Barlows Caravan Park (Caerwys)

Barlows Caravan Park (Caerwys)

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

Pitches: 280

Connection fee: POA

Annual fee: £2,441.67

Season length: 10.5 months

Pets: allowed

Sublet: not allowed

Park Brochure

Park Description

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Barlows Caravan Park is located in the rural countryside of North Wales, less than a mile away from the Welsh town of Caerwys. The park is family run and set in a stunning wooded valley, taking you to a whole new world during your stay at the park.

Whilst you may feel worlds away whilst at the park, in reality you are only 10 minutes from the main A55 expressway, meaning this luxurious wooded haven is within easy reach.

The park was established back in 1965 by George William Barlow and is still a family run business to this day. The park promotes a peaceful stay during your visits to the park, which is why they do not have a pub or club onsite, they would rather visitors to enjoy the tranquillity of the Welsh countryside.

On site however there is a park shop, which provides you with all the basics you may need throughout your stay, including confectionary and deli items. The park also has an onsite launderette and a kids play area; one area for toddlers and another for older children which includes a large football pitch.

The town of Caerwys is less than one mile away, which has all the necessary amenities you should possibly need during your time at the park. These include two pubs, a butchers, convenience store, post office, beauty salon and a garage.

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