Denbighshire
The county of Denbighshire is in the beautiful North Wales Borderlands stretching from the coastal resorts of Rhyl and Prestatyn in the north, through the Vale of Clwyd, over the panoramic Horseshoe Pass into the picturesque Dee Valley.
 | Lido Beach The lively, traditional seaside town of Prestatyn is the perfect place to begin a holiday exploring the wonderful attractions of Wales, and at Lido Beach – a superbly appointed holiday park close to … | From £201 per Week
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 | Marine Holiday Park There are some seaside towns that epitomise the British holiday with ease, and while Blackpool may be the number one in England, the Welsh resort of Rhyl may just be the one that tops the list. … | From £167 per Week
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 | Robin Hood Rhyl Enviably located on the beautiful North Wales coastline close to the area’s famously lush rolling countryside Robin Hood Rhyl boasts something to suit everyone. Ideal for enjoying the delights of a … | From £205 per Week
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 | Penvale Lake Lodges Beautifully tucked away in a secluded 33-acre valley on the edge of the picturesque riverside town of Llangollen these stunning Canadian-inspired lodges offer the ultimate exclusive retreat for those … | From £555 per Week
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 | Sun Valley Nestling on the banks of the River Clywd Sun Valley offers a perfect base to relax and unwind in the glorious surroundings of the spectacular North Wales countryside. This lovely area boasts an … | From £165 per Week
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 | Tan Rallt Commanding stunning views over rolling countryside from its sunny hillside setting this beautifully landscaped park offers the perfect rural escape. You enjoy a fabulous spa including a Jacuzzi … | From £230 per Week
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 | Golden Sands Rhyl Think of seaside resorts in Wales and it is inevitable that you will think of Rhyl, the daddy of all holiday towns and still one of the most lively and enjoyable summer destinations. In Golden Sands … | From £114 per Week
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The sun shines in Denbighshire, more than the national average and is easily accessible, being only two hours from the West Midlands and half of that from Merseyside. There are many attractions, activities and all weather facilities, making this region a popular choice for daytrips as well as short or longer breaks.
Everyone loves the seaside and there’s nothing quite like a traditional British seaside holiday. Rhyl and Prestatyn on the North Wales coast are two towns with fabulous sandy beaches, where traditional seaside holidays have had a modern makeover. Offering the best of the modern seaside family holiday, each one has its own distinct character. Rhyl is a vibrant hub of activity, with events and attractions that keep the family amused all day and well into the night too. Prestatyn is a relaxed and safe seaside haven with stunning views and a variety of activities that take advantage of all the natural and historical wonders nearby.
Llangollen Wharf is one of North Wales’ major attractions. The market town of Llangollen being now part of a World Heritage Site. From the Wharf you can take either a horse drawn boat trip along the feeder for the main canal, or a motorised aqueduct which takes you across the famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct built by Thomas Telford. Both these trips take in the magical sights and sounds of the beautiful Llangollen Canal.
Walkers and cyclists will find plenty of routes for all levels and abilities in the diverse landscape of Denbighshire. The Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Beauty runs north to south along the eastern boundary of the county. The wide and fertile Vale of Clwyd forms the heart while the open moors of Hiraethog rise to the west. The scenic Dee Valley, edged by the wild Berwyn Mountains, forms the southern boundary and, to the north, the hills drop down to the dune-fringed coast.
There are several excellent holiday parks and a variety self catering accommodation in this Welsh tourist hot spot making it a wise choice for anyone looking for a holiday in a very attractive part of Wales. Come soon – you’ll love it!
