HOLIDAYS IN Wales

Escape to Wales

{{ holidayStartEndDateFormat }} Edit dates

{{ isTouringTab ? touringCtaText : ctaText }} at {{ widgetModel.shortParkName }}

Location

Accommodation type

Select dates

Location

Accommodation type

Select dates

Come and see the famous Welsh charm for yourselves

It's easy to see why Wales is ever popular with our guests: it's home to stretches of golden coastline, spectacular countryside views, challenging treks, and much more. Our five holiday parks in North and South Wales provide the perfect base for you to enjoy your next trip to the fullest. So, what's stopping you from visiting?

Top reasons to visit Wales

Breathtaking beaches

Fom the golden sands of Rhossili Bay to the dramatic cliffs of Pembrokeshire, Wales boasts a stunning selection of coastlines - ideal for family getaways.

Majestic castles

Step back in time at Caernarfon Castle or explore the ruins of Tintern Abbey. Wales is a treasure trove of historic sites and ancient landmarks.

World-famous National Parks

Wales is home to three spectacular national parks: Snowdonia, Brecon Beacons, and Pembrokeshire Coast. Hikers and cyclists are spoilt!

Vibrant culture

Experience the heart of Welsh culture in Cardiff’s lively festivals or the historic town of Conwy, where art, music, and traditions come to life.

Discover Wales

Our holiday parks are located in some of the most beautiful spots in Wales.

For Snowdonia National Park, Cardigan Bay, and Aberystwyth, stay at: Brynowen.
For Carmarthen and Kidwelly, stay at: Carmarthen Bay.
For Pembroke and Tenby, stay at: Pendine Sands.
For Cardiff, Swansea, and Brecon Beacons National Park, stay at: Trecco Bay.
For Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Rhyl, and Mount Snowdon, stay at: Ty Mawr.

Explore our Wales holiday parks

Visit Wales’ beaches

Explore Wales’ beaches

Local attractions in Wales

Discover local attractions

Wonderful Welsh filming locations

Check out these recognisable spots

Island adventures

Enjoy the different island adventures

Ecotourism holidays

Uncover ecotourism holidays in Wales

Easter breaks in Wales

The best Easter attractions in Wales

Colwyn Bay A seaside town with the Welsh Mountain Zoo, Eirias Park, and a beautiful promenade perfect for leisurely strolls.

More about Colwyn Bay

Rhyl This coastal town features Rhyl Beach, the SeaQuarium, and the SC2 water park, offering fun for the whole family.

More about Rhyl

Llandudno A popular Victorian seaside resort with the Great Orme, Llandudno Pier, and the lush Happy Valley Gardens.

More about Llandudno

Porthcawl A lively seaside town with beaches like Sandy Bay and Rest Bay, the iconic Porthcawl Lighthouse, and an annual Elvis Festival.

More about Porthcawl

Bridgend A bustling market town featuring shopping centres, historic sites like Ogmore Castle, and nearby country parks for nature lovers.

More about Bridgend

Aberystwyth A vibrant university town with a rich history, a seafront promenade, the National Library of Wales, and the scenic Vale of Rheidol Railway.

More about Aberystwyth

An aerial view over a caravan park on the North Wales coast

April High/Low (°C): 11° / 5°

April weather in Wales

A row of caravans overlooking the sea on the Welsh Coast

May High/Low (°C): 14° / 8°

May weather in Wales

A family walking along the beach on a summer day in Wales

June High/Low (°C): 17° / 11°

June weather in Wales

July High/Low (°C): 19° / 13°

July weather in Wales

August High/Low (°C): 19° / 13°

August weather in Wales

A bright autumn day looking over the bay towards Tenby in Wales

September High/Low (°C): 17° / 11°

September weather in Wales

October High/Low (°C): 14° / 9°

October weather in Wales

Explore Parks

Our holiday parks in Wales

Brynowen Holiday Park

Highlights: Short walk to the beach, an indoor pool with a waterslide, and breathtaking views.

Stunning scenery, beautiful beaches, and the typical Welsh charm.

Brynowen is perfect for: Ramblers and explorers, active families, and your four-legged friends.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Mount Snowdon, Cardigan Bay, Aberystwyth, and Snowdonia National Park.

Explore Brynowen Holiday Park

Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park

Highlights: On the estuary, an indoor pool with a waterslide, incredible views, and a range of hot tub lodges.

