Rhuallt Country Park
Rhuallt Country Park
4.77 /5
Located in the Clwydian valley, Rhuallt Country Park offers a perfect base for exploring the local surrounding area. Ideally situated close to many walking routes including the Offa's Dyke path and with cycle tracks available just outside the entrance. Whether you're touring or camping, superb on-site facilities cater to everyone and nothing is too much trouble. Don't miss the highly recommended White House Restaurant or the White Spa on site!
Adjoining spa with a 12m heated indoor pool, treatments and gym
Peaceful adult-only site with adjoining restaurant and bar
Settled in the Clwydian valley with stunning views, nearby to Offa's Dyke
About Rhuallt Country Park
This peaceful adult-only site is situated in the heart of North Wales. Just minutes away from the A55 expressway, it is easily accessible for exploring all of North Wales, and yet the beautiful surroundings give the park an air of quiet indulgence. A selection of four grassed tent pitches are available all with electric hook up and your own BBQ area, so plenty of space to spread out and relax. Up to four guests are allowed on each of these pitches. For all sizes of tourers, there are 50 fully serviced super pitches on site, each allowing up to six guests. You will have your own 10 amp electric, water and waste water hook up, plus more than enough space to make the park feel like home. Evenings can also be spent cooking up a BBQ, as long as it is raised from the ground. Please note, open fires of any kind are prohibited. Up to three dogs are also welcome per pitch, so four-legged friends are welcome to come along and join in the fun!
Rhuallt Country Park is open all year round.
Facilities include a deluxe shower and toilet block with underfloor heating, plus an undercover washing-up area and dog walking space. WiFi is available. A warden is available on site.
The White House is a stunning restaurant and bar situated on-site, which welcomes guests from the park. British classics and chef specialty dishes use the freshest of ingredients (locally sourced where possible) and the bar area is also dog friendly. A spa and wellness centre offer luxury facilities with a 12m heated indoor pool, treatments and gym (extra charges apply).
Horse riding and golf are available in the wider area.
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets
Bike hire
Café / restaurant
Communal BBQ
Disabled facilities
Drinking water
Electric hookups
Entertainment
Family friendly
Fires allowed
Fishing
Games room
Glamping
Golf
Horse riding
Hot tub
Internet access
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilets
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
There are 24 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
4 x Electric Grass Tent Pitches
Max 4 people
Grass pitches with 10 amp electric hook up, water point and BBQ brick stand. Suitable for tents only.
20 x Fully Serviced Super Pitches
Max 6 people
Fully serviced super size pitches, suitable for all tourers large or small. Includes 10 amp electric, water and waste water. Ground is slated allowing for an awning to be erected.
4.77 /5
94%
would recommend
"The restaurant on site is fabulous and the food was amazing"
Tina J - May 2024
"Beautiful campsite. The toilets and shower were amazing and clean"
Doris B - Oct 2023
"We always make a point of staying there, lovely site with the restaurant, bar and spa to hand"
Jeremy W - Oct 2023
"Good location to visit Prestatyn, Abergele and various places in North Wales"
Steven R - Sep 2023
"Originally booked 2 nights and ended up staying 9 nights in total. Couldn't recommend highly enough"
Stuart W - Aug 2023
"It is a little bit in middle of nowhere so great for relaxing and unwinding"
Ian C - Jul 2023
"The pitch was roomy, private and great to have our own water tap"
Jill G - May 2023
"Fabulous. Loved every minute and accessible to lots of tourist attractions"
Leigh N - May 2023
7 nights
Recommends site
David S
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Second time of staying at Rhualtt. Quiet stay and decent weather. Good base for visiting. There is some road noise but no worse than other places we have visited. Facilities are very clean and well maintained.
Excellent
Recommends site
Elizabeth A
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Excellent facilities, spacious pitches and lovely, friendly staff.
Site's response
Thanks Elizabeth for your great review. We aim to please and we are glad you enjoyed your stay with us & look forward to seeing you again soon. Jimmy & Simon (Warden Team).
Good location, very clean and helpful staff
Recommends site
David J
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Great location for all North Wales, the site is kept spotless by Jimmy and Simon who met us on arrival and helped us to our pitch. The facilities are great and very clean, there is a bar and restaurant on site which was dog friendly (in the bar area). Food good. Only issues was the noise at night from the A55 which is fairly close and the Wi-Fi was intermittent. Neither are show-stoppers and we are looking to going back again soon.
Site's response
Hi David. Thank you for your review. we are currently looking to find a better solution for the WiFi on the park. We're glad you enjoyed your stay with us and look forward to see you again. Jimmy & Simon (Warden Team)
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Things to do on site and in the St Asaph area
There's no shortage of things to do in North Wales, whether you are a thrill seeker visiting one of the many adventure attractions or planning a historical visit to one of the many castles.
For the adventurous:
- Zip World offers Europe's longest zip lines, as well as massive underground cavern trampolines and high-rope forest adventures.
- The National White Water Centre, with the dam controlled Tryweryn River offering a steep and rocky mountain river with fast flowing rapids.
- Mountain Biking at Llandegla which offers cycling tracks for all abilities.
- Surf Snowdonia in Dolgarrog, a revolutionary world-first inland surf lagoon roughly the size of six football pitches.
Walking and coastal cycling are also popular. Snowdonia is a haven for walkers, but the Vale of Clwyd, the Clwydian Range, Llyn Peninsula, and the coastal paths of Anglesey are also very popular. There are 34 miles of cycle path along the North Wales coast between Talacre and Penmaenmawr (mostly hard surfaced and nearly continuously off-road).
Other attractions include:
- Golf courses, from Holyhead to the Vale of Llangollen, the region boasts more than 60 courses.
- Conwy Castle, one of Britain's oldest and built in the most beautiful of places.
- The National Slate Museum, in the shadow of Elidir Mountain, in Llanberis.
- Denbigh Castle, a triple-towered great gatehouse and probably one of the seven wonders of Wales.
- Bodnant Gardens, spanning some 80 acres and situated above the River Conwy, with breathtaking views towards the Snowdonia range.
- Bodelwyddan Castle, with extensive grounds and collections from three national museums.
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