395 Holiday parks & campsites

Holiday park in 115 acres of farmland overlooking Cardigan Bay with own beach with spacious positions for holiday homes.

A quiet site on the banks of the Avonmore River and on the edge of the Wicklow Mountains. An ideal touring base being within 1.5 hours of both Dublin and Rosslare with train and bus services from the village. The village, a 10-minute walk away includes several pubs, shops and restaurants. On site there is trout fishing. Our natural timber cabins are set on the edge of our own private lake with decking to the front. Each cabin has two bedrooms one double, one bunk, and full kitchen and bathroom facilities. We are unable to accommodate Commercial Vehicles, or units other than specific tourist units

Grondre Holiday Park is a touring and holiday park that sits in the grounds of an 18th century country manor house.

Small family run park. Sheltered surroundings. Ideal for walking or touring Snowdonia. Modern showers/toilet block. Most improved park in Wales winner.

Mount's Bay Caravan Park is a small, exclusive, family-run park of 17 caravans, catering for families and couples only, and is just 50 yds from a sandy beach.

Next to the Blue Flag beaches of Dawlish Warren is the award-winning Lady's Mile, a large holiday complex with plenty going on.

Keel Sandybanks Caravan Park is a beautiful four-star, family-run holiday park on Achill Island, County Mayo, on the west coast of Ireland. The park is open from 1st May until 22nd August, and welcomes guests with touring caravans, motorhomes, and tents onto the site. There is also a range of static caravans for hire available at the park. Go glamping in horse drawn caravans on this campsite by the Atlantic coast, too. The site is family friendly and pets are also allowed. Electric hook-ups are available at the site, and you will find that a number of hard standing pitches are available. In addition, facilities on offer at Keel Sandybanks Caravan Park include two toilet and shower blocks, a laundrette, and a well-equipped camper's kitchen. There is also a motorhome drive-through service point, where you can fill up the water tanks and dispose of grey water and chemical waste. The park also has recycling facilities, available to all. Water taps are located around the park, while a gas barbecue is also available for guests' use. There is plenty to do at Keel Sandybanks Caravan Park. Children will enjoy the adventure playground, which is situated at the park entrance, and the recreation hall, which houses a pool table, computer games, books, a television, and a toddler's play area. The park's location means that when you stay here you will enjoy direct access to the amazing beach, which is perfect for walks as well as paddling, swimming, and much more. Alternatively, you can choose to simply relax and enjoy the view and the beautiful sunsets out across the Atlantic. Within walking distance of the park is a great selection of local amenities, including convenience stores, family friendly pubs and restaurants, quirky gift shops, and art galleries, all in the town of Keel. Close to the park is Achill Golf Club, which offers a nine-hole course, while you can go fishing and walking in the countryside at Keel Lough, the lake that is just a short distance away. The Valley House Hotel in town also has a nine-hole pitch and putt golf course, which is open to the public as well as hotel guests. The coastal regions and the streams and rivers feeding into the Atlantic are also excellent for fishing, with a wide range of species calling the local waterways home. If you would like to get out and about during your tent, motorhome and caravan holidays in Ireland, you can enjoy miles of beautiful walking routes, with flat trails on offer as well as challenging hill and mountain walks. Many routes are also accessible via mountain bike, while horse riding is offered from numerous locations across gentler terrain. The Wild Atlantic Way is a stunning road route to follow if you'd like a scenic drive with breathtaking views of the Irish coastline. It's hilly in places, so the route is ideal to do in a campervan or car, but taking it more slowly by bicycle is highly recommended. There are numerous viewpoints, great beaches and attractions to stop off and see along the way. Guests still seeking adventure will find numerous points across Achill Island where they can enjoy water sports, such as kite surfing, canoeing, kayaking, and scuba diving. All these fun activities are on offer at several places across the island. Keel Sandybanks Caravan Park is a great place to enjoy your family holidays on the west Ireland coast.

