Caravan & Camping Site

Caravan & Camping Site
Dafarn Rhos
Lligwy Beach, Moelfre,
Isle of Anglesey

A family run site with panoramic views of the sea, sandy beach, coastline and countryside, in an AONB: a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

An all grass site of 4 fields bordering the large sandy beach at Lligwy - just a short walk (1-2 minutes) away.

ARRIVALSafter 2.00pm, but BEFORE DARK.
DEPARTURES by 11.00pm (If pitch available late departure may be available)

FACILITIES :
* Electric hook up points (16amp)
* Drinking water points in all field* *Chemical disposal point
* Shower (free) and toilet blocks with baby changing unit and *NEW for 2008 - hair dryers and shaver sockets
* A Disabled/Family room with a shower, toilet, washbasin and baby changing unit
* Pot washing up area
* Freezer block facility
NEW 2008
* *Wi fi
* *Laundry room with washing machine and dryer

DOGS: Allowed at presenton following conditions:
1. - Kept on a short lead at all times
2. - Exercised off site
3. - Not left unattended at any time.
4. - Any * is cleared up immediately

NOISE: Radios, televisions or any electrical gadets must be kept at a very low volume and must not be audible outside the owners's unit (caravan or tent etc).
NO NOISE AFTER 10.30pm
If any of the above rules are not obeyed offenders and their party will be asked to leave with no refund.

The small island in the bay is called "Ynys Dulas" and is home to a seal colony and numerous birds. Sometimes seals and their pups can be seen close to shore while walking the coastal walk. Also, when they are in the area dolphins can be seen playing in the bay.
Within a few minutes walk of the campsite there is a coastal public footpath going in opposite directions from the beach. One follows the cliff edge to the village of Moelfre, the other along cliffs, coves and beaches to Dulas Estuary, where it turns inland, up over a hill ending at the Pilot Boat Inn; with a childrens play area and play bus. Also, within a ten minute walk is an Ancient Monument sites, the ancient village known as Din Lligwy, and a Neolithic and early Bronze Age burial chamber, as well as a derelict 16th Century church. There are also many other public footpath walks in the area and a designated cycle path that goes past the campsite site.

One of the photographs shows that we sometimes get the most spectacular sunsets - it was taken in September 2005.
The main photograph with the touring caravans and campers was taken on a bank holiday weekend. However busy we get, we alway insist on the Fire regulations spacing between units of 20 feet/6 meters. All units are pitched around the edge of the fields allowing space in the middle of the fields for a play area.

The seaside village of Moelfre is one mile away - post office, pub, bakery, gift shops, coffee shop, cafes and a restaurant.
Benllech is three miles away - 3 mini supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, takeaways, garages, banks, chemist, butchers, and other shops, also a doctors and dentist surgery.