Dyserth, Denbighshire - Lloyds Caravan Sales

Dyserth, Denbighshire
Carmel Caravan Park
Call or email for plot availability & to visit this park
Call Lloyds Pensarn on 01745 832050 or Lloyds Talacre on 01745 560224 to arrange an appointment to view this park
Park Facilities
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Pets allowed
Dog Walks
Public footpaths
Woodland walk
Carmel Park Dyserth is a small, select, carefully developed and family run
caravan park accommodating 20 holiday homes. The park sits in 8 acres of idyllic
countryside high above the picturesque villages of Dyserth and Meliden and
boasts uninterrupted views of both the Snowdonian Mountain range and the Irish
Sea.
Locally
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Local towns nearby with an abundance of
activities and amenities
Dog Walks
Public footpaths
Woodland walk
Type of Park
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Quiet, peaceful, get away from it all park
Family friendly
Close to amenities
In the countryside with sea views
Park Information
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Local Area Information
1st Mar –16th Jan
From £2500 (inc vat)
£2500(inc vat) negotiable
£260 approx
Gas bottled. Water fixed
price. Electric metered
The park, open for 10 ½ months per year, offers a relaxing, quiet and safe
environment for families and couples alike. Holiday homes are well spaced and
thoughtfully sited to make the most of the breath-taking views on offer.
Carmel Park is conveniently located with local attractions such as Rhuddlan
Castle, Dyserth Falls, Colwyn Bay, Llandudno, the Snowdonian Mountain Range
and the historic City of Chester all nearby.
Dyserth lies near St Asaph in rural Denbighshire, North Wales. It is bordered by
Meliden to the North, Cwm to the south east, Trelawnyd to the east and
Rhuddlan to the west. Nearby towns and villages include
Prestatyn, Rhyl, Rhuddlan, Denbigh, Bodelwyddan, Abergele
and Whitford.
The main landmark in Dyserth is the waterfall. The
River Ffyddion, a tributary of the river Clwyd, flows
through the village and falls over a 70ft ledge,
creating the mesmerising waterfall. During the early
19th century, mines were opened up around the
village and water was diverted towards them,
causing the waterfall to dry up. With the closure of
the mines in 1884, the waterfall was back in full flow
and has remained a popular tourist attraction ever
since.
Call today to view this park. 01745 832050 Pensarn Industrial Estate, Pensarn, Abergele, North Wales LL22 7PW
Or 01745 560224 Main Coast Road, Talacre, Flintshire CH8 9JZ. www.lloydscaravans.co.uk
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Dyserth, Denbighshire
Carmel Caravan Park
Call or email for plot availability & to visit this park
Call today to view this park. 01745 832050 Pensarn Industrial Estate, Pensarn, Abergele, North Wales LL22 7PW
Or 01745 560224 Main Coast Road, Talacre, Flintshire CH8 9JZ. www.lloydscaravans.co.uk