Emral Gardens Touring Caravan Park

Emral Gardens Touring Caravan Park offers a small and secluded getaway exclusively for adults on their caravan holidays in Wales.

This adults-only, dog-friendly campsite has only 20 pitches, all of which are hardstanding, and both caravans and motorhomes are welcome. The caravan park is located in the grounds of the Emral estate, although the original house no longer stands. The campsite is partially surrounded by mature woodland, the unspoilt natural environments near Wrexham perfect for walks.

Also worthy of mention is the fact that Emral Gardens Touring Caravan Park features in the Top 100 Sites Guide 2020, which is complied by Caravan Sitefinder in association with Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan magazines.

At this caravan park in Wales, all the pitches have 16-amp electric hook-ups and fresh drinking water hook-ups, as well as grey waste water disposal, digital television outlets and Wi-Fi access. A new wash block has been installed close to the pitches and has underfloor heating for the two toilets and two showers, and a chemical disposal point. There is also a new laundry and washing-up facility on site.

Dogs are permitted Emral Gardens Touring Caravan Park near Wrexham in North Wales, provided they are well behaved, their owners clean up after them and the dogs remain on their leads when in the main camping area. There is an adjoining fenced area on site that allows dog owners to exercise their four-legged friends off the lead.

The campsite also has a secure caravan storage facility, which costs £240 for six months, and £420 for 12. The storage area is a walled garden which has been granted a bronze award from the Caravan Storage Site Owners' Association for its security provisions.

If you're thinking of staying at Emral Gardens Touring Caravan Park in your motorhome and caravan holidays in Wales, you'll be able to enjoy walks in the surrounding woodland, which are home to many different species of wildlife. In this area you might happen across one of the graves for the many dogs that were originally kennelled at the Emral estate. Also on the site is Emral Stud, a thoroughbred racehorse farm.

Guests of the campsite are also welcome to fish in the Emral Brook, not far from the park. Those wishing to go further afield may wish to look into fishing on the river Dee at Bangor-on-Dee, which is two miles away.

There are a variety of attractions near this campsite. Aside from the beautiful Welsh scenery and the town of Wrexham, there are shops and a pub in the village of Bangor-on-Dee, or historical sites at Chirk Castle, Erddig Hall and Powis Castle. An excursion popular with guests is the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, also known as the stream in the sky, which can be crossed on foot or by boat.

Those seeking a more thrilling experience need look no further than Llangollen White Water Rafting to get the blood pumping. And for those not afflicted by vertigo there is the zip wire in Snowdonia, the longest zip wire anywhere in Europe.

People who stayed at Emral Gardens Touring Caravan Park on their holidays in Wales praised the abundance of wildlife on-site and the conservation efforts of the park, which have earned it the David Bellamy Gold Award. They also observed the peace and quiet of the area which made for an especially relaxing getaway.