Horseshoe Pass near Llangollen

North Wales

  • ParcFarm Holiday Park in the heart of North Wales
  • The idyllic North Wales countryside
  • ParcFarm in the snow
  • Castell Dinas Bran
  • View from Snowdon
  • Hills and mountains in North Wales

North Wales is a beautiful and rural region with a spectacular, varied landscape. Ranging from the green valleys and hills surrounding Denbighshire in the east, to the vast rugged mountains of Snowdonia National Park in the west, it is a haven for both outdoor enthusiasts and sightseers.

Vale Holiday Parks in North Wales

It's easy to see why people are drawn to scenic North Wales for their holidays - it’s a literal breath of fresh air from city and suburban living.

If you’re looking to spend time with nature in the great outdoors, then you’ll find Loggerheads Country Park on your doorstep. This is an ideal place to head for long peaceful walks in a scenic river valley. If you want more of an adrenaline hit, you’re also minutes away from the forest Coed Llandegla which is home to some of the UK’s best mountain bike trails. 

This part of North Wales is only a short drive from some of the most beautiful coastal areas as well. So whatever you fancy when on holiday, there’s something for everyone!

Our holiday parks in North Wales

  • You’ll find ParcFarm Holiday Park nestled in the heart of the North Wales countryside. Surrounded by rolling hills and mountains, forests and streams, this beautiful holiday park is the perfect place to come to recharge. 

    The park itself sits right on the edge of this stunning part of Wales which is famously home to Snowdonia Park. Close by, you will find the historic and charming towns of Mold, Llangollen and Ruthin. Steam trains, old stone buildings and country pubs form the backdrop of these beautiful towns which are fantastic places for day trips. 

     

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  • Aerial view of ParcFarm Holiday Park

    ParcFarm Holiday Park

    Nestled in the flowing foothills of the Clwydian Hills, ParcFarm Holiday Park in North Wales is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Put the stresses of work and daily life away, and come and enjoy...
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • QWhat fun activities are there to do in North Wales?

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    Fun activities to do in North Wales are:

    • Mountain biking in Llandegla Forest
    • Llangollen Canal via horse drawn boat trip
    • Welsh Mountain Zoo
    • Rhyl Seaquarium
    • National Botanic Garden of Wales
    • Snowdon Mountain Railway
  • QWhat are the best places to visit in North Wales?

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    The best places to visit in North Wales are:

    • Ruthin
    • Llangollen
    • Mold
    • Loggerheads Country Park
    • Snowdonia National Park

Things to do in North Wales

  • Ruthin town centre

    Ruthin

    Ruthin is a charming little historic town set in the most beautiful of landscapes in North Wales. Famous for its 600-year-old buildings, an abundance of cafes, pubs and restaurants, together with a variety of shopping and a lively arts & crafts scene. You can easily spend a day or two exploring Ruthin and still want to go back again!

  • Llangollen canal boat horse drawn carriage

    Llangollen

    Llangollen is lovely itself - surrounded by hills and the River Dee. But its main attractions are its fantastic steam railway and the unique opportunity to experience cruising along the canal on a horse-drawn boat. In fact, Llangollen is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along eleven miles of the canal, from Gledrid to the Horseshoe Falls via the spectacular Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.

  • Coed Llandegla

    Coed Llandegla

    Coed Llandegla (or Llandegla Forest in English), Denbighshire, North-Wales is a stone's throw from ParcFarm Holiday Park and enjoyed by both cyclists and  walkers. It has a fantastic set up for mountain bikers, with trails for all skill levels including a green and blue trail for entry-level mountain bikers and families, through to red and black trails for the more experienced mountain biker. Other great facilities at the forest include a  visitors’ centre, bike hire and a cafe.

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