The big attraction is the location. Kiln Park sits close to Tenby, with the town and its spectacular coastline providing an excellent backdrop to a caravan break. Tenby is known for its colourful buildings, historic character, sandy beaches and harbour, while the wider Pembrokeshire area offers coastal walks, countryside and plenty of places to discover. Kiln Park is also close to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, making it a useful base for exploring beyond the immediate seaside resort.
For families, there is plenty happening without having to get in the car every morning. Kiln Park features heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, complete with water slides, as well as a mini SplashZone. The indoor and outdoor pool facilities mean there is an option for swimming and splashing around whatever the British weather decides to do. And, as anyone who has holidayed with children will know, a swimming pool can sometimes be worth its weight in gold.
There are also activities and sports facilities to help keep energetic holidaymakers occupied. Crazy golf and tennis provide opportunities for a little friendly competition, while other activities can add even more variety to your stay. Kiln Park also has a bungee trampoline and other family-focused activities, so there is plenty of scope to fill the day without travelling far from your caravan.
When evening arrives, the entertainment continues. The park’s Marina Bar and Stage is a modern entertainment venue offering shows and events, giving families somewhere to relax after a busy day. There is also food and drink available on the park, meaning you can enjoy an easy evening without necessarily having to venture into Tenby.
Accommodation is another reason to consider caravan holidays at Kiln Park. Haven offers several caravan grades, allowing holidaymakers to select accommodation according to their budget and preferred level of comfort. Options range from Saver and Bronze caravans through to Silver and Gold grades, alongside lodge accommodation. Features can vary between grades, with higher-grade accommodation offering extras such as decking, larger fridge freezers, dishwashers and allocated parking.
This variety makes Kiln Park suitable for different types of holidaymaker. If keeping the cost down is your priority, a simpler caravan can provide a comfortable base while leaving more money in the holiday fund for days out, meals and ice creams. If you prefer a little more space and additional comforts, upgrading your caravan can make your stay feel more luxurious.
The self-catering format also gives families flexibility. You can prepare breakfast in your caravan before heading out for the day, enjoy snacks whenever hunger strikes and return for a relaxed meal when you fancy it. Of course, you can also eat out when you want someone else to do the washing up. Holiday rules are very important.
Tenby itself is a major reason to choose Kiln Park. The seaside town offers a mixture of beach time, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and historic sights. Its coastal setting makes it ideal for days spent beside the sea, while its compact character means there is plenty to explore at a leisurely pace. VisitWales notes that Tenby is within walking distance of Kiln Park, adding to the park’s appeal for holidaymakers who like to leave the car behind.
The surrounding Pembrokeshire coastline provides even more opportunities for days out. The area is renowned for its beaches and coastal scenery, with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park offering spectacular landscapes to explore. Whether you prefer a gentle stroll, a scenic drive, a beach day or an afternoon discovering local attractions, there is plenty beyond the holiday park itself.
For outdoor-loving families, the location is especially attractive. VisitWales highlights the park’s proximity to the coast and describes a walk along the beach towards Tenby, while also mentioning opportunities to visit nearby Caldey Island.
Dog owners can also consider Kiln Park for a pet-friendly getaway. Haven welcomes dogs at the park, and nearby walking opportunities make it possible to include four-legged family members in the holiday fun. There are even dog-friendly areas associated with the park, making a coastal caravan holiday a realistic option for households that refuse to leave the dog at home.
Another advantage is that Kiln Park works well whether you want a holiday packed with activities or a slower break. You can spend the morning around the pool, head into Tenby for lunch, explore the coast in the afternoon and enjoy entertainment in the evening. Alternatively, you can do considerably less. Sit outside the caravan with a cup of tea, watch the world go by and call it “quality family time”.
For couples, the surrounding area provides plenty of opportunities to escape the usual routine. A walk around Tenby, a meal overlooking the coast or a relaxed day exploring Pembrokeshire can make a caravan holiday feel surprisingly romantic. The park’s location gives couples the best of both worlds: entertainment and facilities nearby, with beautiful scenery and seaside attractions close at hand. Haven specifically promotes South Wales as a destination for couples looking to enjoy Tenby, Caldey Island and the surrounding coastline.
Cheap caravan holidays at Kiln Park can also be an attractive option for budget-conscious families. Caravan accommodation provides the convenience of having your own holiday base, while the range of accommodation grades gives you more control over what you spend. Choosing a lower accommodation grade can leave additional budget for attractions, meals out and activities, while upgrading can provide additional comforts if accommodation is an important part of your break.
For larger families or groups, caravan accommodation can be particularly practical because it offers separate bedrooms, living areas and kitchen facilities rather than putting everyone into one hotel room and hoping nobody snores. Depending on the caravan grade selected, sleeping capacity can accommodate families and larger groups, with Haven listing options sleeping between four and eight people at Kiln Park.
There is also an option for visitors who prefer to bring their own accommodation. Kiln Park accommodates touring and camping guests, including electric pitches, and offers facilities for those travelling with tents, motorhomes and tourers.
Transport is another consideration. Tenby railway station is approximately a mile from Kiln Park, according to Haven, which can make the park a useful choice for visitors who would rather not drive for every part of their holiday.
Ultimately, caravan holidays in Kiln Park are about combining convenience with choice. You have a holiday park packed with facilities, a famous seaside town nearby and the wider Pembrokeshire coastline ready to explore. Whether your ideal break involves swimming, sightseeing, beaches, entertainment, walking or simply consuming an unreasonable number of Welsh ice creams, Kiln Park provides a flexible base for it all.
