Static Caravans For Sale in Gwynedd

Gwynedd boasts an array of sandy beaches, rugged coastline and the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. If you are looking for a traditional resort holiday, adrenalin activities or take advantage of the great outdoors, Gwynedd is packed with things to do and sights to explore. Check out our listings of static caravans for sale in Gwynedd.

Brimming with rich culture, heritage and wealth of wildlife, Gwynedd captures the heart of those who visit this stunning county. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty, this Welsh region is home to abundant mountains, woodlands and award-winning coastal areas to explore. Whether you are looking for a holiday home for your family or as a couple, Gwynedd has plenty to offer for all getaway types. With many attractions, hidden coves and breathtaking clifftop views to explore, Gwynedd is the ideal location for your getaway home.

Gwynedd Holiday Caravan Locations

Many of our caravan sites in Gwynedd are nestled within unspoilt woodland or surrounded by panoramic sea views. Each park presents something unique, with some offering acres of woodlands and others on the grounds of old manor houses, there’s something special about each of the static caravan parks in Gwynedd.

Whether you are looking for a quiet, relaxing getaway home or something a bit more lively, the perfect caravan park is waiting for you in Gwynedd.

Things to do in Gwynedd

Known as the ‘Adventure Capital’ of North Wales, Gwynedd is the ideal spot for those who enjoy thrilling experiences. There are plenty of exciting activities and expeditions to get involved with whether you’re visiting with the family or enjoying a couples retreat.

To keep the kids entertained, spend the day visiting one of Gwynedd’s favourite attractions such as GreenWood Family Park, Gypsy Wood Park, Zip World or King Arthur’s Labyrinth.

If you’re looking for something a little more laid-back during your stay, take a Puffin Island wildlife cruise to explore the local fauna and get a chance to see the resident Puffins or visit Portmeirion Village to immerse yourself into a dreamlike world.

Explore Gwynedd’s Serene Coastal and Mountain Settings

Up for a challenge? Head inland and you’ll discover Snowdonia National Park, home to the highest mountain in England and Wales, offering spectacular panoramic views of Snowdon.

Gwynedd is home not only to the tallest mountain but also to the largest lake in Wales. Llyn Tegid, or Bala Lake, stretches 3.5 miles long and is teeming with spectacular wildlife and breathtaking landscapes.

Love the seaside? Gwynedd’s coast stretches over 180 miles from Llanfairfechan down to Machynlleth, which has a coastal path if you fancy taking on the challenge piece by piece during your visits.