Llanystumdwy - Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Lovely views extend over the rolling countryside from the campsite which is bordered by tree and dry stone walls. It’s a short walk to the village of Llanystumdwy. Here you’ll find a pub serving home-cooked food and a museum dedicated to Lloyd George who lived in the village until the age of 16.

Criccieth to the east of the campsite has a castle and plenty of independent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. It also has a long esplanade along the seafront and a sandy beach. Further on Porthmadog is the gateway to the Snowdonia National Park. It’s also home to the Ffestiniog and Welsh High Railways. Jump on a train at either end of the town, enjoy the mountain scenery.

Caernarfon, Portmadog, Pwhelli and Port Merrion are all easily accessible by either bus, car or train from the campsite.

WiFi

100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. More information. 

Worth Noting

The majority of pitches are sloping and chocks will be required. Club Service Pitches are only 10 amp. Due to the site being within the International Dark Sky Park, there are none of the usual lighting schemes, therefore a torch is considered an essential. Members get 20% off West Highland Railway at Porthmadog by showing their membership cards. Excellent coarse fishing is available within a mile from the site.

Eat Local

There is a twice-weekly farmers’ market in Pwllhelli. 2 miles away in Criccieth there are a number of pubs and restaurants offering great food using locally-sourced produce.