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Llanrhidian Holiday Park

  • 4.6 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Pets 2
  • Hot Tub

About Llanrhidian Holiday Park

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Llanrhidian Holiday Park offers a wonderful base from which you can explore the stunning Welsh countryside. Facilities include an outdoor heated pool, children’s play area, five-a-side football pitch, plus the very unique Purple Badger pub and restaurant where you can enjoy one of the best Sunday roasts around. Located on the Gower Peninsula, you are within easy reach of some stunning local beaches, including the award-winning Rhossili Bay, yet just 30 minutes from the Wales’ waterfront city of Swansea.

Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Heated outdoor pool (Easter to end October)
  • Pub & Restaurant
  • Gym
  • Sauna
  • Adventure Play Area
  • 5-a-side football pitch
  • Pool tables & darts
  • Table Tennis
  • 3 storey indoor soft play
  • Outdoor terrace
  • Seasonal visiting entertainment
  • Shop
  • Launderette
  • Free WiFi site wide
Accommodation features
  • A collection of caravans in the Welsh countryside
  • Flatscreen TV with Freeview
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Bed linen and duvets included
  • Beds made up on arrival (in Lodges only)
  • Towels included in Lodges only
  • Electricity and gas included
  • Pets £50 per week £30 per short break each
  • All non-smoking accommodation

Accommodation With Hot Tubs At This Lodge

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  • Sleeps 6
  • Pets: 2
  • Hot Tub

Newest models for that luxury break. This caravan features one double bedroom with wall mounted TV and an en suite toilet, plus 1 twin bedroom. Modern open plan kitchen and lounge area with dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave.

From £489 for 7 nights
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  • Sleeps 6
  • Hot Tub

Newest models for that luxury break. This caravan features one double bedroom with wall mounted TV and an en suite toilet, plus 1 twin bedroom. Modern open plan kitchen and lounge area with dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave.

From £424.80 for 7 nights
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Llanrhidian Holiday Park Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£280
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£289
Highest Price
£3,438
Most Expensive Time
July
Cheapest Time
November
Biggest Discount
Up to £185 off 14 nts in Nov 2026
Avg Price Per Night
£134
Avg Price Per Week
£937
Lowest Price Accommodation
Bed Platinum Hot Tub Caravan (Pet)
Most Expensive Accommodation
Bedroom Platinum Caravan with Hot Tub

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Llanrhidian Holiday Park Reviews

4.6Visitor Rating out of 5

30 reviews from guests who stayed at Llanrhidian Holiday Park

Aziz
Aug 2025

"It was excellent."

John
Jul 2025

"The accommodation was lovely and spacious, set in a tranquil area.A couple of things could be improved: the beds werent particularly comfortable it would be great to have the option to purchase a mattress topper. The glassware could also do with an update, and there werent quite enough glasses for our group. We also didnt receive any clear instructions regarding check-out, which would have been helpful.That said, we did have a minor issue with a bedroom door, but the team at reception were quick to respond, very apologetic, and had it sorted in no time.Overall, wed definitely return the location is ideal for accessing the stunning beaches of the Gower."

Roxanne
Jul 2025

"Really nice stay in a clean and comfortable caravan."

Karen
Jul 2025

"Our lodge was clean and well maintained.We had a dishwasher and there were plenty of cupboards for storage.There was an en-suite in the main bedroom.Complimentary toiletries were provided in the bedroom and we were also provided with towels, a tea towel and small washing-up liquid bottle, and tea and coffee sachets. We could not see the sea from this lodge ( number 167) however we still had some views in the distance.There was room for two cars to park and also had a large balcony, with a table and six chairs provided."

Catherine
Jul 2025

"Our Llanrhidian Holiday Park review: Caravan was of a good standard, the only thing missing was some garden chairs and a parasol"

Peter
Jun 2025

"Small seating area which wouldnt seat 6 even tho it was a 6 birth . Two toilets , & all all appliances were spot on . Loads of storage space as well . Huge plus was the hot tub & wifi"

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Top Days Out Near Llanrhidian Holiday Park

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Llanrhidian Holiday Park, with real driving times.

Castle 26 min drive · 12 miles

Oystermouth Castle

Sat nav: SA3 5TA

A Norman hilltop castle in Mumbles with a medieval chapel and a glass viewing platform and bridge.

  • Couples
  • Dogs welcome
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Oystermouth Castle is a Norman stone castle in the village of Mumbles, overlooking Swansea Bay on the east side of the Gower Peninsula. It dates back to the 12th century, and the de Braose family rebuilt it in stone as a comfortable residence, with a high curtain wall, a chapel and three-storey living quarters with fireplaces.

