Cilan Caravan Park (Corwen)

Cilan Caravan Park (Corwen)

Quiet & peaceful / Family friendly / In the countryside

Pitches: 36

Connection fee: POA

Annual fee: £1,580.00

Season length: 10.5 months

Pets: allowed

Sublet: not allowed

Park Brochure

Park Description

To arrange a viewing of this park or to discuss buying and siting a caravan please click through to our enquiry form using the buttons to the right.

Cilan Caravan Park can be found situated on the outskirts of the small Welsh village of Llandrillo, near Corwen of inland North Wales. Positioned within a truly picturesque setting, within the breath-taking scenery of the Dee Valley, found between Corwen and Bala.

Cilan Caravan Park is the perfect location for holidays where you wish to get away from it all and relax the stresses of everyday life away. The peaceful environment and the truly serene location of the park aids in creating a tranquil haven for the guests who spend their time here.

Whilst the park may seem worlds away from day to day life, Cilan Caravan Park is centrally located to be able to enjoy many of the hidden treasures that inland North Wales has on offer. From exploring the surrounding mountains and hills by foot, riding the Llangollen Steam Railway, challenging your inner adventurer with white water rafting or learning the history of the castles which can be found all over North Wales, there truly is something for everyone.

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.