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5 Best Haven Caravan Holiday Parks In Wales 2025
**Haven's 2025 Offers: Easter from £65 + Summer from £215**
There are seven Haven caravan holiday parks in Wales, including three in North Wales and four in Mid/South Wales – but which is best out of Hafan y Môr, Presthaven, Greenacres, Kiln Park, Lydstep Beach, Penally Court and Quay West?
They vary greatly in size and facilities, although all of them are near to the coast and they all have at least one swimming pool (though not all of them are indoor swimming pools).
It's worth realising that you need to choose either a standard Haven holiday or a Haven Hideaway holiday when you book. Haven Hideaway means that you just get accommodation and access to the restaurants. A standard Haven holiday means that you can use the onsite swimming pool and other facilities, although you do pay extra for some activities. Read our blog if you're not sure which is best for you.
We’ve ranked our top 5 Haven caravan parks in Wales by looking at customer reviews, location, facilities and price.
For our rough price comparison, we looked for the cheapest available holiday for a week for a family of four at Easter 2025, August 2025 and early October 2025.
They vary greatly in size and facilities, although all of them are near to the coast and they all have at least one swimming pool (though not all of them are indoor swimming pools).
It's worth realising that you need to choose either a standard Haven holiday or a Haven Hideaway holiday when you book. Haven Hideaway means that you just get accommodation and access to the restaurants. A standard Haven holiday means that you can use the onsite swimming pool and other facilities, although you do pay extra for some activities. Read our blog if you're not sure which is best for you.
We’ve ranked our top 5 Haven caravan parks in Wales by looking at customer reviews, location, facilities and price.
For our rough price comparison, we looked for the cheapest available holiday for a week for a family of four at Easter 2025, August 2025 and early October 2025.
1. Haven Hafan y Môr Pwllheli, North Wales (large park, big swimming pool, lots of facilities)
Hafan y Môr Holiday Park is a big Haven park in North Wales with a great range of facilities onsite. From a bird's eye view, I reckon it's about four times as big as Haven's Lydstep Beach (see number 2). Don't come here expecting silence and isolation.
Hafan y Môr had a big revamp in 2019, so we reckon it deserves top place on this guide to the best Haven caravan parks in Wales.
The refurbished indoor swimming pool is a big family-friendly pool, rather than your usual rectangle with lukewarm water. It's got a four-lane water slide as well as splash park type activities.
There are nine restaurants at Hafan y Môr (more than some small towns, I reckon) as well as easy access to the beach. There is the Dragon Lakes Adventure Village, which includes boat hire and 'aerial adventures', nine outdoor play areas, soft play, two entertainment venues, minigolf, sports court, segway hire (those silly things that US businessmen ride around on) and a boating lake.
Customer reviews average 4/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google reviews.
Price: Hafan y Môr was generally one of the more expensive Haven holiday parks in Wales in our price comparison. The cheapest price for a week for a family of four was £1095 in August 2025, £765 at Easter 2025 or £235 in early October 2025.
Our price comparison prices are for standard Haven holidays, which means you can use the facilities onsite. If you go for a Haven Hideaway holiday, then you'll save some money but only get accommodation and access to the restaurants.
Hafan y Môr had a big revamp in 2019, so we reckon it deserves top place on this guide to the best Haven caravan parks in Wales.
The refurbished indoor swimming pool is a big family-friendly pool, rather than your usual rectangle with lukewarm water. It's got a four-lane water slide as well as splash park type activities.
There are nine restaurants at Hafan y Môr (more than some small towns, I reckon) as well as easy access to the beach. There is the Dragon Lakes Adventure Village, which includes boat hire and 'aerial adventures', nine outdoor play areas, soft play, two entertainment venues, minigolf, sports court, segway hire (those silly things that US businessmen ride around on) and a boating lake.
Customer reviews average 4/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google reviews.
Price: Hafan y Môr was generally one of the more expensive Haven holiday parks in Wales in our price comparison. The cheapest price for a week for a family of four was £1095 in August 2025, £765 at Easter 2025 or £235 in early October 2025.
Our price comparison prices are for standard Haven holidays, which means you can use the facilities onsite. If you go for a Haven Hideaway holiday, then you'll save some money but only get accommodation and access to the restaurants.
Hafan y Môr Holiday Park is a very large site with loads to do, including a modern swimming pool...
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...and a treetop adventure course
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2. Haven Lydstep Beach Lydstep, South Wales (small park, beachside, swimming pool)
Lydstep Beach Holiday Village is a great resort which has the best reviews of all the Haven holiday parks in Wales...but it misses out on our top spot for a couple of reasons.
