Abbey Farm Caravan Park (Llangollen)

Abbey Farm Caravan Park (Llangollen)

Quiet & peaceful / Family friendly / Exclusive / In the countryside / Close to amenities

Pitches: 96

Connection fee: POA

Annual fee: £2,400.00

Season length: 11 months

Pets: allowed

Sublet: not allowed

Park Brochure

Park Description

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Abbey Farm Caravan Park can be found situated just outside of the charming Welsh town of Llangollen. Owned by the Davies family, Abbey Farm is a family friendly park, set in the rural countryside of In Land North Wales with facilities for static caravans, camping, touring caravans, motorhomes and self-catered cottages.

Abbey Farm Caravan Park is located within a real life working farm and has developed an onsite Farm Shop, selling fresh cuts of meat and local Welsh produce, alongside a Tea Room/Bistro open 7 days a week for food and drink. The menus on offer include a variety of exquiste dishes as well as home make cakes and Welsh cream teas.

The park is open 11 months a year, closing just in Janurary each year. This means you can make the most of the amazing views In Land North Wales has to offer throughout all the seasons. With plots surronded by greenery, tall, towering trees and a tranquil pond home to fish and natural wildlfie, staying at Abbey Farm Caravan Park is an escape you'll never want to end.

Abbey Farm is minutes away from Llangollen. A Welsh town full of history and beautiful landscapes, surrounded by rolling hills and mountains and neighboured by rippling streams, Llangollen is like no where you have been before. Horse drawn boats along the River Dee and the Steam Railway, are only a few of the activities Llangollen has to offer. Or if history is where your interests lie, visit the Valle Crucis Abbey, one of the best preserved Abbey's in Wales! Over 8 centuries old, bursting with stories of the lives of Cistercian Monks before being duly diffused in 1537.

This inland area of North Wales is epitomised by a gentler rolling countryside than Snowdonia. It is the ideal area for outdoor pursuits including cycling, walking, white-water rafting and kayaking.

A major bonus of this area is the short travelling time from the Midlands and Cheshire allowing caravan holiday home owners to enjoy short breaks or weekends away with minimal planning and travel time.

Parks vary from small private parks tucked away in the countryside to large parks with all the facilities you would expect of a family holiday park.

Main towns include Wrexham, Mold, Denbigh, Llangollen, Corwen and Bala.

For more photos from Inland North Wales please click here.