Spring Gardens Caravan Park (St. Asaph)To enquire about plot availability, offers or caravans for sale please call LLoyds Caravan & Lodge Sales on 01745 832050.
Park DescriptionSituated on the outskirts of St Asaph, in North Wales, Spring Gardens Holiday Park is the perfect escape for those looking for a peaceful haven away from home. Spring Gardens provides holiday makers with a tranquil environment with a laid back atmosphere, creating a strong emphasis on community spirit. All caravans on site are privately owned, giving a sense of security and a welcoming feeling of home each time you arrive at the park.
The park has been owned by the same family for over 10 years now, giving them the correct experience to be able to provide you with the holiday of your dreams. No task is too small for Spring Gardens and you’ll always find someone ready and willing to help. On site you’ll find a club house, open especially for owners on a Saturday night, to be able to enjoy some well-deserved R&R and get to know their neighbours a bit better. There is also a purposely built children’s play area on site, as well as fishing on the Onsite River.
The town of St Asaph is only a short distance from the park. Here you’ll find a whole host of eateries and restaurants, for those evenings you don’t feel like cooking. There is also a selection of shops in the town, meaning you don’t need to travel far to find what you need.
Overview & Park TypePark type: Quiet & peaceful / Family friendly / Exclusive / In the countryside / Close to amenities
Pitches: 72
Connection fee: £1,000.00
Annual fee: £4,000.00
Season length: 12 months
Notes: £4000 + £3504
Pets: allowed
Sublet: not allowed
Facilities- Pets allowed
- Bar / club / pub
- Play area
- Internet / WiFi
- Disabled facilities
Local AreaThe North West Welsh coast is synonymous with caravan parks and caravan holidays.
If you're looking for a traditional family caravan park holiday, with miles of beaches and plenty of activities for the kids or a quiet select park then the coast is for you!
But that is not all; the North West Wales coast is the ideal base to use as a stepping stone to discover so many areas of North Wales, all within easy travelling distance with excellent transport links.
Travel to the North West Wales coast is extremely easy; the A55 dual carriageway extends all the way along the coast from the M56 making all areas easily reached from Merseyside, Manchester, the north west and the Midlands.
Main towns include Prestatyn, Rhyl, Towyn, Llanddulas, Colwyn Bay and Llandudno.