Clwyd View Touring Park, is situated on the edge of the historic town of Rhuddlan in North Wales. Close (but not too close) to the banks of the river Clwyd. It overlooks open countryside.

The three acre site has pitches for 75 caravans; 66 of these having electric hook-up points.

Selwyn and Vivienne, the resident proprietors, guarantee a very warm welcome. They are able to offer the facilities you would expect at an owner operated and supervised site, these include:-

Rhuddlan is an historian's delight. The town, more generally known as a village, is dominated by Rhuddlan Castle. Built by Edward I it is one of many, of its type, built along the North Wales coast.

Whilst, Rhuddlan boasts many listed buildings including the Parliament House and Banquet House, the Parish Church of. St. Mary's celebrates its 700th anniversary in 2001.

For those with children, Rhyl is only 3 miles away with its Sun Centre, sand and sea fishing.

Bodelwyddan Castle standing in the village of Bodelwyddan, only 3 miles away, houses part of the National Gallery and has beautiful gardens, play areas, gift shops etc.. A visit is most worthwhile.

For the more adventurous, why not consider a 30 minute drive to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. The views of, snow-capped, Snowdon standing over 3,500 feet are stunning. You can walk to the summit or, if you're so inclined, you could try climbing it! The easier option, however, is to take the famous small train of the Snowdon Mountain Railway.

The historic City of Chester, with its Roman ruins and excellent shopping arcades, is only 25 minutes away and is very easily accessed from Rhuddlan.

There is something for everyone at Clwyd View

Please Note: At Clwyd View, in the interest of Health and Safety to children on the site and out of respect to the local farming community and their animals, we regret, we are unable to accommodate pets.

HOWEVER, A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU
AT
CLWYD VIEW
WE PARTICULARLY WELCOME CARAVAN RALLIES