Set in 17 acres of woodland and surrounded by rolling countryside, Hedley Wood Holiday Park is a true haven of tranquillity.

Glanllyn Lakeside Caravan & Camping Park is set in a scenic location and makes an excellent family holiday destination in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. The park sits on the banks of Llyn Tegid, Wales' largest natural lake, which is also known as Bala Lake. Glanllyn Lakeside Caravan & Camping Park is open from the middle of March until the middle of October every year, and has been awarded a four-star rating by Visit Wales. The site sits across 16 acres of level parkland and welcomes guests with motorhomes, touring caravans, tents, and trailer tents. Electric hook ups are available at Glanllyn Lakeside Caravan & Camping Park, while the facilities offered at the site include heated toilet and shower blocks, disabled suite, baby changing room, a laundrette, and a washing up area. A chemical waste & motorhome disposal point is also found at the site. There is a well-stocked on-site shop where guests can buy groceries and other camping essentials, LPG gas is also available. You can also pick up tourist information leaflets from here, regarding Snowdonia and other areas within reach across North Wales. There's also a safely enclosed children's play area at Glanllyn Lakeside Caravan & Camping Park, while the lake is safe for inflatables as well as other water sports, including canoeing, sailing, and windsurfing and paddle boarding. You may bring your own canoes or boats and there is a large shingle launching area. Fishing is very popular with guests staying at the park, with a large section of frontage onto Tegid available. Guests can also fish in the river that runs into the lake. Tourists staying at Glanllyn Lakeside Caravan & Camping Park have the whole of Snowdonia at their disposal, whether they're looking to tackle some of the iconic mountains of the area or enjoy a relaxing walk, mountain bike ride, or horse ride through woodland or across moorland. The nearest mountains to the park for those looking for a mountaineering, hillwalking or climbing challenge are Arenig, Aran and Berwyn and Cader Idris. One of the enjoyable tourist attractions when you visit Snowdonia is the Tryweryn Whitewater centre for rafting and canoeing or the Coed y Brenin Forest park for walking and mountain biking. But you won't have to spend any money if you don't want to, since the natural landscape offers so much scope for outdoor activities. The closest town is Bala, which sits on the eastern edge of Snowdonia, and has a range of local amenities including shops, pubs, cafés, and more. The town also acts as a gateway to the nearby golf course, as well as being home to a leisure centre. Although Snowdonia is a beautiful region for anyone that enjoys the outdoors, it is definitely worth jumping in the car and heading out to the towns and villages a little further away, with many within the National Park as well as across the Welsh countryside. Visit Dolgellau, at the foot of Cader Idris Mountain, just a short drive to the south, and from there you can head to the Welsh coast. Meanwhile to the east is Corwen, which leads onto Wrexham and the border with England. Take a cross-country drive to the north to the North Wales coast in around an hour, and then you can discover several incredible seaside holiday hotspots, Barmouth, Black Rock Sands and Harlech Dunes.

Settle down at this relaxing park close to the Norfolk Coast, with plenty of time to admire the views. You're surrounded by 100 acres of woodland and only around 10 minutes from the beach. There are a total of 71 pitches for tents, with or without electric, and tourers have their pick of electric or super serviced pitches. If you're feeling all glam, an en-suite pod is just what you need. Cosy and well protected from the elements, you're sure to be comfortable inside with private facilities, a kitchen with a fridge and a TV for when you fancy putting your feet up. There are also a pair of fully equipped cottages for rent, each furnished to a high standard.

Our family run holiday park is situated in a stunning South Devon location overlooking the sea.

Greenfield Caravan Park is a well kept privately owned caravan park with its own access to the golden beaches of Trusthorpe.

