Bathafarn Hall Touring Caravan Site in Denbighshire

Bathafarn Hall Caravan Park lies amid unspoiled countryside at the foot of the Clwydian hills just a mile from the bustling medieval market town of Ruthin.

This family run Caravan Club registered site is a truly peaceful oasis providing stunning views of the Clwydian range and the vale of Clwyd and consists of a 1.5 acre lawned area with electricity hook up points and a chemical toilet disposal facility.There are no toilets or showers on site.

There is also a five acre flat field which is an ideal venue for caravan rallies.

The park is open all year weather permitting. Advance booking is essential to avoid disappointment and further details are available upon request.

Whether you want a relaxing 'get away from it all' break, a 'see the sights' or even an action packed break, the Vale of Clwyd has it all or is in reach of it all.

From the moment you first set eyes on the lush farmland of the vale framed by the Clwydian hills to one side and the wild Hiraethog moors ro the other, you'll know that it's a valley to explore.

Spend time exploring historic market towns like Ruthin, Denbigh and the tiny cathedral city of St Asaph. Discover unspoiled villages with picturesque churches and quaint counrty inns that abound throughout the vale. Enjoy cycling along quiet country lanes, walking the vast network of bridleways and public footpaths that criss cross the vale or the world famous Offas's Dyke long distance footpath that passes over the Clwydian hills close by Bathafarn Hall.

The beaty of staying in the Vale of Clwyd is that while it feels as if you're a world away from the humdrum of every day life, it's central to so many palces such as the coastal resorts of Rhyl, Prestatyn and Llandudno; the Dee valley towns of Llangollen and Bala; the inland resort of Betws y Coed; the mountains and lakes of Snowdonia and the beaches of Anglesey.