Caravan Park and camping site in the Conwy Valley near Betws-y-Coed, in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales.

A quiet, friendly, family run site along side the River Conwy and adjacent to our family working farm 1 mile from Betws-y-Coed.

Takes: touring caravans, tents, dormobiles. 1 static caravan for hire.
Price: see tarif table below.
Open: 1st March to 31st October

• toilet block
• hot showers (free)
• washbasins with hot and cold water
• electric hand driers
• shaving points
• electric sockets
• chemical toilet facilities

• dishwashing facilities
• washing machine
• tumble drier
• use of freezer
• electric hookups (not for tents)
• payphone

• secure bike storage
• children's play area
• dogs allowed (must be on leads at all times)
• working farm

The site is on level ground with 6 touring pitches on hard standing all with electric hook ups. Adjacent to the site there is a children's play area with fun activity frames. Bike storage is available. The toilet block has been recently refurbished.

Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a lead at all times. No teenage groups are allowed.

Also available is a 6 berth (2007 Model) 35 ft static caravan with 3 bedrooms, shower, wash basin and separate toilet. There is a good sized well-equipped kitchen with full size gas cooker, fridge and microwave. The comfortable lounge/dining area is spacious and has a colour TV and additional exterior door. Linen is provided. There is also patio furniture in a private garden area so that you can enjoy the fresh mountain air.

This spacious campsite is situated in beautiful surroundings, adjacent to the River Conwy and next to the Gwydir Forest. There is direct access for mountain biking including the Marin Trail, and there is a pleasant walk of 1 mile through the Gwydir Forest into the scenic village of Betws-y-Coed with its many eating places, good shops, outdoor pursuit outlets and golf course. This path also has access to the beautiful Parc Lake.

The site is an excellent centre for sightseeing in North Wales where there are numerous attractions for all ages. Conwy, an attractive walled medieval town dominated by the Edward I castle is 14 miles away and Llandudno, the elegant seaside resort is 18 miles. The Isle of Anglesey and the stunning scenery of Snowdonia are ideal for sightseeing or more active pursuits such as walking, climbing, sailing, mountain biking and much more.