Ty Gwyn Static Caravan Site

A quiet coastal caravan park at Abergele

Ty Gwyn Caravan & Touring Park sits on the beautiful North Wales coast at Abergele, on Towyn Road. A quiet, friendly and welcoming park with access to the seafront, it offers comfortable two-bedroom caravans for hire as well as touring and camping pitches — a relaxed, dog-friendly and good-value base for exploring this lovely stretch of coast between Rhyl and Colwyn Bay.

Comfortable caravans and pitches

The park has well-appointed two-bedroom caravans available to hire, each with a spacious living area, a fully equipped kitchen and a modern bathroom, along with heating, air conditioning, a TV with DVD player and WiFi — everything you need for a comfortable self-catering stay. For those bringing their own caravan, motorhome or tent, there are touring and camping pitches across the park’s large, grassy grounds. The flat, level layout makes getting around easy.

A welcoming, accessible park

Ty Gwyn prides itself on being quiet and friendly, with a genuinely warm welcome. There is an on-site restaurant and bar serving local food, with step-free access, and the level terrain makes the park wheelchair-friendly. It is a dog-friendly park, too, so the family pet is welcome to join you. With access to the seafront and a relaxed, unhurried atmosphere, it is an easy place to settle in and unwind.

Abergele and the coast

Abergele sits on the North Wales coast close to the long shingle-and-sand beach at Pensarn and the fairytale ruins of Gwrych Castle, set dramatically into the wooded hillside above the town. The seaside resorts of Rhyl and Colwyn Bay are close by, and the area is well placed for days out: the Welsh Mountain Zoo at Colwyn Bay, Bodelwyddan Castle and the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) are all within easy reach. For more places to stay and ideas, see our guide to holiday accommodation on the North Wales coast.

An easy coastal base

For a relaxed, good-value seaside holiday, Ty Gwyn ticks the boxes — comfortable caravans, a friendly atmosphere, food on site and the beach close at hand. Days can be spent on the coast, exploring Gwrych Castle, visiting the zoo, or heading inland to the mountains, before returning to the calm of the park. With its dog-friendly welcome and accessible, level setting, it suits families, couples and touring visitors alike.

A great base for the North Wales coast

This stretch of coast packs a lot into a small area. The long beaches at Pensarn and nearby Towyn are perfect for family days by the sea, while the fairytale ruins of Gwrych Castle — restored in recent years and now hosting events and woodland walks — make a memorable day out close by. Inland, the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) are within easy reach for walking and sightseeing, and the resorts of Rhyl and Llandudno offer traditional seaside fun, piers and attractions. Whether you want beach days, castle visits or mountain adventures, Ty Gwyn’s central coastal position makes it easy to do a little of everything.

At a glance

• Quiet caravan and touring park on the coast at Abergele
• Two-bedroom caravans for hire, plus touring and camping pitches
• On-site restaurant and bar serving local food
• Access to the seafront; flat, wheelchair-friendly grounds
• Dog-friendly; 4-star rated
• Near Pensarn beach and Gwrych Castle

Frequently Asked Questions

What accommodation is there? Two-bedroom caravans for hire, plus touring and camping pitches.

Is there beach access? Yes — the park has access to the seafront.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, it is a dog-friendly park.

Is it accessible? Yes — flat, level grounds with step-free access to the restaurant.

What is nearby? Pensarn beach, Gwrych Castle, the Welsh Mountain Zoo and Snowdonia.

For a quiet, friendly and well-placed coastal park at Abergele, Ty Gwyn is a great choice. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.