Overview of Fishguard Holiday Park

Fishguard Holiday Park is a caravan holiday park in Fishguard on the north Pembrokeshire coast. It sits close to the town centre, with views across Fishguard, Goodwick and Cardigan Bay, giving guests a coastal base with shops, places to eat, harbour walks and beaches nearby.

The park is a good choice for families, couples and dog owners who want a self catering caravan holiday within easy reach of the town and coast. It has a summer outdoor heated swimming pool, children’s play area, arcade, clubhouse and dog friendly options on selected accommodation.

Accommodation is based around caravans, with choices from Bronze to Platinum ranges. The caravans sleep up to 6 people, which makes the park practical for couples, small families and groups wanting a simple Pembrokeshire base.

Fishguard is the main part of the appeal. Guests can walk into town, visit the harbour, explore local cafés and pubs, or head out along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Goodwick Sands, Aberbach, Porthsychan, Newport Sands, St Davids and Castell Henllys are all useful days out from the park.

Why is Fishguard Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Elevated setting above Fishguard with views towards the town, harbour and Cardigan Bay.
• Approximately 10 minutes’ walk from Fishguard town centre.
• Caravan accommodation available from Bronze to Platinum grades.
• Selected dog friendly caravans allow up to two well behaved dogs.
• Outdoor heated swimming pool open seasonally from late May to the end of August.
• Vale Inn Clubhouse, amusement arcade and children’s play area on site.
• Goodwick Sands, Porthsychan, Aberbach and Newport Sands are all nearby beach options.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.4 out of 5.

Why take a holiday at Fishguard Holiday Park?

Fishguard Holiday Park gives guests a North Pembrokeshire caravan break with sea views, family facilities and easy access to Fishguard town. It suits guests who want a quieter coastal stay with beaches, harbour walks, dolphin spotting, St Davids and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path all within reach.

Where is Fishguard Holiday Park?

Fishguard Holiday Park is at Greenacres, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, SA65 9JH. The park is close to Fishguard town centre, Goodwick, Fishguard Harbour and the north Pembrokeshire coast, with St Davids, Newport Sands, Porthsychan, Aberbach, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Folly Farm and Oakwood all possible days out.

Caravans at Fishguard Holiday Park

Accommodation at Fishguard Holiday Park is based around caravans, with Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum ranges available. This gives guests a choice of caravan styles depending on budget, space and the level of comfort they want during their stay.

The caravans generally sleep 4 to 6 people, with 2 or 3 bedroom layouts. This makes the park a practical choice for couples, families and small groups who want a self catering break close to Fishguard and the coast.

Typical caravan features can include a lounge area, dining space, shower room, flat screen TV with Freeview, kitchen facilities, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge with ice box, linen and utilities included. Higher grade accommodation can include heating throughout, double glazing, WiFi, towels and beds made up for arrival.

Selected accommodation is dog friendly, so the park can work well for guests planning coastal walks and beach days with a dog. Accommodation details vary, so guests may want to check the booking information for dog friendly options, accessible features or sleeping layouts.

Fishguard Holiday Park works best for guests who want a caravan holiday with town facilities, coastal paths and north Pembrokeshire beaches close by.

Park Facilities at Fishguard Holiday Park

Fishguard Holiday Park has the main facilities guests need for a relaxed caravan holiday on the Pembrokeshire coast. The outdoor heated swimming pool is one of the main features during the summer season, usually open from 31 May to 31 August.

The Vale Inn Clubhouse gives guests somewhere on the park for drinks and a relaxed evening. Opening hours can be more limited outside the busiest holiday periods, so guests may want to check ahead if the clubhouse is important to their stay.

Families have use of the children’s outdoor play area and arcade, which are useful for younger guests between beach visits, town walks and days out. These facilities help make the park more practical for families who want simple entertainment close to their accommodation.

WiFi is available in public areas and selected accommodation. This is useful for planning walks, checking tide times, looking up local places to eat or keeping in touch during a longer stay.

The park’s location is one of its strongest features. Fishguard town, Goodwick, the harbour, local shops, cafés, pubs and coastal walking routes are all close enough to shape the holiday without needing to drive every day.

Places to Visit Near Fishguard Holiday Park

Fishguard town centre is approximately a 10 minute walk from Fishguard Holiday Park. Guests can explore local shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, then walk down towards Lower Town and the harbour for coastal views and a quieter waterside feel.

Goodwick Sands is close to Fishguard and is one of the easiest beach options from the park. It is a mixed sand and shingle beach near the harbour, with shallow water, coastal views and access to nearby walking routes.

Fishguard Fort is worth visiting for local history and views over the harbour. Fishguard Town Hall is also home to the Last Invasion Tapestry, which tells the story of the 1797 attempted invasion of Britain.

Aberbach is approximately 10 minutes by car and gives guests a smaller pebble beach option. Porthsychan is approximately 15 minutes away, while Newport Sands is approximately 20 minutes by car and offers a wider sandy beach with dunes.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is one of the main reasons to stay in this part of Wales. Guests can enjoy short coastal walks from Fishguard or plan longer sections towards Goodwick, Strumble Head, Newport or the wider north Pembrokeshire coast.

Castell Henllys Iron Age Village is approximately 20 minutes by car and is a good family day out with reconstructed roundhouses and history brought to life. St Davids is approximately 16 miles away and works well for a fuller day trip, with the cathedral, small city centre, coast and boat trips nearby.