Denbighshire is a relatively small county in north Wales and outside of the coastal towns of Rhyl and Prestatyn, very sparsely populated. This county in Wales is dominated by the Clwydian Range of hills that dominate the landscape inland and lead down to the coastal plain where the majority of the people in Denbighshire live. Explore a small number of larger holiday parks in Denbighshire by the coast and a few further inland at St Asaph with several independent touring caravan and camping parks along the Wales coast around Denbighshire. Discover a small number of lodge, touring and caravan parks inland in Denbighshire in Wales but not many. Click here if you want to find more Wales caravan parks and lodge parks.

Where Can You Explore From these Denbighshire Caravan Parks?

The vast majority of tourists heading to Denbighshire will visit the coast, this is a relatively short stretch comprised mainly of Prestatyn and Rhyl with Dyserth and St Asaph further inland. The main reason for visiting the area are the beaches. Both Rhyl and Prestatyn are traditional Victorian seaside resorts set behind long sandy beaches. Rhyl beach is a long expanse of sands which becomes very big as the tide goes out with groynes to prevent erosion. A traditional resort, Rhyl suffered as tourism changed from the 1970’s but today still gets a large number of people visiting for holidays and day trips, especially when the sun comes out and the long sandy beach is very popular.

Prestatyn has a four mile long promenade and three sandy beaches along the stretch with groynes along the beach and part backed by sand dunes. The beach is large enough so that you can always find some space, even in the summer, a long sandy stretch with easy access. Prestatyn is probably the better place if the weather is not that great, Nova offers indoor play and a nice swimming pool and there are plenty of shops at Parc Prestatyn.

Why Visit these Lodge and Caravan Parks in Denbighshire?

The traditional Denbighshire resorts have a small selection of holiday parks, primarily at Pretatyn and Rhyl with more Denbighshire lodge and caravan parks as you venture inland. If you want to really discover Denbighshire, you really should explore the wilds of the Clwydian Range and the Dee Valley, there are some superb walks, great for mountain biking and spectacular views. The majority of the campsites and touring and motorhome parks are also near Pretatyn and Rhyl with a number further inland if you want to explore rural Denbighshire.