Abergele and Pensarn

Are you looking for places to stay in Abergele and Pensarn? Are you dreaming of a holiday in a charming seaside town? We can help you find all the information you need to book your next visit.

Abergele and Pensarn have quiet sandy beaches close to historic sites and wooded hills. From here, you can escape the stresses of everyday life. Enjoy sea views, historic places such as Gwrych Castle (home to ITV’s I’m a Celebrity 2020 and 2021 TV series) and a range of things to do providing fun for all the family.

Find places to stay in Abergele and Pensarn

Do you want to enjoy a caravan holiday by the seaside with the kids? Or would you prefer a romantic stay in a hotel or cosy B&B? Either way, we’ll help you find the perfect places to stay in Abergele and Pensarn.  

You can choose to stay in one of many caravan parks in Abergele such as The Beach Caravan Park, Ty Gwyn Holiday Park and SF Parks. The caravan sites have a wide range of facilities such as on-site restaurants and bars, children’s activities and family games rooms. It’s the perfect place to enjoy fun for all the family!

Or find a cosy B&B or hotel to enjoy a romantic escape to the Welsh countryside. Spend the night in a relaxing B&B or hotel and wake up to sea views the next morning. Enjoy a full English breakfast before exploring our scenic countryside. With so many B&Bs and hotels along the North Wales coast to choose from, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Things to do

Pensarn is Abergele’s seaside arm. It has a sandy beach with a prom, arcades and cafés. If you’re feeling energetic you can cycle or walk from here on the path westwards towards Colwyn Bay or eastwards to Kinmel Bay.

Abergele is a lovely town just inland. The hills are studded with Iron Age forts, and the town was once a Roman trading town and medieval marketplace.

You can delve deeper into Welsh history at Gwrych Castle. The stunning 200 year old castle is the new site for the 2020 TV series of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here. The castle was built between 1812 and 1822. In 1946, it was sold by the Dundonald family. The ghost of Countess of Dundonald is said to walk within the castle to this day, since there has been many sightings of a woman in white!

Abergele is a good base for touring all of North Wales. It is close to major resorts and the moors of Mynydd Hiraethog. Wooded hills begin just beyond the town, with far-reaching views back to the coast. One of the local walks takes you to Tower Hill, which was supposedly an Elizabethan watchtower that guarded the coast against pirates.

Abergele Golf Club is a lovely 18-hole parkland course. Known as one of the most scenic in Wales, it’s also noted for its smooth, dry greens and all year round playability.

How to book your next holiday

You can find places to stay and things to do in Abergele and Pensarn by searching our list at the bottom of this page. If you would like more help planning your holiday, then you can call our team on 01492 577577.

For more information about Abergele, please click here.

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