West Wales Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks
Unlike North and South Wales, West Wales doesn’t have clearly defined ‘borders’, with some including parts of South Wales and some including parts of North Wales but for the majority, it is the former historic county of Dyfed which creates the majority of the modern day West Wales, including the counties of Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire whilst the new region of Swansea Bay is nowadays included by many.
The West Wales Raiders is the leading sports team to represent the region with the rugby team featuring a mix of local and international stars.
West Wales Holiday Parks
Here are our top 10 caravan holiday parks in West Wales.
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West Wales Caravan Holidays
For those wanting to enjoy a caravan holiday in West Wales, the great is that the region offers a good range of caravan holiday parks, from those operated by the biggest brands to small, independent parks that means there is likely the right caravan park for you and your family.
In West Wales there are many great areas for holidaymakers to make their base, with the regions counties all offering something different.
Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is a county in the south of West Wales that is known for its natural beauty and for knowing how to make the most of it.
Sitting on the southern tip of Cardigan Bay, the counties Pembrokeshire Coast National park and the 190 miles long Pembrokeshire Coast Path is the best place to enjoy spending time together as a family whilst taking in the views of the Irish Sea and perhaps even for spotting Cardigan Bays iconic dolphin population.
Ceredigion
Ceredigion is another county located on Cardigan Bay with the Ceredigion Coast Path offering stunning views over the aby and again this is a great dolphin watching place.
The county has a large percentage of the population that speaks Welsh and that goes a long way to knowing why the county is known as the centre of Welsh Culture.
Aberystwyth is the county’s largest town and acts as the centre of culture in the region with an historic castle, a university as well as been the home of the National Library of Wales but for holidaymakers it is the regions natural beauty and stunning beaches that are the major attraction.
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthenshire is one of the historic counties of Wales and is one of the popular for holidaymakers thanks to the history and natural beauty of the county.
The region has been inhabited since prehistoric times with the county town of Carmarthen been founded by the Romans. Other large towns in the region include Llanelli and Ammanford.
Carmarthenshire is known as a county of rivers and mountains, with several rivers, including the River Towy and its tributaries, flowing into the Bristol Channel.
Mountains in the area include the Black Mountain range and the Cambrian Mountains.
Other popular aspects of the region that are draws for holidaymakers include the many small villages and fisting harbours as well as the numerous beaches that are all just waiting to be explored.
Swansea Bay
Swansea Bay is as you would expect a coastal bay, near Swansea that is area of stunning natural beauty. The bay has 5 key rivers, the River Neath, the River Tawe, the River Afan, the River Kenfig and the Clyne River, that flows into it and as it sits on the upper reaches of the Bristol Channel, it experiences a large tidal range.
Swansea Bay features 3 ports; Swansea Docks, Port Talbot Docks and the Briton Ferry Wharfs that offer the opportunity to visit the Republic of Ireland.
The bay is split into 5 stretches of beach, each with there own name. These are Aberavon beach, Baglan Beach, Jersey Marine Beach, Swansea Beach and Mumbles beach.
The West Wales region is a great place for a caravan holiday as staying in a static caravan holiday home allows you to connect to nature. With so much natural beauty found throughout the region, it is no surprise that the majority of caravan holiday parks found in West Wales are either by the coast or located near to the hills and rivers that can be found throughout this part of Wales.
West Wales is a great choice for couples and families who are looking to relax whilst on holiday and who enjoy spending time together, exploring nature and also for those who have an interest in history.
With numerous historical sites dating back to prehistoric and roman times as well as a number of heritage railways (including the Gwili Railway, the Llanelli and Mynydd Mawr Railway, the Teifi Valley Railway and the Vale of Rheidol Railway) and castles, there is lots for holidaymakers to enjoy.
West Wales is also home to good range of caravan holiday parks to suit all preferences, with larger parks that offer lots of activities and facilities to smaller parks that are the ideal place to simply relax and to use as a base for exploring.
Here at CaraHols.co.uk we review all of the parks we feature, bring you all of the information you need to know about a caravan holiday park to make an informed decision on whether or not it is right for you. We then bring you a direct link to the booking page on the operators/owner’s website and also where you can get further information.
That means that by simply visiting CaraHols.co.uk and using our website, the process of finding a caravan holiday, choosing the accommodation and actually booking the holiday is as easy as possible.