MP opens next chapter in Wales park’s success story

It's a snip: David Jones MP cuts the ribbon to officially open The Mill, the holiday park's new country club, accompanied by (left) Stephen Feely who is park warden and the son-in-law of park owners (right) Arthur and Pamela Jones
It’s a snip: David Jones MP cuts the ribbon on The Mill, the park’s new country club, accompanied by (left) Stephen Feely who is park warden and the son-in-law of park owners (right) Arthur and Pamela Jones

North Wales MP David Jones has declared open a new country club at a family’s holiday park near Rhyl, and praised its contribution tourism economy.

Mr Jones, who is MP for Clwyd West, was at Caeran Caravan Park near Abergele to the region.

He made his visit during the recent annual Wales Tourism Week which is designed tor.

David Jones MP met with holiday home owners on his visit
David Jones MP met with holiday home owners on his visit

The MP met with business owners Arthur and Pamela Jones who acquired the park seven years ago, and who have since invested much time and energy into create a first-class holiday setting.

During his visit, David Jones to cut the ribbon on The Mill, the park’s recently built country club where guests can meet and relax when staying.

The MP commented: “I was delighted to strength.

“Our area is one of the most attractive in the country, and high quality parks such as Caeran give holidaymakers access to offer.

“Wales Tourism Week helps focus attention on a vitally important industry for our local economy, and I am very pleased to show my support,” he added.

Bounded by the River Elwy in a picture-postcard valley, Caeran was founded around 1960 and provides more than 50 privately owned caravan holiday homes in its seven acre grounds.

The park is a holder of the prestigious David Bellamy Conservation Bronze Award which celebrates to protect the natural world.

Guests enjoy glorious views of the surrounding countryside
Guests enjoy glorious views of the surrounding countryside

The park, Arthur Jones tock or artificially inflating prices.

Many small enterprises in the region, he said, rely on the spending generated by holiday home owners and other visito sustain their businesses and the jobs they provide.

“We were delighted that Mr Jones was able to North Wales,” he said.

“Mr Jones clearly recognises the importance of to this region, and is aware of the many challenges as well as opportunities faced by businesses such as ours.

“We feel very privileged and live and work in this wonderful corner of Wales, and are grateful for the continuing support and encouragement of our MP,” he added.

In addition to co-managing Caeran with Pamela, Arthur is Secretary of the Clwyd branch of BH&HPA, the national representative body of the holiday parks industry.

More information about the park is available at www.caerancaravanpark.co.uk