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Static Caravans for Sale North Wales

North Wales combines dramatic coastline with mountains just inland, and some of the best-value holiday homes in the UK. Most parks sit along the coast from the Dee estuary through Llandudno, Conwy and Anglesey.

Close to the North West and the Midlands, North Wales is the natural choice for thousands of buyers — here is what to expect on price, fees and park choice.

By the team at Best Caravan Parks · Updated August 2026

Static caravans for sale on the North Wales coast

The short answer

How much are static caravans for sale in North Wales?

New statics on North Wales parks typically run £35k–£60k and used homes £12k–£35k, with annual site fees around £3k–£6k. It is consistently one of the cheapest regions in the UK for holiday-home ownership.

Where to search in North Wales

Most parks are clustered on the coast: the Dee coast near Chester, the Llandudno–Conwy stretch, and the Anglesey coast. Each has a different feel — from busy family resorts to quieter, scenic sites.

Drive time from home usually decides the region, then compare three or four parks on price, fees, season and park rules before viewing.

Prices, fees and seasons to expect

  • New homes: £35k–£60k depending on brand and specification
  • Used homes: commonly £12k–£35k for good models
  • Site fees: roughly £3k–£6k per year, varying by park and pitch
  • Season: many North Wales parks close over winter; some stay open most of the year

Parks worth shortlisting

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

Dee estuary coast

Close to Chester

Convenient parks just over the Welsh border from Cheshire and the North West.

  • ✓Short drive from Chester and Liverpool
  • ✓Mix of big brands and independents
  • ✓Good value pitches

Confirm the season — many sites are seasonal.

Llandudno & Conwy

Scenic coast

Some of the most attractive coastal settings in North Wales, with proper seaside towns nearby.

  • ✓Beautiful coastal scenery
  • ✓Good choice of parks and lodges
  • ✓Plenty to do off-park

Prices can reflect the scenery — compare carefully.

Anglesey

Island escape

Quieter, scenic parks on the island with beaches and easy access via the bridges.

  • ✓Stunning beaches
  • ✓Relaxed, family feel
  • ✓Generally good value

Check winter access and facilities on island sites.

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Frequently asked questions

Is North Wales cheaper than Cornwall?+
Yes — North Wales is typically far cheaper for both the purchase price and the annual site fees. For many buyers it offers the best coast-to-value balance in the UK.
How long is the season on North Wales parks?+
Most run roughly March–November, with many closing over the winter. A minority offer longer or year-round licences — check the specific park.
Can I rent out a static caravan in North Wales?+
Only where the park allows subletting in writing. Rules vary by park, so confirm before you buy.

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