You are looking at the former website of Kinmel Bay Beach Retreat, a static caravan holiday home at Kinmel Bay, preserved as a record. Kinmel Bay Beach Retreat does not run this site, and it cannot take bookings or enquiries.

Kinmel Bay Beach Retreat

Located on Sunnyvale Caravan Park, with breath-taking sea views and golden, sandy beaches on the North Wales coast

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About the Retreat

Kinmel Bay Beach Retreat was the website of a three-bedroom static caravan holiday home on Sunnyvale Caravan Park at Kinmel Bay, on the North Wales coast near Rhyl.

The site described breath-taking sea views and golden, sandy beaches, and said the home stood on one of the few holiday parks on the North Wales coast with direct access to the beach, great for all the family.

Inside, it promised a gorgeous holiday home finished in modern colour schemes and style: a fantastic place to relax and a real home from home. Guests were invited to watch the sunset along the coastline and take in the views of the Welsh hills.

For days out, the site pointed to the zip line at Penrhyn Quarry, walks in Snowdonia National Park and the Victorian seaside town of Llandudno.

A boardwalk through the sand dunes, with caravans, boats and the hills beyond

Amenities

More details:

The Holiday Home

Static caravan holiday home
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Fully fitted kitchen
TV & Wifi
Decking with patio furniture

Who it suited

Families
Holidaymakers exploring the North Wales coast
Anyone looking for a place to relax

The Location

Sunnyvale Caravan Park, Kinmel Bay
Direct access to the beach
Sea views and golden, sandy beaches
Sunsets along the coastline
Views of the Welsh hills

Gallery

Photographs from the original website

The front of the holiday home, with its decking and patio doors

Steps up to the decking at the side of the holiday home

The double bedroom, with a floral duvet and green cushions

A boardwalk through the sand dunes towards the seafront

The boardwalk through the dunes, looking back towards the caravans and the hills

The Local Attractions photos are from Geograph, not the original website:

Photo: Peter Whatley, CC BY-SA 2.0, geograph.org.uk (Rhyl seafront)

Photo: P L Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0, geograph.org.uk (Conwy Castle)

Photo: habiloid, CC BY-SA 2.0, geograph.org.uk (Llandudno from the Great Orme)

Staying near Kinmel Bay

Planning a trip to the North Wales coast? Compare campsites in Conwy on Camping Sites in Britain and catch up on outdoor news for Britain from The Camping Fire. Heading off on your own? Have a look at one man tents. Bringing the whole family? Lexrope has family camping gear and advice.

Local Attractions

Rhyl beach and its groynes, with the seafront buildings beyond

Rhyl Seafront

Just across the River Clwyd, Rhyl and nearby Prestatyn offer old-fashioned family seaside fun on long sandy beaches.

Conwy Castle

Edward I began building Conwy Castle in 1283 as part of his ring of castles around North Wales, and with the town walls it is now a World Heritage Site.

Llandudno

A Victorian seaside resort between the Great Orme and the Little Orme, with a long promenade and a pier.