Tip: There is no parking at the castle. Try the car parks on Mumbles Road, or the Underhill car parks at the top of the village, which are a 5 to 10 minute walk. Check the Swansea Council visiting page for current opening and guided tour times.

Industrial museum 29 min drive · 12.3 miles

National Waterfront Museum

Sat nav: SA1 3RD

Swansea's museum telling 300 years of Welsh industry and innovation, in a listed warehouse and modern slate-and-glass building.

  • Rainy days
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The National Waterfront Museum in Swansea's Maritime Quarter tells the story of industry and innovation in Wales over the last 300 years. It is part of Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales, housed in an original listed warehouse linked to an ultra-modern slate and glass building.

Tip: There's no dedicated car park, but several pay and display car parks are a short walk away. For satnav, the museum's site suggests postcode SA1 3ST.

Local history museum 29 min drive · 12.2 miles

Swansea Museum

Sat nav: SA1 1SN

Wales's oldest museum, with six galleries of Swansea history, from an Egyptian mummy to a Welsh kitchen.

  • Rainy days
  • Families
  • 1-2 hours
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Swansea Museum is the oldest museum in Wales, opened in 1841 in a Grade II* listed neo-classical building in the Maritime Quarter. Its six galleries hold objects from Swansea, Wales and the wider world, with everything from an Egyptian mummy to a Welsh kitchen. Temporary exhibitions change through the year, so there is usually something different to see.

Tip: Parking at the museum is limited to a few free spaces, so the City Gates NCP or East Burrows Road car parks, both about a 4-minute walk away, are a good fallback.

Animal sanctuary 50 min drive · 28 miles

Wales Ape and Monkey Sanctuary

Sat nav: SA9 1UD

A Powys charity sanctuary giving a final home to rescued chimpanzees, baboons, monkeys and more.

  • Families
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Wales Ape and Monkey Sanctuary sits between Caehopkin and Abercraf in Powys. It began as a hill farm and grew into a final home for unwanted primates, including chimpanzees, baboons, spider monkeys, capuchins and marmosets. Its first chimpanzees arrived in 1999, when seven were taken in from Penscynor Wildlife Park after it closed.

Botanic garden 43 min drive · 26.8 miles

National Botanic Garden of Wales

Sat nav: SA32 8HG

Home to the world's largest single-span glasshouse, in the River Tywi valley in Carmarthenshire.

  • Couples
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The National Botanic Garden of Wales is in Llanarthney, in the River Tywi valley. It is both a visitor attraction and a centre for botanical research and conservation. The centrepiece is the Great Glasshouse, the world's largest single-span glasshouse at 110 m long and 60 m wide. It stands virtually on the site of Cockerell's mansion, the new Middleton Hall.

Tip: Look out across the restored eastern view towards Paxton's Tower, which was designed to be seen from the mansion's east side.

Castle 45 min drive · 26.9 miles

Margam Castle

Sat nav: SA13 2TJ

A Grade I listed Tudor Revival castle set in the historic grounds of Margam Country Park.

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Margam Castle is a Grade I listed country house near Port Talbot. Thomas Hopper designed it in the Tudor Revival style for Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot, and it took five years to build. It stands in Margam Country Park, the former estate, which is also Grade I listed on the Cadw/ICOMOS register of historic parks and gardens in Wales.

Ruined castle 49 min drive · 21.3 miles

Kidwelly Castle

Sat nav: SA17 5BQ

A Cadw-run castle above the River Gwendraeth, with a Monty Python film cameo and nine centuries of Welsh-English history.

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Kidwelly Castle (Castell Cydweli) is a ruined castle overlooking the River Gwendraeth and the town of Kidwelly in Carmarthenshire. It began as a Norman earth and timber ringwork in the early 12th century, and the semicircular outer ditch still survives.

Tip: Look for the inner ward's four towers, which were raised in height in the 1390s to overlook the outer ward.

Ruined castle 48 min drive · 32.3 miles

Carmarthen Castle

Sat nav: SA31 1AD

A Grade I listed Welsh castle ruin with Tudor links, standing above the River Towy in Carmarthen.

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Carmarthen Castle is a ruined medieval fortress in the county town of Carmarthen, on a high terrace overlooking the tidal River Towy. It began as an early 1100s timber motte and bailey, was rebuilt in stone and was captured, destroyed and rebuilt many times. Owain Glyndŵr took it in 1405, and Henry VII's father, Edmund Tudor, died here as a prisoner in 1456.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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