Aberdunant Hall · Prenteg, near Porthmadog, Gwynedd

Aberdunant Hall Holiday Park: site fees, ownership and buyer guide

Aberdunant Hall is a woodland holiday park near Porthmadog aimed more at peace, walking and access to Eryri than big-resort entertainment. It sells both static caravans and holiday lodges, with new, used and some private-owner stock advertised through the park.

A woodland park should feel like a woodland park. If the sales tour is the quietest hour you ever spend there, that is useful information.

Independent editorial research. Aberdunant Hall Holiday Park is not a paid placement. Last checked: September 2026.

Published price

The park currently advertises static caravans from £27,995, with higher-specification models extending well into six figures.

Site fees

For the 2026 season, Aberdunant publishes static-caravan site fees of £487 per month and lodge fees of £590 per month. It says these include local authority rates, water rates, grounds maintenance, park security and waste collection.

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Season

11-month holiday season. The park states that holiday homes cannot be used as a permanent residence.

Who it suits

A good fit if you want...

  • Buyers who want a quieter woodland setting rather than a large entertainment resort
  • Walkers and couples who want Eryri, Porthmadog and Black Rock Sands within easy reach
  • Owners who value a long season and published running-cost information
  • Buyers considering permitted subletting without park commission

Ownership

What is being sold

Static caravans and holiday lodges, including new and pre-owned options

Published facilities

  • Over 200 acres of woodland and on-park walking
  • Victorian manor house, restaurant and bar
  • Children's play areas
  • Access to Porthmadog, Beddgelert, Eryri and nearby beaches

Caravans for sale

How to assess caravans for sale at Aberdunant Hall Holiday Park

Available stock can include different model years, specifications and pitches, so the headline price rarely tells the whole story. Ask for a written breakdown for the exact caravan and pitch you are considering before comparing it with another park.

  • Confirm whether the caravan is new, used or ex-display, and ask for its model year.
  • Check which pitch is included and whether choosing another pitch changes the price or annual fee.
  • Ask what is included in the sale, including decking, inventory, siting and connection costs.
  • Request the licence term, age limits, annual fee review terms and current resale process in writing.

Included or promoted

What the operator currently publishes

  • Many current sales offers include 2026 site fees
  • Siting and connection on park-sold caravans
  • Selected welcome-package items vary by offer and model

Promotions and inclusions can change. Check the dated written quotation for the exact unit and pitch.

Own & Roam view

What we would pay attention to

  • The park says owners may sublet after obtaining an annual sublet licence and that it does not charge commission on subletting.
  • New static caravans are published with a 15-year licence from manufacture, residential-specification static caravans with 20 years, and lodges with 25 years.
  • A long licence does not turn the unit into residential property. It remains holiday accommodation.
  • Current promotional inclusions vary, so get the exact caravan, pitch, site fee and included extras in writing before paying a deposit.

Before you arrange a viewing

Ask these questions

  1. 1What is the exact pitch fee for this specific plot after any introductory offer ends?
  2. 2How much have site fees increased over the last five years?
  3. 3How many years remain on the licence for the exact caravan being considered?
  4. 4What are the current rules, annual licence cost and safety requirements for subletting?
  5. 5What fees or conditions apply if I later sell privately or through the park?
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Stay before you buy

Spend a few nights in the area first

A sales visit shows the park at its best hour. A short stay in North Wales shows you the drive, the weather, the walk to the facilities and whether you would genuinely return often enough to justify the annual cost. Buyers who have already spent time nearby tend to ask far better questions on the viewing.

  • Try the journey on a Friday evening, not a quiet weekday morning.
  • Visit outside peak season to see how the area feels when the park is quiet.
  • Walk the site at night as well as in daylight.
  • Talk to existing owners about fees, resale and how the park is run.

We do not currently have a booking partner for stays at this park, so there is no commercial link here. This section is guidance only.

Check the live position

Prices and availability change

We use the operator's published information as a research snapshot, not as a live sales feed. Check the official page for current stock, pitch availability, finance terms and any promotion before travelling.