Motorhome Hire Denbighshire

Of all the Welsh counties, Denbighshire boasts of the most extended history. The region was first inhabited over 200,000 years ago, resulting in abundant historical attractions and culture. Set in North Wales, the county contains a wealth of natural wonders and human-made attractions to keep you busy during your motorhome hire Denbighshire. Explore the regions five impressive castles – all constructed in the 13th

Of all the Welsh counties, Denbighshire boasts of the most extended history. The region was first inhabited over 200,000 years ago, resulting in abundant historical attractions and culture. Set in North Wales, the county contains a wealth of natural wonders and human-made attractions to keep you busy during your motorhome hire Denbighshire. Explore the regions five impressive castles – all constructed in the 13the century apart from Bodelwyddan Castle which was created in the 19th century. Kick start the holiday with a visit to the beautiful seaside resort towns of Rhyl, and Prestatyn. The two towns share an incredible six miles of golden sands and traditional fun. Set up camp by the sea, enjoy fresh fish and chips or let the kids build a sandcastle and a game of football. Pop into the Fifties Museum in Denbigh to view boxing paraphernalia, cars, and the lorry used in the Great Train Robbery of 1963. Discover local history at the Grade 1 listed Nantclwyd y Dre house in Ruthin.

It is the oldest timbered house in Wales that now serves as a historic house museum. View the impressive remains of Rhuddlan Castle which was erected by King Edward I in 1277. Make use of the outstanding landscape to explore the county on foot or by bike. There are several excellent walks like the Dee Valley Way, and the North Berwyn Way. Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail presents some of the most beautiful areas in Denbighshire and is a must for outdoor enthusiasts. Hop on your bikes to take on panoramic cycling routes like the Clwydian Range, plus the Mynydd Hiraethog and Llyn Brenig trails. Speak to motorhome owners in Rhyl, Prestatyn, Denbigh, Ruthin, Rhuddlan and many more locations across the county to begin your very own Denbighshire adventure!

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  • Name:Denbighshire
  • Pop:95,330.
  • Photo Credit: Arpingstone
  • Description: The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct on the Llangollen Canal, Denbighshire, Wales.
  • Lat Long:53.1842° N, 3.4225° W,

• Places to explore and rent from in Denbighshire

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    • Name:Rhyl
    • Pop: 25,149
    • Photo Credit:Berit from Redhill/Surrey, UK
    • Description: Rhyl beach
    • Lat Long:53.3191° N, 3.4916° W,

    Rhyl

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    • Name:Prestatyn
    • Pop: 16,783
    • Photo Credit:Dot Potter
    • Description: Barkby beach The beach near to Gronant
    • Lat Long:53.3365° N, 3.4076° W,

    Prestatyn

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    • Name:Denbigh
    • Pop: 8,514
    • Photo Credit:Errol Edwards
    • Description: none - This file has no description, and may be lacking other information. Please provide a meaningful description of this file.
    • Lat Long:53.1839° N, 3.4250° W,

    Denbigh

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    • Name:Ruthin
    • Pop: 5,461
    • Photo Credit:Llywelyn2000
    • Description: The old St Peter's Church is first mentioned in the Lincoln 'Taxatio' of 1291 and valued at £418 in the 'Valor' of 1535.
    • Lat Long:53.1149° N, 3.3103° W,

    Ruthin

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