Bridgend

Bridgend

A hidden gem in South Wales, Bridgend boasts miles of golden sands and dramatic cliffs and is packed with wildlife, history, culture, family fun and tasty Welsh cuisine.

Why Choose a Caravan Holiday in Bridgend?

Pack those walking boots for your caravan holiday in Bridgend and hike along the Wales Coast Path. A lively market town, Bridgend's bustling market is brimming with fresh produce, local crafts, and independent shops - wander and see what takes your fancy. Sample some hearty Welsh dishes during your break, such as cawl (stew), bara brith (fruit bread), and laverbread (seaweed). Dine in one of the cosy pubs or try award-winning restaurants like The Old Cottage Bistro. Enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the beach, or indulge in a seafood platter at a waterfront restaurant. Wildlife fans will enjoy spotting the variety of birdlife at Parc Slip Nature Reserve and Visitor Centre.

Places to Visit During Bridgend Caravan Holidays

Enjoy a day out at Bryngarw Country Park - follow the woodland trails, explore the River Garw and see what wildlife you can spot, wander into the visitor centre and look at the interactive exhibits. Ogmore Castle was built in the 12th century - explore the crumbling keep while imagining knights guarding the gateway and trace the footsteps of Welsh princes who once called it home. Wrigley's Fun Farm offers farmyard fun for all the family during Bridgend caravan holidays. Meet the pygmy goats, meerkats, and friendly pigs. Hop aboard mini tractors and burn off some energy at the hay bale maze and straw play area. Pack a picnic and make a day of it!

From stunning beaches and historical castles to family fun, Bridgend promises a memorable and affordable holiday experience.