Campsite recommendations, Anglsea maybe, young child friendly, near the beach,

[dwardo]

Hi All,

Last minute week booked for an escape in the tent with the fam. Looking for the above, nice site with a good park for the boy to run around like a nutter, within walk of a nice beach. No big parties of teens getting smashed ala shell island and keeping u up all night. Oh how i miss those days

Maybe even an elecy hook up for those rainy nights.

Will be in our Belltent so the amenities are not the be and end all but want to keep the much better half happy too.

Happy to travel a little further but driving for work and a four year old limits patience.

Thanks in advance.

 

[mountainm]

Recommend Nantcol waterfalls. Not Anglesey but great family site in an amazing setting with hookup and campfires.

 

[Limaed]

How about Rhosneiger? I haven't stayed at any of the camp sites but I work a few miles up the road. It's a nice village pretty much on the beach and has a few shops (to keep SWMBO happy) .Newburgh forest is not far for walks etc also.

There's also a couple of nice restaurants nearby like the White Eagle.

 

[Andy T]

Have a look at Nant Bychan.

 

[mickeyluv]

I always stay at awelfryn, Its a nice walk down to the beach and its usually pretty quiet.

 

[dwardo]

Thanks for the input folks.

Will research em all. Nantcol is a favorite of ours but all booked up unfortunately.

Keep them coming. Some of the above sound promising but they dont have much info about their sites,

 

[mountainm]

Thanks for the input folks.

Will research em all. Nantcol is a favorite of ours but all booked up unfortunately.

Keep them coming. Some of the above sound promising but they dont have much info about their sites,

Is the Gower too far?

 

[dwardo]

Is the Gower too far?

Its a bit far mate yes. Dont mind the run my self but will drive the missus and the boy - hence me potty. Lovely country up here must be somewhere nice

 

[dwardo]

Well this search has been an eye opener...

Just tried two sites which were OK initially until i mentioned a wood burning stove!!!!! I went to great lengths to explain it was a bell-tent and the stove had a flu and we also had a moxy alarm JUST in-case. I was told twice how irresponsible i was to have a fire inside of a tent. No amount of explanation would shift their opinion.

Apparently in over 31 years of owning a campsite the lady had never seen a tent with a purpose built stove inside.

The search continues.

 

[bilmo-p5]

Apparently in over 31 years of owning a campsite the lady had never seen a tent with a purpose built stove inside.

That's because she was too busy reading the meters on the electric hook-ups (which your irresponsible camper-killer didn't require).

 

[dwardo]

We were after hook up!
Never tried elecy on a camp site before and don't even have the proper leed yet lol.

Just phoned another two and almost had the phone put down on me when I mentioned a stove, it's bonkers!

 

[Robbi]

It's easy..........

Don't mention the stove !

 

[dwardo]

It's easy..........

Don't mention the stove !

Dya know what might be the answer...

 

[Alreetmiowdmuka]

Just been rydwyn on west coast of Anglesey last weekend for three days
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=7741
Was a small we'll run campsite. Everything you described in your opening post.small well mowed field.running water.cant camp within 6 m off another tent.clean toilets.actual stones throw from a sandy beach..5 pound per adult per night.its an absolute cracker mate honest.oh and I had the wood burner going in my bell tent both bights n they were fine about it.you can't actually book over the phone so I emailed them and they just told me too turn up.


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[Alreetmiowdmuka]

You can pm me for more details if you wish fella


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