Isle of Anglesey

Gina-B said:

Hello all you campers - Can anyone suggest some good coastal campsites on Anglesey please? We have a 6.1 and prefer sites which have electric hookup and showers.

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Hawthorn37 said:

Recommend the following :

Tyddyn Isaf Caravan & Camping Park
01248 410203

https://maps.app.goo.gl/EyLgbYf2keqwvxBx6?g_st=ic

Easy path through the woods to a very nice beach, about 10-15 minutes. Very well kept site, and lots of the grass pitches have views of the coastline. Some pitches are quite sloping, good from a drainage view, but you need ramps. Easy drive to other beaches.

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Nick Stubbs said:

There was a nice site at Moefre sort walk to village and pub very close to the sea, no idea if it is still open.

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RainGodandThor said:

No one has mentioned that wild camping in Anglesey is illegal.

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Barbara said:

you could look at this thread

Can anyone recommend sites on Anglesey?

We've started to think about our travel plans for next year following Mr B's retirement. On one of our trips we want to visit Anglesey - can anyone recommend any good sites and any 'must see' things on the island. We've started our list but often recommendations from other travellers are more...

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Hawthorn37 said:

Recommend the following :

Tyddyn Isaf Caravan & Camping Park
01248 410203

https://maps.app.goo.gl/EyLgbYf2keqwvxBx6?g_st=ic

Easy path through the woods to a very nice beach, about 10-15 minutes. Very well kept site, and lots of the grass pitches have views of the coastline. Some pitches are quite sloping, good from a drainage view, but you need ramps. Easy drive to other beaches.

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Steve1 said:

I went to one called Dafarn Rhos quite a few years ago. It was very close to the beach, tidy site but quite basic, it has electric hook ups and showers and toilets, but they were sort of portaloo ones but with real toilets in them. Don't know if it has changed since then though.

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RainGodandThor said:

I went to Newborough in January and could only find one open site. Most open in March. It was only 5 pitches with me being the only person and dog there But it was fine, the pitches were flat and the shower portacabin was clean. There wasn’t a pub in walking distance and the cafe next door is closed in winter so you’d have to drive/self cater but for me it was were I wanted to be for the walks. https://www.bramblescaravansite.co.uk. No one has mentioned that wild camping in Anglesey is illegal.

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slipper said:

Pen y Lynn is a nice site. Adult only and fairly close to the beach. It’s close to RAF Valley so can be noisy in the week. Bodfan Farm in Rhosneiger very close to beach, shops bars ect. It’s cheap and cheerful with hook up available. Opposite side to RAF Valley so same noise weekdays.

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Nick Stubbs said:

There was a nice site at Moefre sort walk to village and pub very close to the sea, no idea if it is still open.

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Loz2286 said:

Another vote for Tyddyn Isaf. We loved it there. Excellent facilities on site. Good access to the beach.

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CALI FATE said:

This time of year wildcamping is the way - there is a small camp site in church bay - lovely right on the beach - plus plus plus there is the most amazing lobster restaurant there - lobster and chips no airy fairy nonsense - if the camp site is closed go wild camping - win win

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ejmoore said:

Wild camping's not legal anywhere, is it? but some people still park up overnight.

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ejmoore said:

Wild camping's not legal anywhere, is it? but some people still park up overnight.

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ejmoore said:

Wild camping's not legal anywhere, is it? but some people still park up overnight.

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