Where rugged rural beauty meets the beach. A true escape for all.

Carmarthen is perfect for: Retirees and their families, couples seeking a relaxing break, local explorers, and your four-legged friends.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Carmarthen, Kidwelly, Three Cliffs Bay, and The National Botanic Garden of Wales.

Explore Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park

Pendine Sands Holiday Park

Highlights: On the beach, an indoor pool, and charming local towns nearby.

Peace and tranquillity just minutes from gorgeous golden sands.

Pendine Sands is perfect for: Retirees and their families, couples seeking a relaxing break, coastal explorers, and your four-legged friends.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Pendine, Laugharne, Tenby, Pembrey Beach, and Barafundle Bay.

Explore Pendine Sands Holiday Park

Trecco Bay Holiday Park

Highlights: On the beach, an indoor pool with a waterslide, and a stunning nature reserve nearby.

One of the largest holiday parks in Europe, there’s something for all here.

Trecco Bay is perfect for: Families with children of all ages, beach lovers, and coastal explorers.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Porthcawl, Bridgend, and the South Wales Coast Path.

Explore Trecco Bay Holiday Park

Ty Mawr Holiday Park

Highlights: Short walk to the beach, an indoor pool with a waterslide, spectacular views, and an idyllic woodland setting.

A popular destination promising both excitement and relaxation.

Ty Mawr is perfect for: Family fun, ramblers and explorers, beach lovers, and keen surfers.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Llandudno, Rhyl, Colwyn Bay, SC2 Rhyl, and the Great Orme Mines.

Explore Ty Mawr Holiday Park

Explore beautiful beaches You're never too far from Wales' beautiful coastline! Top picks include Barafundle Bay and Aberavon.

Delve into Welsh history Visit the iconic Conwy Castle or the romantic ruins of Tintern Abbey for a taste of history.

Take a boat trip on the Teifi River Cruise down the scenic Teifi River near Cardigan, with beautiful views of the Welsh countryside.

Enjoy a romantic picnic Spend a peaceful day at Cefn Sidan, a long sandy beach in Pembrey Country Park, perfect for picnics.

Discover tranquil gardens Relax at the National Botanic Garden of Wales, with stunning gardens and peaceful surroundings.

Learn how to surf Enjoy a surfing lesson or watersports at Aberavon Beach, ideal for older kids and teens.

Go hiking at Brecon Beacons National Park Tackle Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, for a fun and challenging hike with great views.

Visit local theme parks Enjoy adrenaline-pumping rides at Oakwood Theme Park, one of Wales’ top theme parks near Narberth.

Water sports at Loch Ness Try paddleboarding or kayaking on the famous Loch Ness, where adventure meets mystery!

Learn something new at a local museum Experience underground tours at the Big Pit National Coal Museum, offering a hands-on learning experience.

Walk the Pembrokeshire Coast Path Bring your dog for a scenic walk along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, with breathtaking views.

Relax on dog-friendly beaches Enjoy a relaxing day at Oxwich Bay, one of the Gower Peninsula’s dog-friendly beaches.

Explore Snowdonia's trails Hike with your furry friend through Snowdonia National Park, with its array of of dog-friendly trails.

Stroll around Aberdaron Beach Walk your pooch at Aberdaron Beach, a peaceful, quiet spot in Pembrokeshire.

Soak in the greenery Explore Bute Park, a large, dog-friendly park right in the heart of Cardiff.

Walk the Pembrokeshire Coast Path Bring your dog for a scenic walk along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, with breathtaking views.

Relax on dog-friendly beaches Enjoy a relaxing day at Oxwich Bay, one of the Gower Peninsula’s dog-friendly beaches.

Explore Snowdonia's trails Hike with your furry friend through Snowdonia National Park, with its array of of dog-friendly trails.

Stroll around Aberdaron Beach Walk your pooch at Aberdaron Beach, a peaceful, quiet spot in Pembrokeshire.

Soak in the greenery Explore Bute Park, a large, dog-friendly park right in the heart of Cardiff.

FAQs about holidays in Wales

Wales FAQs

General FAQs

Why choose Parkdean Resorts?

Our comfortable accommodation caters to all groups and budgets, from modern caravans to spacious, homely lodges - complete with hot tubs! From the moment you arrive, you can relax at ease knowing a friendly face, on-site amenities and family-friendly activities and entertainment are on your doorstep.