Go-ahead for ‘exciting transformation’ at Prestatyn holiday park

A projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new look <i>(Image: Lyons Holiday Parks)</i>
A projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new look (Image: Lyons Holiday Parks)
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PLANS have been approved for a “significant development” at a Prestatyn caravan park.

Lyons Holiday Parks applied last summer for consent to demolish its existing sales, reception and offices building at Lyons Lido Beach Caravan Park, on Bastion Road.

Its proposal also involves the erection of a replacement building, to comprise a reception, sales centre, cafe/diner/kitchen, offices and decked terrace areas.

The development will include a new sports bar, an all-American-style diner, a lounge area, a modern reception, an outdoor terrace, and an ownership enquiries office to support prospective and existing holiday homeowners.

A projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new lookA projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new look (Image: Lyons Holiday Parks) Denbighshire County Council’s planning committee granted the proposals consent on March 26.

A Lyons spokesperson said: “Lyons Holiday Parks is proud to announce a significant new development at Lyons Lido Beach, set to open in 2026.

“This exciting transformation will bring a brand-new, state-of-the-art complex to the popular beach side holiday park, offering guests and owners an enhanced holiday experience like never before.”

A projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new lookA projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new look (Image: Lyons Holiday Parks) Per the planning application documents, Lyons Holiday Parks intends to use the development to employ an additional four full-time and three part-time employees.

As part of the development, an ornamental flower bed at the front of the existing building will also be removed and replaced by the decked terrace area with raised planters.

All trees currently adjacent to the existing building will be retained, meanwhile.

The council’s planning committee approved the proposals, but with numerous conditions attached, including:

  • Prior to any demolition/construction works, protective fencing should be erected around the trees and the protected area around the trees shall remain a “construction exclusion zone” throughout the works.
  • All trees and hedges to be retained shall be protected during site clearance and throughout the course of the development by a one-metre fence.
  • The development shall begin within the next five years.

A projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new lookA projected image for Lyons Lido Beach's new look (Image: Lyons Holiday Parks) A Lyons spokesperson added: “This investment underlines Lyons’ ongoing commitment to upgrading guest facilities and enhancing the experience for both holidaymakers and owners.

“The new complex will be the heart of the park, creating a welcoming community hub where families and friends can gather, relax, and make memories.

“Situated in the charming seaside town of Prestatyn, Lyons Lido Beach offers direct access to the sandy shores of North Wales, just moments from the promenade and within walking distance of the town’s amenities.

“The park is already a firm favourite for its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful coastal views, and friendly community feel.

“With the new complex coming in 2026, the future looks brighter than ever.”

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