About the park
A quiet corner of the Welsh hills.
A family-run touring caravan and camping park in the Welsh hills, three miles off the A55 and just 25 minutes from Chester. Footpaths run straight from the gate, the coast and the mountains are both an easy drive, and there's a proper coffee five minutes' walk away.
Between the coast and the mountains
Quiet limestone hill country, with the sea falling away one side and the hills rising the other. Wide fields, old hedgerows, and the kind of view that makes you breathe out the moment you arrive.
Walking straight from the gate
Footpaths lead right off the site into the wider network, with the Offa's Dyke Path about a mile and a half away. A morning stroll, an all-day ramble, or a stretch of the legs before dinner.
Dogs and families, genuinely welcome
A dedicated dog-exercising area on site, footpaths for the morning stroll, and plenty of room for children to be children.
New serviced super pitches
Eight new pitches, each a generous 8 metres square, with electric and water on the pitch. A little more comfort, without losing the feel of the place.
Our story
There's been a caravan site on this land since around 1982, when it started life as a small CL site. The club affiliation changed in 2014, and this year we added eight new serviced super pitches, the biggest change the place has seen in years.
It's still a family affair, and still run the way we'd want to be looked after ourselves: quietly, properly, and without any fuss.
Who it's for
Caravan and motorhome owners and families looking for a peaceful, quality experience. Kids and dogs welcome.