A recent survey by the Hilton Group found that 58 per cent of parents are eager to recreate their childhood holidays in 2025.

For many in the UK, this means returning to classic holiday parks, whether that is camping, caravanning, or opting for modern glamping.

With this trend in mind, the October half-term provides the perfect opportunity for a nostalgic getaway.

Dan Yates, founder of outdoor accommodation platform Pitchup.com, said: "Caravan holidays are a fantastic choice for families, offering the freedom of the great outdoors, space to explore, and precious time together without the usual distractions.

"They’re more flexible than traditional seven-night package deals and far more affordable, leaving room in the budget for a few extra treats!"

Here are Pitchup's top holiday park picks in North, Mid, and West Wales, all of which still have availability this October half-term.

In North Wales, the Bron-Y-Wendon Holiday Park is located just off the A55 North Wales Expressway and 25 minutes from Snowdon, the static caravans here are perfect for walking, hiking, and taking in the views.

The site is relatively quiet with no bar or restaurant, but the nearby village of Llanddulas has a pub, restaurant, and chippy.

Dogs are welcome, with various units earmarked as pet-friendly.

For more adventurous outings, Adventure Parc Snowdonia (25 minutes) and Zip World, Penrhyn Quarry (35 minutes) are within driving distance.

A Horizon 3-bedroom static caravan (dog-friendly), which sleeps up to 8 people, is available from £591.50 per stay. 

Nolton Cross (pictured) is great to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast PathNolton Cross (pictured) is great to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast Path (Image: Pitchup) In West Wales, Nolton Cross Caravan Park is in open countryside on a working farm, just a mile and a half inland from Nolton Haven.

With space for ball games and a centrally located play area, it is an ideal spot for a family holiday.

The on-site farm shop offers home-reared beef and other local produce. 

For those looking to explore, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Skomer Island, and the town of Tenby are all nearby.

A Gold 2-bedroom static caravan, which sleeps up to six people, is available from £258 per stay. 

Morfa Bychan (pictured) is right by the sea, and has direct access to a pebble beachMorfa Bychan (pictured) is right by the sea, and has direct access to a pebble beach (Image: Pitchup) Lastly, the award-winning Morfa Bychan Holiday Park in Mid Wales offers 'breathtaking views' of Cardigan Bay from its cliff-top location in Ceredigion.

The park has direct access to a pebble beach, perfect for everything from rock pooling and fishing to family surfing escapades.

There is plenty of space for kids to run around, with a pirate ship play area and a heated outdoor pool.

The games lounge offers indoor entertainment, with everything from board games to air hockey.

For those looking to explore beyond the park, Ceredigion has lots of attractions, including the historic Aberystwyth Castle, Aberystwyth Arts Centre, and Penglais Nature Park.

A Sunset Strip 2-bedroom static caravan, which sleeps up to four people, is available from £220 per stay.