Firstly, it's quite small and it doesn't have the widest range of facilities, so it is only a good choice if you want a quieter caravan holiday park. If you want somewhere bigger and busier in South Wales, I'd look at Haven's Kiln Park or travel to mid Wales or North Wales for one of the others on this top 5.
Secondly, it gets booked up very quickly and was one of the most expensive Haven parks in Wales in all our price comparisons. You need to plan many months ahead if you want to get the cheapest accommodation.
The plus points at Lydstep Beach Holiday Village are that it overlooks a Blue Flag sandy beach and that customers rave about it. It's the only Haven holiday park in Wales to score 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor from customers and it scores similarly glowing reviews from Google reviews (4.5/5 when we checked in 2024).
Onsite facilities include a simple indoor swimming pool, a play area, fencing, climbing and an entertainment venue. On the beach you can try watersports such as kayaking.
The main challenge is finding availability.
Price comparison: Lydstep Beach was the most expensive options in our price comparisons. A week at Easter 2025 was £725, which was about twice the price of Quay West. August 2025 was £915. October 2025 was £419.
Firstly, it's quite small and it doesn't have the widest range of facilities, so it is only a good choice if you want a quieter caravan holiday park. If you want somewhere bigger and busier in South Wales, I'd look at Haven's Kiln Park or travel to mid Wales or North Wales for one of the others on this top 5.
Secondly, it gets booked up very quickly and was one of the most expensive Haven parks in Wales in all our price comparisons. You need to plan many months ahead if you want to get the cheapest accommodation.
The plus points at Lydstep Beach Holiday Village are that it overlooks a Blue Flag sandy beach and that customers rave about it. It's the only Haven holiday park in Wales to score 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor from customers and it scores similarly glowing reviews from Google reviews (4.5/5 when we checked in 2024).
Onsite facilities include a simple indoor swimming pool, a play area, fencing, climbing and an entertainment venue. On the beach you can try watersports such as kayaking.
The main challenge is finding availability.
Price comparison: Lydstep Beach was the most expensive options in our price comparisons. A week at Easter 2025 was £725, which was about twice the price of Quay West. August 2025 was £915. October 2025 was £419.
Lydstep Beach is one of Haven's smaller resorts but it offers terrific views from some caravans...
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...and watersports on the beach
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3. Haven Greenacres Holiday Park, Porthmadog, North Wales (large park, sandy beach, lots of facilities)
Greenacres is a big and busy Haven holiday park near to Snowdonia in North Wales.
Much like Hafan y Môr (see number 1) it has easy access to a Blue Flag beach, so you can go for a swim in the water without worrying about what else might be floating.
It's got an indoor swimming pool and an outdoor splash zone (i.e. one of those water playgrounds with jets which cause small children to get drenched and cry). Elsewhere, there's an outdoor play area, adventure golf, three places to eat, a bowling alley, a sports court and pool tables.
So, whilst Hafan y Môr has more facilities after its 2019 revamp, Greenacres is a bit nearer to Snowdonia. It's a good choice if you're the kind of family who like hiking with small children (that's not our family, by the way...).
Customer reviews at Greenacres were almost the same as Hafan y Môr when we checked (4/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google).
Price: Greenacres was the second cheapest Haven park in Wales in our price comparisons. A week for a family of four cost from £555 at Easter 2025, £865 in August 2025 and £209 in early October 2025. That October price is an absolute bargain and works out as £7.50 per person, per night.
Much like Hafan y Môr (see number 1) it has easy access to a Blue Flag beach, so you can go for a swim in the water without worrying about what else might be floating.
It's got an indoor swimming pool and an outdoor splash zone (i.e. one of those water playgrounds with jets which cause small children to get drenched and cry). Elsewhere, there's an outdoor play area, adventure golf, three places to eat, a bowling alley, a sports court and pool tables.
So, whilst Hafan y Môr has more facilities after its 2019 revamp, Greenacres is a bit nearer to Snowdonia. It's a good choice if you're the kind of family who like hiking with small children (that's not our family, by the way...).
Customer reviews at Greenacres were almost the same as Hafan y Môr when we checked (4/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google).
Price: Greenacres was the second cheapest Haven park in Wales in our price comparisons. A week for a family of four cost from £555 at Easter 2025, £865 in August 2025 and £209 in early October 2025. That October price is an absolute bargain and works out as £7.50 per person, per night.
Haven's Greenacres Holiday Park is well placed for beach days out...
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...and it's got a good-sized swimming pool
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4. Haven Quay West Holiday Park, Mid Wales (indoor and outdoor swimming pool, lots of facilities)
Haven's Quay West caravan park is a good choice if you're looking for a decent holiday park in mid-Wales - at a very low price. It doesn't quite have the range of facilities of Hafan y Môr (see number 1) but there's still plenty to do and it has other things going for it.
