Out on Wales’ west coast, not far from the harbour village of New Quay, you can find our holiday park high above Cardigan Bay. The sweeping views out to sea are amazing on a clear day and you can see the little boats coming and going from the nearby harbour.

Buying a static caravan holiday home in this part of Wales gives you a beautiful little place to escape to, right out on the edge of the country. We’re surrounded by woods and countryside spread across a series of gentle welsh hills. Our park is sloped towards the sea, which provides lots of our holiday homes with their own sea views.

Different areas of our park are separated up by thick groups of trees, the largest of which forms part of our brilliant nature trail. It’ll lead you down from our main complex through the woods and down the sloped hillside to the sandy beach at the foot of our park.

If you want ways to get your friends and family outside and being more active, then buying a static caravan here will let you take advantage of our great range of sports and leisure activities. You can go for a swim in our indoor and outdoor pools or try your hand at tennis, archery, fencing, crazy golf, pool kayaking and more.

Why choose Quay West?

As a static caravan owner at Quay West you gain access to some exclusive extras. For example you can treat yourself to a pampering at our spa, use our owners’ exclusive sauna and steam room or relax in our owners’ lounge. The lounge is a great place to meet our other owners and it’s also where we organise wine clubs and parties for owners to get to know each other.

Our lovely countryside, seaside and woodland surroundings are another great reason that people are interested in buying holiday homes here. Walk along the coast, take a trip out to sea or play games amongst the trees, our holiday park is somewhere you can really connect with nature.

Things to do in West Wales

From high up on the hillside by our park or along the coastal footpath you might sometimes be able to see small bursts of spray out across the bay. That’s because it’s home to a pod of dolphins and you can find a number of boat trips from New Quay harbour that attempt to take you out to meet them. However seeing them up close is often a matter of patience and luck.

Other local attractions include the historic Castell Henllys Iron Age Hill Fort, the animals of Fantasy Farm Park, The Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway and paintballing at Cenarth Adventure Centre.