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Penrhos Club Campsite provides the perfect getaway for the whole family with a range of activities and attractions to keep all ages entertained. Not only can you see the fabulous Snowdonia from the caravan site, the sandy beaches provide space and tranquillity. What's more they're only five minutes drive away.
Of course, a visit to Penrhos Club Campsite would not be complete without a trek to Snowdon's rack and pinion mountain railway. This is a must for railway enthusiasts both young and old if only for the breathtaking views encountered during the journey. The site is located in Benllech, where the landscape is truly a sight to behold as Holyhead Mountain forms part of a natural paradise with wild flowers and sea birds. This scenery is beautifully rounded off with a memorable vista over the Irish Sea. Close to the caravan park is nearby Beaumaris and its castle explains Anglesey's historic importance from the days of Edward I.
Site facilities include a dog walk, a small shop that’s open all day with a lending library, and a children’s play area for ball games.
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Directions
From A55 (Chester - Anglesey): on approaching Bangor continue onto A55 (signposted Holyhead); 0.5 mile after crossing the Britannia Bridge leave the dual carriageway via second slip road and turn right onto the A5025 (signposted Benllech, Amlwch). Within 0.7 miles at roundabout continue straight onto A5025 for 8.8 miles. Turn left onto B5110 signposted Marian-glas and after 2 miles the site is on the right.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- LL78 7JH
- GPS:
- Lat 53.31241 / Lon -4.27062
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- SH488818
- OS map ref:
- 114
- Handbook map ref:
- D8
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A wonderful warm welcome
Penrhos Club Campsite
This is our second visit to this site and we were so impressed by the welcome from the staff here. They are so cheerful and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble. They helped our friends a lot as it was their first trip and went above and beyond to make our experience a good one.
The facilities are excellent and spotless. The pitches are also very well kept.
We have a motorhome and the site does mean that there is a lot of walking to get anywhere but as we have been before we knew that. We used a taxi to get to Benllech and had a lovely pub meal.
Thank you for a great stay.
CuppaT
Reviewed on 15/06/2022 18:41
Lovely quiet site, lovely location
Penrhos Club Campsite
Enjoyed my first visit to Anglesey.
Penhros is a well laid out site. Facilities excellent with plenty of showers available.
The lady wardens made me very welcome and were most helpful.
First time on Anglesey
Penrhos Club Campsite
Just returned from a 6 night stay and our first visit to this site and to Anglesey. Site is well maintained, very clean, a lovely well equipped and stylish toilet block, great showers etc. A good mix of hard standings and grass for those who may prefer it, some pitches are in the shade and under trees. We were on a lovely serviced pitch, out in the open able to benefit from the sun. Local amenities not far away in Benlech are good, Co-op,Tesco express, petrol stations, fish and chip shops and not too far away to Llangefni which appears to have lots more if needed: Asda, Lidl, Aldi, Iceland etc....As it was our first time, we drove around the island to see what there is: visited south stacks, Beaumaris castle and town, Rhosneighr, Cemaes, over to Caernarfon for castle and walls, Red Wharf Bay, Benlech bay. First time visitors be aware - Do not arrive before 1pm, this site adheres to the rule and will turn you away if you arrive early.
Pleasant stay
Penrhos Club Campsite
Had a 4 nights stay, Mon to Thurs which was quiet although the site was fairly full. Dog walk was brilliant as a large enough field to exercise the dog without being on top of others, also the bridle path was useful to walk the dog. Toilet block recently renovated was kept clean and was adequate for the size of the site. Staff were pleasant and helpful, giving me good directions to the Dingle nature reserve in Llanefni. Situation of the site allowed access to all places on the island. Excellent visit.
Shirlian
Reviewed on 16/05/2022 11:59
Speeding on site
Penrhos Club Campsite
A lovely site with good facilities and access to the island and North Wales.
It has a newly refurbished excellent toilet block, but why has the club not invested in solar power especially in the current energy climate.
Members seem to think the stretch of road from the first speed hump to the second on entry are designed to see how fast you can go. Speeds in excess of 15mph were not uncommon. Another speed hump is necessary half way down as members cannot be educated to keep to 5mph. It is dangerous with children on site.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01248 852617
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