Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park, Llandudno

Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park

Booking a break at Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park puts you in prime position for beautiful beaches, charming towns and villages, fascinating attractions, historic castles, and a warm Welsh welcome like no other.

Enjoying a superb setting near the picturesque towns of Llandudno and Rhos-on-Sea, Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park is the ideal base for exploring the wonders of North Wales and beyond.

Why Choose Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park?

Whether you're planning a long-overdue family holiday, a reunion with friends, or a romantic getaway, Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park has something for everyone.

Open from March to November, the park offers well-maintained accommodation, including a fantastic selection of caravans and lodges set on spacious plots, providing plenty of room for children to play and adults to relax in the beautiful surroundings.

On-site amenities include a launderette, electric car charging point, and free parking. There's also a playground and a parkland area, perfect for both children and grown-ups to enjoy ball games and outdoor activities.

Just a short stroll away in Penrhyn Bay, you'll find a great selection of shops and eateries - ideal for picking up holiday essentials or enjoying a meal without having to cook.

Places to Visit During Your Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park Holiday

Exploring the area couldn’t be easier, with plenty to see and do within a short distance of Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park. The charming town of Rhos-on-Sea is a favourite among visitors who love browsing independent shops and stopping off for a bite to eat by the coast.

A little further afield, but an absolute must-visit, is Llandudno. This Victorian seaside town has retained its historic charm while offering modern amenities, making it a firm favourite with holidaymakers.

For breathtaking views, head to Great Orme Country Park, home to the iconic limestone headland. Whether you hike to the summit or take the cable car for a more relaxed journey, you’ll be rewarded with some of the most stunning panoramas in North Wales. The park is also home to ancient copper mines, where visitors can try their hand at caving and even play underground adventure golf.

No trip to North Wales would be complete without visiting Snowdonia National Park - 823 square miles of epic mountains, valleys, and walking trails. With paths suited to all ages and abilities, there’s an adventure waiting for everyone.

For history lovers, Conwy is a must-see. This medieval town, often described as a jewel of North Wales, boasts an impressive castle and well-preserved town walls. Wander through the historic streets, browse independent shops, and enjoy a delicious meal at a cosy café. If you're keen to explore more Welsh castles, Caernarfon, Harlech, and Deganwy are all well worth a visit.

Other nearby destinations include Abergele, Towyn, and Gwynedd, each offering unique attractions and stunning scenery. And if you fancy a day trip further afield, Anglesey is easily reachable. With its golden beaches, family attractions, and breathtaking coastal views, the island makes for a perfect excursion.

For a memorable caravan holiday in the heart of North Wales, Penrhyn Hall Caravan Park offers top-quality accommodation in a stunning location—ensuring a getaway you'll never forget.