Cheshire caravan park 'on doorstep of Delamere Forest' under new ownership
Improvement works are well underway ahead of the April reopening
Work taking place at Fishpool Holiday Park
A Cheshire caravan site is under new ownership after being acquired by one of the UK’s oldest holiday park operators. Fishpool Farm Caravan Park in Delamare is now owned by Ty Gwyn, a third-generation family business based in North Wales.
The operator has confirmed it is investing in the site in order to make it one of the region’s most sought-after destinations for lodges, static caravans, touring caravans and motorhomes. The new owners have renamed the site Fishpool Holiday Park with bookings now being taken.
The site will reopen towards the end of April following a programme of infrastructure works and the delivery of a mix of new luxury lodges and caravans. The company will have caravans and lodges for rent and sale, while continuing to offer facilities for tourers on a seasonal and nightly basis.
Some of the lodges will be solar-enabled and there will be EV charging points. Work is already underway including groundworks, drainage and landscaping with the first of the new caravan stock having been delivered. The new caravans and lodges are being provided by Victory Leisure Homes with its sister company Rix overseeing the solar installations. Bookings are being managed by Sykes.
Rhodri Owen, a director of Ty Gwyn, said: “We are looking forward to welcoming new holiday makers to Fishpool Holiday Park after the completion of our programme of works which are already well underway. We believe that the new site will provide aspirational holiday makers and their dogs with a wonderful base for their holiday with the choice of holiday lodges and caravans and pitches for touring caravans.
“The holiday park is set in five acres, close to the pretty village of Tarporley and with Chester just a few miles further away. We are also fortunate to be on the doorstep of Delamere Forest, one of the region’s most popular leisure destinations, offering something for all ages.”