Plas Farm Caravan Park and Campsite

An award-winning five-star touring park near Abergele

Set in peaceful countryside beside the quiet village of Betws-yn-Rhos, a short drive inland from Abergele on the North Wales coast, this award-winning, family-run touring park is a relaxed, dog-friendly base for a caravan or camping holiday. Privately owned and rated five stars, it is open all year round and makes a tranquil yet well-placed spot from which to enjoy both the coast and the countryside of this corner of North Wales.

Pitches and a peaceful setting

The park offers five-star touring caravan pitches in a calm, well-kept countryside setting, with seasonal pitches available too for those who like to return again and again. There is a shower block and the usual on-site facilities, and a play area that families with children appreciate. The emphasis throughout is on space, quiet and a friendly, well-run feel — the sort of place where you can pitch up, relax and let the pace slow down. Being a touring park, you bring your own caravan, motorhome or tent and make the pitch your own for the stay, and the countryside setting means dark, quiet nights and plenty of room for children to play, while still being only a short drive from the sea.

Relaxed and dog-friendly

It is a genuinely dog-friendly park, welcoming you, your family and your pets, so nobody has to be left behind. Being open all year, it suits everything from a summer family holiday to a quiet off-season escape, and the village of Betws-yn-Rhos with its country pub is just a stroll away.

At a glance

• Award-winning, family-run five-star touring park
• Touring caravan pitches plus seasonal pitches
• Peaceful countryside setting near Betws-yn-Rhos
• Shower facilities and a children’s play area
• Dog-friendly; open all year
• Handy for both the coast and the countryside

Exploring Abergele and the North Wales coast

The park sits in the rolling country behind Abergele, a coastal town between Rhyl and Colwyn Bay. Down on the shore, Pensarn beach is a short drive away, while the dramatic, fairytale ruin of Gwrych Castle rises from the wooded hillside just outside Abergele. There is plenty more within easy reach for a day out — the Welsh Mountain Zoo above Colwyn Bay, Bodelwyddan Castle, the seaside fun of Rhyl, and, a little further on, the mountains of Snowdonia. For more places to stay and things to do along this stretch, see our guide to accommodation on the North Wales coast.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of park is it? A five-star, family-run touring caravan and camping park with seasonal pitches.

Are dogs welcome? Yes — it is a dog-friendly park, welcoming families and pets.

Is it open all year? Yes, the park is open all year round.

Where is it? In countryside near Betws-yn-Rhos, a short drive inland from Abergele.

What’s nearby? Pensarn beach, Gwrych Castle, the Welsh Mountain Zoo, Bodelwyddan Castle and Rhyl.

Is it suitable for tents and motorhomes as well as caravans? It is a touring park geared to caravans and camping; please check your specific pitch needs with the park when booking.

Is there much for families on site? The focus is a peaceful, well-kept setting with good facilities and a children’s play area, with the coast and country attractions a short drive away.

Is the village within walking distance? Yes — the quiet village of Betws-yn-Rhos, with its country pub, is just a short stroll away.

Book your North Wales break

For a peaceful, dog-friendly five-star touring park within easy reach of the coast and the countryside, check availability and book using the booking options on this page.