Denbighshire Caravan Holidays
To the east of the county is the Clwyydian Range, a beautiful series of hills with a high point of 555 metres at Moel Famau. Located in the upper Dee Valley, the hills are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, one of only 5 such areas in the whole of Wales.
Nearby are the Denbigh Moors and to the south are is the Berwyn Range, more areas of natural beauty and great for exploring.
For those looking to explore the area, the county borders Conwy, Flintshire, Wrexham and Powys.
The county has numerous points of interest including castles at Denbigh, Rhuddlan, Ruthin, Castell Dinas Bran as well as Bodelwyddan.
St Asaph is one of the smallest cities in the UK and has one of the smallest cathedrals whilst from a holidaymaker point of view it is the counties seaside resorts and the areas of natural beauty that are home to the regions caravan holiday parks with Prestatyn and Rhyl amongst the most popular.
Denbighshire Holiday Parks
Here are our top 10 caravan holiday parks in Denbighshire.
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Holiday Parks Denbighshire
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In Denbighshire it is the counties seaside resorts that the majority of caravan holiday parks can be found.
From small seaside towns and resorts to the north to the hills in the south, east and west parts of the county, Denbighshire has lots on offer for holidaymakers and lots of great locations for caravan parks.
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Prestatyn
Prestatyn is a small seaside town and a seaside resort in the north-east tip of Denbighshire that has been a popular seaside resort for a long time now and with many of the regions caravan parks located in and around the town, Prestatyn is of course still a popular destination for caravan holidaymakers.
Traditionally park of Flintshire, Prestatyn as evidence of prehistoric occupation and there is evidence of Roman and Medieval sites and it is that history that is an attraction for many holidaymakers including the remains of a Roman Bath and a Neolithic mound called the Gop.
Rhyl
Rhyl is another former Flintshire town on the northern coast of Denbighshire. Sitting on the mouth of the River Clwyd.
Rhyl was once a thriving Victorian-era resort but struggled in the after war years but the good news for holidaymaker sis that the resort has spent millions and millions to regenerate the seafront and the town is now a popular place for caravan holidays.
Perfect for exploring the region or simply relaxing with a sea view, Rhyl is a quieter and more relaxed holiday resort.
Ruthin
Ruthin is the county town of Denbighshire and it is one of the most historic towns in North Wales. In the older town, Ruthin Castle and St Peter’s Square dominate the town.
In the centre of town, there are a number of historic buildings including Ruthin’s Old Court House which dates back to 1401.
The history of the town and area also includes links to the brother of Gildas and King Arthur with the registered ancient monument called Maen Huail, located in St Peters Square.
Rhuddlan
Rhuddlan is a small town which is located to the just to the south of the seaside resorts of Rhyl and Prestatyn.
Rhuddlan is a pretty small town which overlooks the River Clwyd but it is the iconic Rhuddlan Castle that dominates the whole town and that is the major draw for holidaymakers.
The town has a long history, including been the site of where Edward I signed the Statue of Rhuddlan, which laid the way the Principality of Wales was to be governed.
Caravan Holidays in Denbighshire
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As a more rural area of Wales, known more for open spaces, its natural beauty and historic sites, the region is the perfect base for those who simply want to chill out, relax and get away from all of the stresses of life whilst on holiday.
Most of the caravan parks in the area reflect this as they are smaller parks with a limited number of facilities but for many that is part of the charm.
From long walks on the beach to visiting nearby castles and from a night out enjoying a relaxed meal in a country pub to visiting the nearby cities of Wrexham and Chester- holidaymakers to the county of Denbighshire in North Wales have lots to look forward to.
Whilst we are arguably biased, we feel that the best way to take in the beauty and relaxed vibe of the county is by staying on a caravan holiday park and with a good choice of parks on offers, there is no reason not to.