Emral Gardens exclusively for adults is located perfectly as a hideaway site. It is located next to a restored lily pond in the old gardens to the former Emral Hall dating back to the 12th Century and surrounded by our stud farm of 200 acres.

Sadly, the magnificent house - one of the grandest in Wales - no longer remains, although much of the surrounding estate remains intact, and is full of interesting features. Partly surrounded by woodland with views across fields of horses and sheep, the site is ideal for those who prefer a quiet relaxing break.

Our aim is conservation and providing a pleasant environment for you to enjoy your stay.

There are delightful walks through the woods and surrounding areas full of abundant wildlife. Discover the historic dog graves, many of hounds that were kennelled at Emral.

Ongoing at the site is a racehorse breeding farm, Emral Stud. Here we have many mares and foals being born during the spring.Fishing in the Emral Brook is available free of charge for patrons of the Caravan Park.

Emral Gardens is an ideal base from which to explore North Wales and the Border counties. The Welsh mountains and valleys with their spectacular scenery are on your doorstep and there are plenty of places of interest within easy driving distance of the park. One excursion which is popular with tourists is to enjoy a horse-drawn barge trip on the Llangollen Canal.

To maintain the peace and tranquillity of our park it is regrettable that we cannot accommodate persons under the age of 18 years.

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