Fall in love with Snowdonia
The place where the imposing, colossal peaks adjoin the shimmering lakes and ancient woodland below it. Where every hill, mountain and river has a story to tell. Welcome to the radiant and panoramic masterpiece that is Eryri (Snowdonia).
Lying in the North Western corner of Wales, spreading 823 square miles across the counties of Gwynedd and Conwy lies the beautifully rugged and magical lands of Eryri (Snowdonia). Home to multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites, Snowdonia (as it’s most commonly known) is a charismatic landscape that exudes mystery. With quaint towns and villages such as Betwys-Y-Coed, Beddgelert, Bala and Harlech, it’s resident to imposing medieval structures and breath-taking views.
The population of Snowdonia are extremely welcoming to tourists. Mostly bilingual, the Welsh chatter amongst the locals as you walk down the old Welsh towns only adds to the charm and uniqueness of Snowdonia.
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Featured static caravans for sale in the Snowdonia
Dog Friendly
All of our parks are pet friendly, so you and your four legged friends are free to enjoy all that North Wales has to offer.
12 Month Warranty
With every new caravan you purchase we provide a comprehensive 12 month warranty
Community
We have a strong ownership community with over 4000 owners across our 20 parks.
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How much does it cost to own a static caravan in Snowdonia?
Static Caravan Cost Example: £19,995
Multiple caravans & lodges available Finance available from £239 pm
Excellent Warranty IncludedAnnual site fee's cost from £2,295
Monthly or annual payment options £1.5m investment in facilities Exclusive discounts for OwnersUtility bills and insurance from £500 per year
Gas & Electric frozen for 2023 Excellent Warranty on new Caravans Competitive insurance availableBecome part of the pride
Founded in 1924, Joe William Lyons founded the Lyons Groups first Holiday Park in Rhyl. Since then, our brand has blossomed into a caravan holiday provider boasting 20 parks across North Wales and Cumbria.
Our community is now almost 4000 owners strong, and every year we’re growing. When you become an owner at Lyons, you become part of our family, and it’s that family aura around our parks that makes people become owners with us over anyone else.
That familial feeling that people feel when they come to Lyons Holiday Parks is something we work hard on as a company to maintain and something very close to our hearts. We’re a family run business, and our Directors; Geoff and Joseph Lyons-Mounds, are still determined to maintain the family values that their great grandfather; Joe Lyons founded the company on.
Every family has a place that they can call home. And it’s our aim as a company to provide you with a place that you can call your second home, a place that you can create cherished memories and form life long friendships. Along with us, the team here at Lyons and a new member of your extended family.
- Silver British Travel Award 21/22
- GO North Wales Self Catering Award 21/22
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Welcome to the Snowdonia...
A home from home...
Stunning panoramic landscapes of invigorating summits, scattered with notorious landmarks of mystical tales and triumphant legends. Topped up with a generous helping of thrilling outdoor activities. Welcome to Snowdonia, your new home from home, or as we like to say; adref oddicartref.
Dotted in between the 823 miles of intimidating peaks, powerful flowing rivers and ancient woodland wilderness are a number of quaint towns and villages with warm country pubs and exquisite eateries for everyone to enjoy. These pocket sized villages along with the sound of the Welsh language heard in passing, only adds to the distinctive charm of Snowdonia.
Holiday homes in Snowdonia are always in extremely high demand, and it’s easy to see why. It has something for everyone here. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, an active holiday to tire the kids out, or a UK holiday to enjoy charming strolls along the rivers, woodlands and coastlines. Snowdonia is great for all walks of life to enjoy.
Purchasing one of our static caravans for sale in Snowdonia is the best way of making this magical place a permanent part of your life, that you and your family can savour for generations to come.
A hikers paradise...
One of the biggest things that attracts people to Snowdonia is the abundance of hills, mountains and spectacular scenery. Snowdon, Tryfan, Pen yr Ole Wen, Glyder Fawr and Crib Goch are some of the more infamous mountains in the area that people travel to all over the world.
