Talyllyn Railway’s ‘Heart of Gold’ Patrons Enjoy A Heritage Trip June 2022 Talyllyn Railway is the world’s first preserved railway, known affectionately as ‘The Railway with a Heart of Gold’. Read more
Wales Tourism Week warning: New tax could jeopardise industry’s recovery May 2022 The Managing Director of a company that owns caravan holiday home parks across Mid Wales has warned that the Welsh Government could jeopardise the recovery of the tourism industry if it introduces a proposed tourism tax. Read more
Holiday Parks for all the Family – Including Your Dogs! May 2022 We understand that dogs are just as much a part of the family as our human relatives, and that’s why all Salop Caravan Sites holiday home parks are dog friendly. Read more
We’re excited to announce the opening of Trevor’s Specimen Carp Lake April 2022 A specimen carp lake has opened at Spring Lea Fishery and Holiday Park! The lake spans 2 acres of water, stocked with 50 hand selected Carp up to 33lb. Read more
Dylan Roberts Appointed Mid Wales Branch Director of Holiday Parks Association April 2022 Mid Wales branch of The British Holiday & Home Parks Association (BH&HPA) has appointed our very own Dylan Roberts as new Branch Director. Read more
Get ready to reopen your holiday home for 2022 March 2022 Welcome back! Read a few of our tips to get reopen ready for summer 2022. Read more
Castle View Managers Swap Holiday Homes for Narrowboats February 2022 Richard and Sue Hodgson, managers of Castle View Holiday Home Park, are set to swap their holiday lodges for narrowboats. Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
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”. Read more
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%. Read more
