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Caravan and Camping in Wales
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A click on the park name will take you to the main web site.
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Bwch yn Uchaf
Llanuwchllyn, Bala, Gwynedd, LL23 7DD
Tel: 01978 812179 -mail: enquiries@bwch-yn-uchaf.co.uk
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This beautifully set park is situated in one of the most stunningly scenic parts of Wales situated in the Snowdonia National Park on the quiet outskirts of the village of Llanuwchllyn and is surrounded by stunning scenery.
It is located in a large valley overlooked by the Aran and Arenig mountains and is only one mile from Bala Lake, the largest natural Lake in Wales. The village facilities, including an excellent pub serving good home made food and a grocery/post office, are only a 10 minute walk away.
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Tourers welcome, Motorhomes welcome
Tents welcome 10 Electric Hook ups,
4 Toilets, Showers,
4 Disabled Toilet & Shower
Chemical disposal poin,
t Battery Charging, Ice Pack
Freezing
Laundry Facilitie,s Dish-washing
Pets welcome, Fishing
Panoramic views of the
Aran and Arenig mountains
Local Walks and Trails.
Local Leisure Activities
10 acres to explore Scenic Cycle Paths Narrow Gauge Railway close by |
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The park is an ideal base to explore the areas many attractions including scenic walks. It is especially well located to walk the Aran mountains as you could start your walk from the park! It is also good bird watching country - 40 species of birds were recently seen in only one day from the park and its adjoining land!!
Our guests are welcome to fish and play in our 300 metre stretch of the shallow river Twrch (a tributary of the Dee) which runs along the edge of the park.
The nearby Bala Lake Narrow Gauge Steam Railway is popular with visitors of all ages and exclusive weekly tickets are available.
Bala Lake
Being only one mile from Bala lake and 8 miles from the Tryweryn Wild Water Rafting Centre it is a water sports enthusiasts paradise. Yet it is also only 20 miles from the beaches of Fairbourne and Barmouth. There are also many scenic walks and good climbing on nearby mountains including Cader Idris which is less than 15 miles away.
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Canolfan Tryweryn (CT),
the National White Water Centre and
home to the best whitewater and
coaching facilities in the UK . |
One of the major appeals of the park is the spectacular position with the panoramic views of Three Cliffs Bay, Voted 'Best view in Wales' by the Country Life Magazine,
It is situated at the cliff top with its own private path to the beach. There is also a public path which is easier but a longer descent, to enjoy the beautiful golden sands. There are also some 52 acres of cliff-land which is ideal to exercise dogs. We welcome families and couples, and enjoy a warm friendly atmosphere with many visitors returning year after year.
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Welsh Tourist Board Grading: Four Star. The facilities are modern, clean and well maintained
New Disabled factilities available
New Family room with baby changing facilities available New Kitchen area
for dishwashing |
Laundry facilities, Electric hook-ups for caravans and tents. Wardens on site Shop offering groceries, Dairy Products, Frozen Foods, Cold Drinks, Icecream, Toys & Souveniers etc. Open 7 days a week. Calor Gas exchanges Battery/Mobile Phone charging Glass recycling facility Separate field for ball games
Cool Camping Guide rated Three Cliffs Bay the best campsite in Wales.
Beyond Three Cliffs Bay, you have Tor Bay and Crawley Woods, also, Oxwich Bay whose sandy beach is always popular with young families. Here too, there is Water Ski-ing, Sailing and Wind Surfing and for the nature enthusiast, a 540 acre National Nature reserve.
For the golf enthusiast, there are 18-hole golf courses within a 5 mile radius with breathtaking views from most holes. There are Pony Trekking Centers at Penmaen and Pitton Cross, Rhossilli. You can explore interesting Castles and Medieval Churches. Gower is also renowned as an outstanding climbing area.
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Gower offers many pubs and restaurants
at which to eat - the nearest only half
a mile from the park. |
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It is only a short 10 minute drive to the well-known seaside village of Mumbles with it's smart restaurants, wine bars and boutiques. Designated as Britain's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you will find this compact peninsular is an ideal location for the walking enthusiast offering both costal paths and inland paths. Inland you can walk up Cefn Bryn, the highest point on Gower, offering spectacular views. |
Centred around a typical Anglesey farmhouse and landscaped gardens, the park is set in 5 acres of closely mown grass. Fron is situated close to the Menai Straits and enjoys panoramic views over open countryside and the Snowdonia mountains. The park is personally supervised by the owners who are experienced caravanners themselves. It caters particularly for the discerning family camper and caravanner who will find plenty of interest in this beautiful area.
