Regional guide

Best Holiday Parks in Wales

Wales offers superb coastline, genuine value and a holiday-home market that spans the north Wales coast all the way down to Pembrokeshire and the Gower.

Gower, Pembrokeshire and the north Wales coast — here is where to start looking.

By the team at Best Caravan Parks · Updated August 2026

The short answer

Where are the best holiday parks in Wales?

North Wales (the Dee coast to Anglesey) is the biggest holiday-home region and closest to the North West and Midlands. Pembrokeshire and the Gower are beautiful, in-demand and slightly pricier; Cardigan Bay offers a quieter middle ground.

The three regions

North Wales combines coast and mountains, with most parks concentrated near the coast and the best value. West Wales (Cardigan Bay) is quieter and more scenic. South West Wales — Pembrokeshire and the Gower — is the most sought-after, with long seasons and some premium parks.

Drive time from home usually decides the region for most buyers.

Parks worth shortlisting

We list parks by reputation and location, but prices, pitch sizes and ownership terms change — always confirm with the park.

North Wales coast

Best value

From the Dee estuary to Anglesey — the biggest, best-value holiday-home region in Wales.

✓Close to the North West and Midlands
✓Strong choice of family parks
✓Good entry-level prices

Many parks close over winter months.

Cardigan Bay

Quieter

Scenic mid-Wales coastline around Aberystwyth, Cardigan and New Quay.

✓Beautiful, slower pace of life
✓Lower prices than Pembrokeshire
✓Great beaches

Smaller choice — book a viewing weekend and see several.

Pembrokeshire

In demand

Premier coastal parks near Tenby, Saundersfoot and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

✓Some of the UK’s best beaches
✓Long holiday seasons
✓Premium parks and lodges

Prices reflect the demand.

Gower & Swansea Bay

Scenic

Beautiful surf-and-sand parks on the Gower peninsula, close to Swansea.

✓World-class coastline on your doorstep
✓Strong local holiday market
✓Good day-trip opportunities

Confirm season and pitch fees per park.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Wales cheaper than Cornwall?+

Yes — North Wales especially is far cheaper. Pembrokeshire is the priciest Welsh region but still typically below Cornwall.

Do Welsh parks allow year-round use?+

Most are seasonal (roughly March–November). A minority offer 12-month licences — check the specific park if winter use matters.

Can I rent out my Welsh holiday home?+

Only where the park permits subletting. Rules vary by park, so get it in writing before you buy.

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