The master bedroom has a king size bed, plenty of cupboard and drawer space, and a good size mirror and dressing table. For easy access there is a door off the bedroom into the bathroom, which consists of a large shower, sink with overhead cupboard, and a toilet.

Bedroom two has twin beds, overhead cupboards and a wardrobe. The settee in the lounge can also be pulled out quite easily to make sleeping arrangements for a further two people.

We supply all bedding including duvets and pillows. If required, for a small charge bath towels can be supplied. Hand towels and tea towels are supplied.

All cleaning materials are supplied as well as a welcome package consisting of tea, coffee and milk for that much needed cupper when you arrive. Also for your convenience there is an iron and ironing board.

Penrhyn Hall Farm Caravan Park

Our privately owned caravan is situated on the family run 5* Penrhyn Hall Farm Caravan Park; a nice quiet site guaranteeing a peaceful and tranquil stay.

WI-FI is now available if required, Weekly or Daily rates available.

Local Area

Penrhyn Hall Farm Caravan Park is only 1 mile from the nearest beach and is situated in Penrhyn Bay.

Within a short walking distance there is a pub restaurant where you can sample the local beer and food. There is also a Chinese take away and a restaurant called 'Home Cooking' where the food is fresh, delicious and home made. In the same vicinity there is a pharmacy, supermarket and hairdressers. Most of the Hotels in Llandudno are open to none residents and have entertainment in the evenings. There is a golf course nearby and also plenty of fishing

Penrhyn Bay is a perfect base for you to explore this magnificent area of North Wales. The very picturesque Victorian town of Llandudno, with its famous trams and cable cars taking you up to the Great Orme and copper mines, has some lovely walks and views.If you prefer a livelier scene then just ten minutes in the opposite direction will take you onto Colwyn Bay, Towyn and Rhyl, which in season is very busy with lots to see and do.

For those of you that like lots of walks and beautiful scenery head inland about 13 miles to Betws-y-Coed, Swallow Falls, and who could forget the amazing sight of mount Snowdon from Lanberris Pass. Further along the A55 takes you to the beautiful island of Anglesey.

There is so much to see and do in north Wales.