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The seaside towns of Rhyl and Prestatyn have long been popular tourist destinations, as the railways in the Victorian era meant people could holiday on the coast for the weekend, visiting from Liverpool, Manchester and further afield. Our Prestatyn holiday parks and Rhyl caravan parks are the ideal locations for family holidays, giving you a…
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Snowdonia National Park lies on the doorstep of our holiday parks in North Wales and is a wonderful place to go for a day out. There are mountains to climb, including the highest peak in Wales, Snowdon, adventure activities to try out and stunning lakes to swim in. Test how much you know about Snowdonia…
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Snowdonia National Park is a huge draw for many who visit North Wales, with its breath-taking views, mountain hikes, clear blue lakes and fascinating history. Our Wales caravans for sale are within easy distance for a day out in Snowdonia, and we highly recommend making your way to the National Park along with the six…
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The village of Betws-y-Coed is one of Snowdonia’s most-visited places. Its location in Snowdonia National Park and good transport connections to the towns of Conwy and Llandudno on the coast make it a great place to visit when staying in our Wales holiday homes for sale. There is so much to do in and around…
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Beaumaris Castle, in the town of Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey, is a great place to for a day out with the family. Find out more about the amazing castle before your visit when staying at our caravans for sale North Wales. The castle was built as part of Edward I’s campaign to conquer…
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The Great Orme Tramway has been a favourite attraction amongst visitors and locals of North Wales for over 100 years and it is likely to continue to do so for centuries to come! As it passes you by, you can’t help but smile and wave at the passengers and as you enjoy the ride, you…
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Caernarfon Castle is a top attraction in North Wales, and one of the most impressive castles found in the whole of the UK. What makes it so impressive? The entire fishing town of Caernarfon is within the castle’s walls, and it has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a great destination for…
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The town of Conwy is a popular place to visit in North Wales, due to its history. The walled town faces the mouth of the River Conwy and is a great place to take kids for the day out. There are plenty of attractions around the town, with the medieval castle being the highlight, so…
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Bodnant Gardens is one of the most popular attractions in North Wales and visitors come from all corners of the globe to see it with their own eyes. The gardens are world-renowned and celebrated, for their sheer beauty, design, variety and abundance of plants. The landscape has been carved and cared for, for hundreds of…
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Wales’ highest mountain, Snowdon, has drawn many people to North Wales over the years. Part of the Three Peaks Challenge, (Scarfell in England and Ben Nevis in Scotland being the other two) and where Snowdonia National Park gets its name, the mountain is a beautiful and majestic part of Wales’ history and geography. But how…
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