 7 miles away in Forestry Commission land. The lake is accessed across Denbigh moors.
July 2000 saw the arrival of Kath and Alan Welch to Caer Mynydd when the owners retires. Since the early seventies Mrs D. Davies ran the site while her husband farmed the land around the site.
The site was ready for new ideas, but retaining the country atmosphere. Planning has been given for a toilet block, roadway and landscaping, work will be underway in time for 2002.
Caer Mynydd is situated up a steep hill at the junction with the hamlet Saron. There are no shops in Saron and the nearest pub is approximately 3 miles away in Cyffylliog.
The sky at night is wonderful up here more stars than you have ever seen. Rhyl is about 15 miles away for the beach, fun fair and night life, go there and come back to the peace and quiet of Saron. St Asaph with it's beautiful cathedral, tweed mill factory outlet, pubs and eating places is just below Denbigh on the way to Rhyl.
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The breathtaking lake Brenig with fishing, water sports, picnics and walking 7 miles away in Forestry Commission land. The lake is accessed across Denbigh moors.
July 2000 saw the arrival of Kath and Alan Welch to Caer Mynydd when the owners retires. Since the early seventies Mrs D. Davies ran the site while her husband farmed the land around the site.
The site was ready for new ideas, but retaining the country atmosphere. Planning has been given for a toilet block, roadway and landscaping, work will be underway in time for 2002.
Caer Mynydd is situated up a steep hill at the junction with the hamlet Saron. There are no shops in Saron and the nearest pub is approximately 3 miles away in Cyffylliog.
The sky at night is wonderful up here more stars than you have ever seen. Rhyl is about 15 miles away for the beach, fun fair and night life, go there and come back to the peace and quiet of Saron. St Asaph with it's beautiful cathedral, tweed mill factory outlet, pubs and eating places is just below Denbigh on the way to Rhyl.
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Carrog Station Camp Site
This quiet, level site is just seven miles from Llangollen, and is adjacent to the restored Carrog Steam Railway Station and close to the beautiful River Dee. A short walk across the 15th century bridge is the Grouse Inn, serving food all day. Llangollen Steam Railway has a regular service from Carrog to Llangollen where there are many tourist attractions.
Station Camp Site is part of Pen-y-Bont farm, which is run in an environmentally friendly way. Please help the conservation of this beautiful area by not dropping litter or disturbing any plant life.
Please separate your litter into our bottle, newspaper and can containers. Please do not put liquids or disposable barbeques in the bin bags.
If you would like to cancel your carbon footprint for travelling here you can have a tree planted on this farm for £10. Please see the site owner.
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Station Camp Site is part of Pen-y-Bont farm, which is run in an environmentally friendly way. Please help the conservation of this beautiful area by not dropping litter or disturbing any plant life.
Please separate your litter into our bottle, newspaper and can containers. Please do not put liquids or disposable barbeques in the bin bags.
If you would like to cancel your carbon footprint for travelling here you can have a tree planted on this farm for £10. Please see the site owner.
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