West Wales offers unspoilt coastlines, rolling hills, and a slower pace of life. Holiday parks here are often set in picturesque spots, making them ideal for anyone seeking a peaceful retreat by the sea or countryside.
It’s a region rich in Welsh culture, history, and natural beauty.
Static Caravan Sites in West Wales
We’ve brought together listings of the best holiday parks in West Wales, with caravans for sale, payment options, and park details.
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Explore West Wales
West Wales includes parts of Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire, and Pembrokeshire, with a mix of coast and countryside.
Distinctive Landscapes
The region offers wide sandy beaches, cliffs, and rolling farmland. Cardigan Bay is especially known for its dolphins and wildlife.
Towns and Villages
Highlights across West Wales include:
- Aberaeron – a colourful harbour town with Georgian buildings.
- Carmarthen – one of Wales’s oldest towns, with history and markets.
- Aberystwyth – a seaside university town with a promenade and culture.
- Cardigan – a historic market town on the River Teifi.
- Llanelli – a coastal town with nature reserves and rugby heritage.
Additional Attractions
Visitors can enjoy dolphin-spotting boat trips, coastal walks, castles, and local food festivals. It’s an area that combines nature and culture in equal measure.
Why Choose a West Wales Holiday Park?
- Parks set in unspoilt coastal and rural locations.
- A region rich in wildlife and natural beauty.
- Strong Welsh culture and heritage.
- A slower, more relaxed pace of life.