Holiday Parks in Wales

Wales is known for adventure tourism including zip-lining at Zip World Penrhyn Quarry, coasteering in Pembrokeshire, and mountain biking in Coed y Brenin Forest Park. Surf Snowdonia also offers an inland surf lagoon near Conwy.

Many Welsh parks welcome dogs, with some offering specific pet-friendly accommodation, enclosed dog exercise areas, and dog washing stations. Pembrokeshire and Snowdonia both have excellent dog-friendly walking trails and beaches.

Several parks are located within easy reach of Snowdonia National Park, including parks on the Llyn Peninsula and around Betws-y-Coed and Beddgelert. These provide a perfect base for hiking Snowdon, visiting Zip World, and exploring mountain lakes.

Wales has stunning coastal parks, especially along the Pembrokeshire Coast and Cardigan Bay. Parks near Porthcawl and Tenby offer direct beach access with golden sands and safe swimming.

Llyn Peninsula and Trecco Bay parks are top family picks with pools, kids' clubs, and evening shows. Pembrokeshire resort parks offer excellent family experiences with subtropical water parks and adventure activities.

May to September offers the best weather for outdoor activities and beach holidays. The Pembrokeshire coast is particularly beautiful in late spring with wildflowers. Autumn is ideal for quieter walks in Snowdonia, and winter lodges with hot tubs make cosy off-season retreats.