Dyffryn Seaside Estate, Dyffryn Ardudwy, Nr Barmouth, Gwynedd, West Wales (Ref.110657)

Prices start from £500 per week. Discount given for multi weeks.

Caravan is available for hire 10 months of the year. This includes Christmas & New Year.

Please note There are minimal facilities open on the park in Early & Late Season.

A beautiful home from home 3 Bedroom Private Caravan for Hire.

1 Double & 2 x Twin rooms

Large lounge / Kitchen / Dining fully equipped. Fridge in Kitchen & separate Freezer.

Bathroom with separate toilet.

Large enclosed decking area.

The Holiday Park has the sea on one side and the mountains on the other, with a stunning open shore, where the sands spreads as far the eye can see. With impressive dunes for all to explore.

Inland, the mountains- Snowdonia, Moel Hebog and Rhinog Fawr, stand tall against the sky. Discover Snowdonia National Park, an area steeped in culture and local history, a walkers paradise, so much to see and do for the whole family.

Facilities

At Dyffryn Seaside Estate you will have access to a spacious pub, and intimate restaurant, patio area, children’s playground, fish and chip shop, laundrette and walks galore. You can find a site of special scientific interest in the fringes of the dunes, and the sight of rare plants can reward those who explore.

Starfish and Seashells lie scattered along the vast shore. So whether it’s pies, chips or “Mermaid’s Purse”, you will find it somewhere here.

Here are just some of the facilities that you will find at Dyffryn Seaside Estate;

• Pub
• Restaurant
• Patio Area
• Fish and Chip Shop
• Laundrette
• Leisure Complex
• Play Park
• General Store

Things To Do

Some of the key attractions and activities in the area.

Barmouth

A traditional seaside resort. Barmouth is a fabulous place for families with miles of safe, clean, sandy beaches, donkey rides and trampolines, crabbing, candy floss and amusement arcades.

Barmouth also has a great heritage with links to Henry Tudor, the Titanic and the founding of the National Trust.  A Heritage Trail leaflet, will guide you around the key sites. Have you stepped beyond the Victorian High Street and explored the alleyways of “The Rock”, the oldest part of Barmouth.

The harbour itself is a perfect place to relax with a coffee or perhaps explore the estuary by boat, you may even see dolphins! To get a close up view of the estuary and harbour, why not take a stand up paddleboard trip from the Yacht Club and get a whole new perspective on the familiar Barmouth landmarks?

Golf at Royal St Davids Golf Club

One of the best courses in the United Kingdom, only 5 miles away in Harlech! There are other courses available in Porthmadog to the North and Aberdovey to the South.

Railways

There are a number of railways for you to choose from around the area. With Ffestiniog and Snowdon to the North and the Tal-Y-Llyn and Fairbourne railways to the South. You will struggle to find a better way to take in some of Wales’s most spectacular scenery.

Harlech Castle

Rises like a clenched fist above the morfa. This is one of Edward the firsts great spectaculars built in 1283. Daring battlements and towers to explore, with a great view of distant Snowdon thrown in! If you enjoy a good castle, you should venture out to Cricieth and Caernarfon too!

Portmeirion Village

A dreamy village, it’s Italian beauty exceeding any village. Portmeirion’s builder Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, really gilded the lily, choosing the most beautiful situation, yet further embelleshing it with domes, towers and loggias. Even the Pines lean romantically.

Bendigedig

Located in Barmouth, Bendigedig has a soft play suitable for children aged 0-12. Consisting of an indoor basketball area, slides, big-bash maze, cannons and a cafe. “The Perfect place to catch up with friends, go online or simply enjoy a spot of reading while the kids burn off some energy”.

Farm Park and Play Barn

Situated on the site of Llanfair Slate Caverns, 1 mile south of Harlech. Go and see all your favourite farm animals. Taff the pony, various pigs, rabbits, calves, ducks, geese, hens, small pigmy goats and many other animals and birds. The animals are housed in the farm buildings, so a great day out whatever the weather.

Snowdonia National Park

Covering 823 square miles of diverse landscapes, Snowdonia National Park is a living working area. As well as being the largest National Park in Wales, Snowdonia boasts the highest mountain in Wales. A wealth of picturesque villages such as Beddgelert and Betws-Y-Coed are all on your doorstep to discover from your base at Dyffryn Seaside Estate.

All prices are inclusive of gas, electricity. We do not supply sheets, pillow slips or towels – you are required to bring these yourselves. We supply the duvet covers. The caravans is double glazed & has central heating, smoking is not allowed inside the caravan.

25% deposit to be paid within 7 days of provisionally booking your holiday, the balance owing to be paid 4 weeks before the start of your holiday. If the final payment is not received within 7 days of the due date, we will treat the booking as being cancelled and you will forfeit your deposit. Bookings made within the 4 weeks prior to the holiday start date must be paid for in full. 

NO ANIMALS PERMITTED IN THE CARAVAN OR TO BE BROUGHT ON TO THE SITE. WE ASK PLEASE FOR ACCOMMODATION TO BE LEFT CLEAN & READY FOR THE NEXT OCCUPANTS WE CATER FOR FAMILIES & COUPLES ONLY. NO GROUPS

The estate is beautifully situated near Harlech and Barmouth and it sums up Meirionnydd’s own proud motto, Tra Mor, Tra Meirion; betwixt sea and mountain.

Two miles of magnificent beach, mostly sand, offers joy to kiddies and adults alike. The Estate greets you with an immediate sense of release and space; 800 acres of it, all level and much pleasantly planted with trees. To these natural endowments has been added every modern facility.

The Sea on one hand, the mountains on the other, Dyffryn is always beckoning to someone.

Parents can keep an eye on their children on the magnificent open shore, where the sand spreads as far as you can see.

The Estate’s fine health & leisure complex encloses a lovely mosaic swimming pool of mediterranean blue.

The Dolphin’s and greek key designs are based on those of spain, the pool is just part of the facilities which include sauna, steam room and spa bath.

Dyffryn Seaside Estate
Dyffryn Ardudwy
Gwynedd
LL44 2HD