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Llawrbetws Caravan Park is set in the grounds of 14 acres of idyllic countryside with panoramic views of the rugged Welsh Berwyn Mountains.

We are a quiet, peaceful family run park nestled in the heart of rural North/Mid Wales. If it is an authentic country holiday you look for in a caravan holiday and scenery, wildlife and a rural lifestyle is important to you, then you should come and pay us a visit as this describes our park well. We are positioned between the most notable National Parks in the world with our caravans looking out onto the Snowdonia National Park, The Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the beautiful Berwyn mountains.

People say our Park is an excellent base to explore North Wales, as you can get to most notable destinations within 30 minutes. The area has recently received the accolade as the 4th most popular world destination by Lonely Planet Guide, and the area certainly is deserving of this title.

You will find us on a country lane, right in the middle of spectacular scenery, just off the A494 and the A5. We are very close to the world-renowned Rhug Estate and Farm shop which is well known for its organic Bison Cattle. See alpacas, a lot of sheep and Spot the Dog whilst admiring the views.

Owned and run by Geraint and Jane Evans, who have run caravan parks together for over 30 years. Over the last few years, Llawr Betws has upgraded the services on the park including piped gas and wifi. The park is ideally situated to visit a number of attractions or just to soak up the[eace and quiet together with wonderful scenery. Geraint and Jane are keen to help people buy a caravan that suits their needs and look forward to welcoming you to the park to show you around. Visit the park and meet Spot, Jane and Geraint's Jack Russell who enjoys a fuss and loves meeting everyone.

Berwyn View, our latest development only has 3 pitches left. Larger concreted pitches 40foot long x 14foot wide. Piped gas, own parking space and garden. Fantastic views of the surrounding countryside and the mountains. Sandwiched between the Snowdonia National Park and the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Are of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Geraint is a fluent Welsh speaker who, if asked, will teach you how to order a beer and other useful words to use when shouting at the sheep in his mother tongue of Cymraeg. Hywl

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