News - Castle View Holiday Park

We are OPEN!

June 2021

Mid Wales Caravan Parks Excited to Welcome Back English Customers

April 2021

Caravan parks across Mid Wales are getting ready to welcome back England-based holiday homeowners safely from Monday 12th April.

We’re Reopening!

April 2021

The news we have all been waiting for…only a few more sleeps until everyone can return to our fabulous parks (Salop Caravans Sites and Bywater Leisure Parks) from 9am Monday 12th April.

Salop Caravans Sites & Bywater Leisure Parks Welcoming Our Owners Back on Park

March 2021

At Salop Caravans sites and Bywater Leisure Parks, we are committed to ensuring the safety and comfort of our owners, holidaymakers, staff, and local communities, as Wales and the UK begins the process of recovery following the coronavirus pandemic.

Talyllyn Railway Celebrates 70th Anniversary of Locomotives

March 2021

The world’s first preserved railway celebrated a significant milestone last week, celebrating the 70th anniversary of the first two locomotives purchased by Talyllyn Railway Preservation Society.

Covid-19 update

February 2021

COVID-19 Update

March 2020

After recent communication and guidance from the British Holiday Homes & Parks Association (BH&HPA) and careful consideration from Salop Caravans Sites and Bywater Leisure Parks Ltd the decision has been made to close by midnight 22/03/2020. Until such time is safely to re-open.

World heritage bid for Gwynedd slate communities makes progress

December 2019

Gwynedd Council’s cabinet has backed the submission of a formal application for the county’s historic slate communities to be given UNESCO world heritage status.

Warm welcome for the summer shuttle bus service in Harlech

August 2019

The Hoppa Harlech summer shuttle bus service which will run every 30 minutes to take people from the beach, holiday parks and train station up into Harlech town centre has been welcomed as “great news for the town”.

Street in Harlech, is the Steepest Street in the World

August 2019

Ffordd Pen Llech, a street in north Wales has been declared the steepest in the world.
Residents in Harlech, Gwynedd, are celebrating after Guinness World Records verified the hill a gradient of 37.45%.