Llandudno Sea Front, North Wales

Holiday homes for sale in Wales

With sweeping coastlines, rugged mountains and historic castles, discover your new holiday home in North Wales.


Buying a holiday home in Wales

From picturesque seaside towns to stunning mountain ranges, North Wales has so much to offer. Soak up the history of Wales’ many castles or seek adventure in the great outdoors — whatever your taste, there’s something for everyone.


Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the country from one of our North Wales holiday parks. Brynteg is located in the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park, while Plas Coach sits on the Isle of Anglesey.

Conwy Old town, port and castle, North Wales
Why choose a holiday home in Wales?

A holiday home isn’t just somewhere to stay, it’s a place to make new memories together. Wales offers something for everyone, including:


  • Stunning locations like national parks and the Anglesey coastline
  • Open all season for year-round visits, with holiday parks open for 12 months of the year
  • Dog-friendly beaches and attractions to explore
  • Award-winning parks and facilities, including indoor pools, gym, children’s play areas, luxury spa facilities and more.
Wales drone shot
Holiday home running costs

Understand the recurring costs of running a holiday home and find out what to expect for your pitch fees, utility bills and insurance.


The main cost will be your pitch fees that vary depending on the county, park and facilities.


For example - prices at Sand le Mere in Yorkshire, start from £3,245, with Plas Coch in Wales starting from £10,629.


Find out more about ways to help with these costs — including joint ownership and releasing funds from your pension.



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