But it’s not just for hikers. Those budding photographers amongst you, and those who simply love a good selfie will be right at home here. The Cantilever Stone and the Cannon Stone are great photo opportunities. But there are also locations that require minimal effort to get to such as the Fairy Glen in Betws-y-coed, Portmeirion, The lonely Tree on Llyn Padarn, Dolbardan Castle and more.
There are also infinity pools, waterfalls, caves and lakes that are in abundance here, and plenty of walks with little elevation along the coast.
Perfect for kids and big kids!
The spectacular scenery as well as the rich heritage can spark the imagination of anyone who visits Snowdonia. But Snowdonia in recent years has become much more than that, with so many activities in and around the area that you can enjoy that are great for families and thrill seeking teenagers and adults.
Gypsy Wood Park, GreenWood Family Park, King Arthur’s Labyrinth, Childrens Farm Park and the Centre for Alternative Technology are great days out for the kids amongst a whole host of other activities.
If you’re a thrill seeking adult or teenager, the famous Zip World Velocity zip line can reach speeds of 100mph. Then there is the Aero Explorer and Quarry Karts and more.
Escape to the country...
Frequently asked questions
Snowdonia is the perfect escape for those who love escaping the country, but also being so close to so many coastal resorts too.
There is something for everyone here in Snowdonia. Whether you’re a mountaineer in the making, a fine dining foodie or you’re just after a romantic lodge with a hot tub for you and your significant other. There is something for adults and children alike in Snowdonia.
In the last few years Snowdonia has become one of the most popular places to visit in the UK.
It’s close proximity to beautiful beach resorts such as Barmouth and Harlech, as well as those on the Llyn Peninsula make it the perfect location for those looking for a UK beach holiday.
It’s biggest pull factor though is surely the Snowdonia National Park home to the 5 largest peaks across England and Wales with Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Garnedd Ugain, Carnedd Lledwlyn, Carnedd Dafydd and Glyder Fawr all eclipsing over 1000m. Snowdonia has some of the best views ever and is actually the 10th most Instagrammed National Park in the world, with Yr Wyddfa being the most Instagrammed mountain in the UK.
Snowdonia has also become a fantastic place to come for kids and thrill seekers too. The kids can enjoy places like GreenWood family park, Welsh Mountain Zoo, Adventure Parc Snowdonia and more. There is also plenty to do in the various Zip World activities available here such as Aero Explorer, Velocity 2, Quarry Karts, Bounce Below, Underground Golf and much more, all within the Snowdonia National Park.
If you’re looking to purchase a static caravan for sale in North Wales, then our range of luxurious lodges and static caravans for sale in Snowdonia have to be on the top of your list as being not only a fantastic place to call your second holiday home, but a reasonably priced one too. Ofcourse, we always recommend that you speak to our sales team who are normally able deliver the best and most up to date price for you, but as a rough guide you can expect:
The initial cost of purchasing the caravan (Our prices start from £19,995)
Site fee’s – £3,864 at Snowdon View (Free for the remainder of 2023)
Utility Bills – On average we find our owners spend around £400 per year but it all depends on how much you use the caravan and seasons you use it.
Insurance – This varies from policy to policy, but we currently recommend policies from Anchor, which start at £95.49 a year.
For more information you can contact our sales team direct or check out our blogs here on caravan ownership:
our guide to holiday home finance
Across all of our parks, including Snowdon View, we’ve invested over £1.5m into facilities and we continue to do so to improve your customer experience. At Snowdon View, we have an indoor heated swimming pool, adventure playground, restaurant and bar as well as a jam packed entertainment programme.
Lyons Manor House in Cumbria can be reached by following the A55 which is easily accessible via the M56, M53 and M6 by following signs for North Wales/Queensferry, and then taking the first exit off of the Llys i Gwynt Interchange and then joining the A4244 for 5.6 miles until you see our resort; on your left.
Stunning Locations
Each of our parks have been hand picked to give our customers the most spectacular holiday home from home. All of our parks have entertainment on each year and we ensure that our parks are placed in close proximity to local tourist attractions outside of the parks.
Barmouth
Rhyl
Towyn
Prestatyn
Lake District
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