Nant Mill Touring Park

A Characterful Touring Park near Prestatyn Beach

Nant Mill Touring Park is a peaceful, family-owned touring park on the edge of Prestatyn, on the North Wales coast. Set on the site of a former mill and still full of character, it is a quiet, well-kept spot for a relaxing caravan or motorhome holiday — within walking distance of Prestatyn’s long sandy beach and the town’s seaside amenities, yet with lovely views of the Irish Sea and the Clwydian Hills.

The park

The park welcomes touring caravans, motorhomes and campervans (please note it does not take tents, roof-tents or trailer-tents). Its real charm is the setting: the old stone mill buildings, a duck pond that once fed the mill and a small flowing stream give it a calm, characterful feel that returning guests love. Free Wi-Fi is available across the site, and there is a children’s adventure play area, a book exchange and an information cabin. The park is dog-friendly, so the family pet is welcome too.

It runs as a quiet, pre-booked site — only advance, pre-arranged bookings are accepted, with a minimum one-night stay (three nights over Bank Holiday weekends), and it opens for the season from the start of April. That booking-ahead approach is part of what keeps it so calm and uncrowded.

At a glance

• Family-owned touring park on a characterful former mill site
• Touring caravans, motorhomes and campervans (no tents)
• Old stone buildings, duck pond and stream; dog-friendly
• Free Wi-Fi, children’s adventure play area, book exchange
• Views of the Irish Sea and the Clwydian Hills
• Half a mile from Prestatyn centre; walking distance to the beach
• Advance booking only; open from April

Prestatyn and the coast

Nant Mill sits about half a mile east of Prestatyn town centre, within walking distance of the resort’s seven-mile stretch of golden sand and its shops, cafés, bars, cinema and arts centre. Prestatyn marks the northern end of the Offa’s Dyke Path, so there is superb walking straight from the area. Along the coast you will find Rhyl with its seafront attractions, and the hilltop ruins of Gwrych Castle near Abergele, while the Clwydian Hills and the mountains of Snowdonia offer wonderful days out inland. For more places to stay nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Prestatyn.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring a tent? No — the park takes touring caravans, motorhomes and campervans only.

Is it dog-friendly? Yes, the park welcomes dogs.

How far is the beach? Within walking distance; the park is about half a mile from the town centre.

Do I need to book ahead? Yes — only advance, pre-arranged bookings are accepted.

When is it open? For the season from the start of April.

For tourers who value peace and character over a big, bustling park, Nant Mill is a real find — a calm, green spot with genuine history, run by a family who clearly care about it. It is the sort of place where you can pitch up, relax, and have both the beach and the hills within easy reach. The Clwydian Hills behind the town are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so walkers and cyclists are especially well served straight from the door.

What can I pitch? Touring caravans, motorhomes and campervans — not tents.

How far is the town and beach? About half a mile from Prestatyn centre, within walking distance of the beach.

Is there a play area for children? Yes, there is a children’s adventure play area on site.

For a quiet, characterful touring holiday close to Prestatyn beach, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.