The Beachside Hideout - St Michaels Caravan Park

The Beachside Hideout is a well-presented caravan situated within St Michaels Caravan Park, part of Brown’s Holiday Park in Towyn, Conwy, offering a friendly and welcoming base for families or friends eager to enjoy the North Wales coast.

This single-storey retreat features three bedrooms, a snug and two twins, served by a modern shower room and a convenient cloakroom, giving your group plenty of space to settle in and unwind.

At the heart of the home lies the open-plan living area, designed for easy holiday living.

The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need for simple breakfasts or evening feasts, while the dining table invites everyone to sit down together and share plans for the day ahead.

After dinner, sink into the large corner sofa, a perfect spot for chatting, playing games, or curling up for a film night, with the electric fire giving the space a warm, homely feel when the evenings turn cooler.

When the weather’s kind, slide outside onto the enclosed side decking and enjoy a slow morning coffee, a quiet read, or a glass of something chilled before heading out to explore.

Local amenities are close by, and with the lake and beach just a short stroll away, you can enjoy sandy toes, gentle walks, and beautiful coastal views at a moment’s notice.

Popular attractions in Towyn include The Tir Prince Leisure Park, a thrilling amusement park boasting the North West’s leading Harness Raceway, the largest outdoor weekly market in North Wales, and a range of rides for all the family, there's also Knightly's Fun Park, a family-friendly attraction with a funfair with a vibrant bar and restaurant.

Rhyl offers plenty to fill your days.

SeaQuarium brings the underwater world to life with colourful displays and marine creatures, while Marine Lake is ideal for boating, gentle wanders, and family-friendly play areas.

In the evenings, Rhyl Pavilion Theatre hosts everything from live music to comedy and touring shows.

Further along the coast, Llandudno blends classic seaside charm with dramatic scenery.

Take the tram or cable car up the Great Orme to experience sweeping panoramic views, wander along the vibrant Victorian pier, or enjoy performances and events at Venue Cymru.

For a step back in time, Conwy is a treasure trove of history.

Explore the towering medieval castle, follow the ancient town walls, or stroll along the charming harbour before visiting Plas Mawr, one of Britain’s finest preserved Elizabethan townhouses.

236 offers a chance for a holiday you won't forget.