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Centrally located modern toilet facilities include hot showers, shaver points, hair drying, baby changing, free hot water to the washbasins with soap dispensers and hand dryers. The toilet facilities are lit 24 hours and we pride ourselves on their cleanliness.
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The utilities room includes laundry, ironing and washing-up facilities. The park shop offers a wide range of goods at competitive prices. We also have a freezer pack service. Calor and Camping Gas are stocked and battery charging is available.
There is also an adventure playground and swings with lots of space for ball games. Indoors there is table tennis. Fron provides a separate 2 acre paddock for campers on level grass, whilst caravaners have 2 acres with a choice of grass or hard standings with optional electric hook-up. Parking is alongside pitches and there are tarmac roads throughout the park with a separate visitors car park. There is a chemical disposal facility and water points throughout the park and a public telephone in case you need to 'phone home'
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Fron's outdoor swimming pool has now been fitted with a new polycarbonate tunnel enclosure for the start of the 2006 season. It is sectional and can be fully closed in bad weather and opened partly or fully in good weather.
We hope the chilly nature of the pool will now be a thing of the past and the sporadic nature of the British summer be less influential on it's use! We hope this addition will add to it's attraction and is free to park users.
The Disabled shower/toilet facility has a dedicated access path, and is solely for disabled customers. The unit comprises toilet, shower and washbasin with consumables provided.
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The Disabled shower has fixed / folding grab rails, fold down seat and adjustable shower head. The shower area is integral to the floor, so there are no steps or lips to negotiate allowing wheelchair access. The toilet has fixed / folding grab rails with plenty of room for either front or side access. The washbasin has fixed grab rails, paddle tap handles, mirror, soap dispenser and paper towels. All fittings have been installed to dimensions recommended by Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE).
Many of the top attractions in North Wales are close to hand, Anglesey Sea Zoo, the Butterfly Palace, Open Farms, Plas Newydd ancestral home of the Marquis of Anglesey, Medieval Castles, Ancient Monuments and remains. Outdoors, the area gives breathing space to enjoy walking, riding, sailing or just relaxing on one of Anglesey's many unspoilt beaches. For the sportsman there is a golf course and driving range ten minutes away and bowls, fishing and sailing within easy reach of the site. Two local inns offer bar meals and cater for children.
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Nant Mill is a small family run site with a quiet and friendly atmosphere,
catering for families and couples alike. Being at the gateway to North Wales
and all its amenities makes us the ideal base for all your touring needs.
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Toilet block with hot water and showers inc Disabled Facilities.
Laundry room with ironing, hair drying and washing up facilities
Dogs welcome. Sorry no dangerous breeds. Ball game area. Fresh milk & eggs available on site Battery charging facility
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Electric hook-up points (10amp)
5 acres level/gentle slope catering
for 150 units
Children's adventure play area
Duck pond |
Our site is situated approximately 1/2 mile east of Prestatyn town centre
and the same distance to
Barkby beach.
Nant Mill is shielded by hills and
Mountains overlooking the Irish Sea.
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Prestatyn and neighbouring Rhyl resorts hug sandy beaches and focus on seaside entertainment. Prestatyn's Ffrith and Central beaches are best for family outings, while the quieter Barkby beach attracts boating enthusiasts. The golden sand stretches for miles with Rhyl front promenade bright with neon and glitzy amusements. Family attractions include:
Prestatyn
* Nova Centre - family fun centre with indoor pool, fun slide, fitness & gym room, amusements, bar, restaurant and cabaret suite
* Crazy Golf * Championship Golf Course
* North Wales Indoor Bowls Centre
* Offa's Dyke National Trail for walking enthusiasts
* Cycling track
* Town Centre with high street names, specialist shops, weekly market and great places to eat and drink
Rhyl
* Marine lake water sport Centre * Ocean Beach Funfair
* Sea Aquarium * Sun Centre - indoor tropical fun centre
* Palace fun centre - indoor play area * The Skytower * The Pavilion Theatre
* The Village - packed with rides and amusements * Apollo Multiplex Cinema
* Nine-hole golf course * Botanical gardens with tennis courts & bowling greens
* Pedestrianised shopping centre plus two retail parks nearby
* Great nightspots, pubs and restaurants
* North Wales Crown Green Bowls Centre
Any many, many more... there is something for everyon
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