One Farm, Two Stories: The Two Sides of This Summer’s Sunshine
For many of us, this summer’s weather has been nothing short of perfect. Blue skies, warm evenings and sunshine day…
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Looking for a Dog-Friendly Caravan Site in North Wales?
For many of us, a holiday wouldn’t be complete without our four-legged friends. That’s why we’re proud to offer a…
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Romantic Glamping Breaks North Wales
Sometimes, the best way to reconnect is by escaping the noise. North Wales offers beautiful landscapes, peaceful pods, and romantic…
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Best Glamping Sites North Wales with Hot Tubs
Glamping in North Wales is already amazing—but add a hot tub, and it becomes unforgettable. Whether you want a romantic…
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Plenty of things to do in North Wales this summer
North Wales is known as ‘the adventure capital of the UK’ and this is no surprise as there is so…
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Winning awards for the second year!
We were delighted to have won the ‘Caravan Park of the Year award North Wales’ for the second year running…
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Lambing season has started!
Lambing season has begun. This is the time of year when sheep give birth to their lambs. It is an…
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Five reasons to stay on a working farm
2024 is set to be another great season for UK campsites with more families increasing the number of times they…
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Caravan Park of the Year Award North Wales 2023
Winning awards for the second year! We were delighted to have won the ‘Caravan Park of the Year Award North…
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Why do we bring our cows in for winter?
We bring our cows in from the fields in October and they won’t go back out to pasture until the Spring. There are several reasons we do this, one of which is that there simply would not be enough food to sustain them outdoors.
