CL with access to beach in North Wales

Barryliz
Barryliz Forum Participant Posts: 2
edited April 22 in Certificated Locations #1

Does anyone know of a cl that has access within a short walking distance to a dog friendly beach in North Wales?

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  • eurortraveller
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    edited April 21 #2

    Does it have to be aCL?  Dafarn Rhos Campsite on Anglesey is no more than 2 minutes walk to a beach where dogs are allowed. I can’t imagine any farm with direct beach access would limited themselves to being a CLwith a 5 van limit.- but you may find one. 

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited April 21 #3

    Use Search4sites website. You can target in on area you fancy, then it will bring up a variety off options for you to explore. There are some, but North Wales is a big area of coast line!

  • Barryliz
    Barryliz Forum Participant Posts: 2
    edited April 21 #4

    We are flexible on which area of the coastline we go to, but just needed a beach within walking distance😊

  • Wherenext
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    edited April 21 #5

    Here

    Narrow it down from here.

  • Wherenext
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    edited April 21 #6

    We stayed on a CL in Benllech last year, not this one, but remember passing it. It states the beach is only 10 minutes away by foot and that's about right. Nice little town and lovely beach with coastal walk down to Red Wharf Bay and its more famous beach.

    CL Angelsey

  • Mercia Man
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    edited April 30 #7

    Gorsgoch Farm CL, on west coast of Holy Island, Anglesey, a couple of miles south down the coast from South Stack. Walk straight out of the site south west towards the sea through nature reserve car park to the coastal path and go down steep track onto a small, pebbly, dog friendly beach. Looking on OS map, I think it’s called Porth y Gwin. Takes just 5-10 minutes on foot. Whole area is great for walking. The main tourist beach on this stretch of coast, Porthdafarch, is also easily walkable to but dogs banned May 1-Sep 30.

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