Healthland Beach Caravan Park is one of the best-loved holidays parks in Suffolk. The park offers a range of 63 touring pitches that welcome both motorhomes and tents, all of which benefit from an electric and television hook-up, with shared water and drainage situated across the site. In addition, there are a small number of holiday homes that are available to rent, while there are almost 200 privately owned buildings that are used throughout the year by regular guests. Healthland Beach features many of the amenities you would expect to find at such a top class resort, three outdoor heated swimming pools, a large and well stocked private fishing lake, an all-weather tennis court, and a large children's play area. There is also a shop and a bar on-site, meaning that off your food and drink needs are well catered for when you stay at this resort near to the Suffolk coast. The park overlooks the northern end of the beautiful Kessingland Beach, which extends for many miles to the south and is great for relaxing or bathing in the clean seawaters. Healthland Beach is also close to other popular locations nearby, the famous tourist town of Lowestoft is only three miles to the north and also has a great beach. The Norfolk Broads are another popular tourist retreat, and they too are on your doorstep should you be seeking something different during your trip. If you have children with you, then there is a number of wildlife parks and theme parks within easy reach of Heathland Beach, while activities such as cycling and horse riding are available from local centres. For a great holiday on the Suffolk coast with easy access to the rest of East Anglia, Heathland Beach Caravan Park is a destination that delivers.

Holiday park with direct access on to the wide sandy beach that stretches along the Essex sunshine coast.

A quiet, family-run campsite in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Kingsbridge Caravan and Camping Park's philosophy is to work with and to enhance and preserve its stunning natural setting. It is therefore perhaps not too surprising to learn that this campsite on the Isle of Anglesey won the Best Green Site award when the Top 100 Sites Guide 2014 was compiled by Caravan Sitefinder, along with Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome magazines. The campsite has also won a Gold David Bellamy Award for Conservation and a Green Dragon Award for the Environment, as well as receiving a four-star rating from the Wales Tourist Board. The Isle of Anglesey is a popular touring destination. Kingsbridge Caravan and Camping Park is a tranquil place, and lighting is kept at a minimum so you can star-gaze to your heart's content. The site covers 14 acres and has 50 touring pitches, all with 10A electric hook-up, and both caravans and motorhomes are welcome. There are also 50 tent pitches, as well as two four-berth static caravans on site. All bedding is provided for the static caravans, but towels are not. Dogs aren't allowed in the static caravans, smoking also not permitted. Elsewhere, dogs are allowed at this campsite, so long as they are kept on a short lead - owners must clean up after their dogs, too. There is free hot water in the two clean and tidy washrooms complete with underfloor heating. The male and female wash blocks have shaver points and coin-operated hairdryers, and there is a mother and baby room in the female block. Dishwashing facilities and free freezers for ice blocks and food storage are available, too. The owners pride themselves on the campsite's low impact on the environment. The buildings are fitted with low-energy lighting, the heating is solar-powered and guests are asked to use the campsite's recycling facilities. There is a children's play area as well as a large area dedicated to ball games. There is also some storage space for boats. A post office and general store are about 10 minutes from the campsite by foot, while the park also has good public transport links, great if you want to leave your car and caravan or motorhome on site and head off exploring. You might also want to go to the market - there is one every Thursday and Saturday in Llangefni, which is about a 30-minute drive from the campsite. Camping, motorhome and caravan holidays in Wales have been popular for a long time, and you can use Kingsbridge as your base for your Welsh adventure. This campsite is on the south east coast of Anglesey, about a quarter of an hour by car from Menai Bridge. The nearest town is Beaumaris, less than a 10-minute drive away and on the coast, overlooking the Menai Strait. There are so many things to do on Anglesey. The South Stack Cliffs RSPB Reserve sits on Holy Island, on the Isle of Anglesey's north west coast, and while you're there, you can visit South Stack Lighthouse. If you like gardens, you could while away the hours at Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens on your motorhome, camping and caravan holidays. Of course, there are many beaches to choose from on Anglesey, including Newborough Beach, Lligwy Beach and Rhosneigr Beach, and particularly close to this campsite is Beaumaris Gaol. So if you're looking for some holiday accommodation on Anglesey, why not check out Kingsbridge Caravan and Camping Park.