Robin Hood Static Caravan Site

A lively family holiday park on the Rhyl seafront

Just steps from the long sandy beach at Rhyl, on the North Wales coast, this lively family holiday park makes a fun, great-value base for a seaside holiday. With holiday caravans and lodges sleeping up to six, an indoor pool complex, plenty of entertainment and a real choice of places to eat and drink on site, there is enough here to keep all ages happy whatever the weather — and the beach, the resort attractions and the wider coast are all close by. It is a classic, all-in family holiday spot, with the sea right on the doorstep.

Caravans and lodges for the family

The park offers a range of holiday caravans and lodges, comfortably sleeping up to six, so there is room for the whole family. It is an easy, relaxed kind of base — somewhere to spread out, come and go as you please, and make the most of everything on the park and along the coast.

Pool, play and entertainment

There is a huge amount to do without leaving the park. The indoor Splash Zone has swimming pools with water slides, and there is an adventure playground, a soft-play and bouncy-castle area, an Adventure Den for crafts, Pirate Island adventure golf, Dino Karts and arcade games. For the grown-ups there is a gym and a spa suite with a sauna and steam room, and the park keeps adding more — with multi-use sports courts, a high-ropes course and a go-kart track planned. Families really can fill their days here from morning to night.

Plenty to eat and drink

You won’t go hungry either: there is the Foresters Showbar and the Sherwoods Sports Bar, a chip shop, a pizza kitchen, an ice-cream parlour and a coffee shop, plus an on-site supermarket for stocking up. It all adds up to a fuss-free family holiday where almost everything you need is within the park.

At a glance

• Lively family holiday park steps from Rhyl beach
• Holiday caravans and lodges sleeping up to 6
• Indoor Splash Zone pools with water slides
• Adventure golf, Dino Karts, soft play, playground and arcade
• Gym and spa suite with sauna and steam room
• Showbar, sports bar, chip shop, pizza kitchen, coffee shop and supermarket

Exploring Rhyl and the North Wales coast

Rhyl is a classic North Wales seaside resort, with a long sandy beach right on the park’s doorstep and attractions such as the SeaQuarium and the Marine Lake. Just along the coast is the resort of Prestatyn, where the Offa’s Dyke Path begins, while inland you can visit the fairytale Gwrych Castle near Abergele and, a little further, the mountains and waterfalls of Snowdonia. It is a brilliant base for a family beach holiday with plenty of days out within easy reach. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Rhyl.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many do the caravans and lodges sleep? Up to six guests.

Is there a swimming pool? Yes — an indoor Splash Zone with pools and water slides.

Is it good for families? Very much so — adventure golf, soft play, Dino Karts, a playground and lots of entertainment.

How close is the beach? Just steps away — Rhyl’s sandy beach is right by the park.

What’s nearby? Rhyl seafront, Prestatyn, Gwrych Castle and Snowdonia.

When is the best time to visit? Summer is liveliest, with the pool, beaches and entertainment in full swing, while spring and autumn are quieter for the coast.

Book your North Wales break

For a fun, great-value family holiday park right by the beach in Rhyl, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.