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New Cheshire holiday park fully booked after opening

27.05.2026 10:01 1 min 1 source
Herald.Wales ENG
New Cheshire holiday park fully booked after opening
Original source: Herald.Wales

Ty Gwyn, a North Wales holiday park operator, reported that all lodges, caravans, and touring pitches at its new Fishpool Holiday Park in Delamere, Cheshire, were booked for the first two weeks of May. The opening followed the site's acquisition and two months of renovations, including new lodges and caravans, landscaping, and a dog walk. The company attributes high demand to UK holidaymakers choosing domestic trips due to foreign travel uncertainty and cost-of-living concerns. Some lodges are solar-powered, and an EV charging station is available on site.

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New Cheshire holiday park fully booked after opening

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