Maes Mynan Park is a stunning holiday park development set in over 100 acres of rustic countryside that includes three lakes, woodland, parkland and two designated conservation areas. Maes Mynan Park’s 1873 title ‘Arcadia of Wales’ still holds true today, as the land nestles perfectly into a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in Flintshire North Wales.

All our lodge and static caravan plots have magnificent views and we work with a number of manufacturers to provide holiday homes of your choosing.

Our lodges are positioned around two lakes, whilst the static caravan holiday homes are located in a wooded enclave on a separate part of the Park.

Maes Mynan Park is also South facing, with a warm micro-climate when the sun shines, whatever the season.

We have bespoke luxury lodges for sale and work with a number of lodge manufacturers, to offer you the opportunity to create your own bespoke lodge for one of our available premium lodge plots.

We have new holiday home caravans for sale too and if you have a particular model in mind for your holiday home, then we will work with you to ensure you get your dream holiday home.

Surrounded by woodlands and majestic kaleidoscope panoramic views of lakes, the Clwydian Range, Moel-Y-Parc, Chwiler Valley and the Denbigh Moors, Maes Mynan Park offers the perfect escape to the country for those seeking a tranquil, nature-inspired holiday home location.

There are plenty of outdoor adventures to be had too, because adventure only starts on arrival at Maes Mynan Park. We are pet friendly, so your furry friend can come with you too.

How extreme you want to holiday is entirely up to you, but what North Wales offers, is an opportunity to push your boundaries whenever you choose, be it a climb up Snowdon, mountain biking across Offas Dyke, white water rafting in Betws-y-Coed, or abseiling across old slate quarries – all off Park but not too far!

Then there are the rest of us who are happy to enjoy the relaxing ambiance of our holiday home and the quiet country walks on and around Maes Mynan Park.