Customers give it an average score of 4/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google reviews, so almost identical to Greenacres (see number 3) and Hafan y Môr (see number 1).
There are indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a splash zone at Quay West, as well as tennis courts, crazy golf, bungee trampolines, two places to eat, a bowling alley and pool tables.
It's also near to the beach. To be fair, all of the Haven holiday parks in Wales are near a beach.
Price: Quay West was the cheapest Haven caravan park in our price comparison. A week for a family of four cost from £545 at Easter 2025, £749 in August 2025 or £179 in early October 2025 (or £6.40 per person, per night!).
Customers give it an average score of 4/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google reviews, so almost identical to Greenacres (see number 3) and Hafan y Môr (see number 1).
There are indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a splash zone at Quay West, as well as tennis courts, crazy golf, bungee trampolines, two places to eat, a bowling alley and pool tables.
It's also near to the beach. To be fair, all of the Haven holiday parks in Wales are near a beach.
Price: Quay West was the cheapest Haven caravan park in our price comparison. A week for a family of four cost from £545 at Easter 2025, £749 in August 2025 or £179 in early October 2025 (or £6.40 per person, per night!).
Walks along the beach are one of the best things about Quay West...
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...whilst the resort has lots of things to do including treetop adventures
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5. Haven Presthaven Caravan Holiday Park (cheap Haven park, lots of facilities)
Haven Presthaven is worth a look as it was one of the cheaper holiday parks in Wales. In the school summer holidays, it was £500 cheaper for a week at Haven Presthaven than a week at Haven's Lydstep Beach.
But is it any good?
Customer review scores are certainly a bit lower than the other four on this list. Presthaven scores 3.5/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.2/5 on Google reviews.
However, it's very well equipped and certainly has more onsite than Lydstep Beach Holiday Village (see number 2 - the most expensive option in most of our price comparisons). In fact, it has more on site than most of the other Haven parks in Wales.
Presthaven has two indoor swimming pools, an outdoor pool and 'lazy river', five places to eat, a climbing wall, minigolf, indoor and outdoor play areas, a go kart track, a sports court, bungee trampolines, an aerial adventure course and pool tables. It's also near to the beach.
Keep in mind that you pay extra for some activities at Haven resorts.
It's very conveniently located for people coming from Liverpool (60 minutes away) or Manchester (90 minutes away).
Price: one of the cheapest Haven parks in Wales in our price comparisons. A week for a family of four started at £499 at Easter 2025, £769 in August 2025 or £189 in October 2025.
But is it any good?
Customer review scores are certainly a bit lower than the other four on this list. Presthaven scores 3.5/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.2/5 on Google reviews.
However, it's very well equipped and certainly has more onsite than Lydstep Beach Holiday Village (see number 2 - the most expensive option in most of our price comparisons). In fact, it has more on site than most of the other Haven parks in Wales.
Presthaven has two indoor swimming pools, an outdoor pool and 'lazy river', five places to eat, a climbing wall, minigolf, indoor and outdoor play areas, a go kart track, a sports court, bungee trampolines, an aerial adventure course and pool tables. It's also near to the beach.
Keep in mind that you pay extra for some activities at Haven resorts.
It's very conveniently located for people coming from Liverpool (60 minutes away) or Manchester (90 minutes away).
Price: one of the cheapest Haven parks in Wales in our price comparisons. A week for a family of four started at £499 at Easter 2025, £769 in August 2025 or £189 in October 2025.
Haven Presthaven is usually the cheapest park Haven in Wales...
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...and it has a big range of things to do including three swimming pools and aerial adventures
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Price comparison of the Haven caravan holiday parks in Wales
We looked at three sets of dates for our price comparison. In each case, we were looking for the cheapest accommodation available for a family of four for a week, excluding any extras or activities which you pay for. We searched in October 2024.
These prices are for a standard Haven holiday. You pay less for a Haven Hideaway holiday, which is just accommodation and access to the restaurants.
Price at Easter 2025:
Price in early October 2025:
These prices are for a standard Haven holiday. You pay less for a Haven Hideaway holiday, which is just accommodation and access to the restaurants.
Price at Easter 2025:
- Presthaven - £499
- Quay West - £545
- Greenacres - £555
- Penally Court - £615
- Kiln Park – £679
- Lydstep Beach - £725
- Hafan y Môr - £765
- Quay West - £749
- Presthaven - £769
- Penally Court - £849
- Greenacres - £865
- Lydstep Beach - £915
- Kiln Park - £1079
- Hafan y Môr - £1095
Price in early October 2025:
- Quay West - £179
- Presthaven - £189
- Penally Court - £209
- Greenacres - £209
- Kiln Park - £209
- Hafan y Môr - £235
- Lydstep Beach - £419
