If you fancy getting back to basics but aren’t quite ready to sleep under canvas, then our pine-clad, heated Glamping pods are perfect for you. Equipped with a kettle and a microwave, you have everything you need to start your day right. Early-risers may even catch the sunrise over the mountains from your veranda. After a day of thrill seeking, return to your cosy pod and enjoy a good night’s rest on the comfortable beds, ready for more action tomorrow.

Each pod sleeps two people with use of the spotless communal showers and WC which are a short walk from the pods but. There is also a composting loo just next door.

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Glamping Pods

Seren (Star in Welsh) is our premium Yurt. With mains electricity, separate kitchen hut, alfresco dining area and a wood fired hot tub this really is the ultimate glamping experience.

Seren is sited in its own private, secluded clearing. It is the ideal yurt for a group of friends, a family or a romantic getaway for two, guests can enjoy the private hot tub or just sit and enjoy the peace and tranquillity this charming accommodation offers. The beautiful beaches of Porth Dafarch and Trearddur Bay are just a short walk away along with a plethora of pubs, restaurants and shops in the local area.

Seren Yurt

Our Eco Dens are a great first step into the world of Glamping, with Heating supplied by the onsite Biomass and electricity created by our onsite Solar Farm. After a day of exploring all that Anglesey Outdoors has to offer, you and up to four people can step into your very own cosy den, complete with en-suite shower and toilet, small kitchenette and comfortable beds, all designed to ensure your evenings are as easy and relaxing as possible. You are on holiday, after all.

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Pelorus Eco Den

Traeth (or Beach in Welsh) is ideal for a couple or single traveller.

Set in a private area, nestled amongst the trees sits our smallest yurt. With a private deck area it is ideal for a some alfresco dining on the barbecue.
It is fully furnished with a double bed, storage, kitchenette and the all important wood fired stove for cosy nights in.
A five minute walk away is the beautiful Blue Flag beach of Porth Dafarch and the Coastal Path making it an ideal location for all things outdoors.

Traeth Yurt

Adjoined to our Main Centre, is the self-contained Ty Pen Annexe, which offers groups a more private style of accommodation. With three bedrooms, an open-plan lounge, fully equipped kitchen and it’s own private barbeque patio, the annexe offers you a real home away from home. Better yet, end your day of adventuring by watching the sunset over Holyhead Mountain from your very own balcony.

If you find yourself in the annexe as part of a larger group using the Main Centre, fear not, you won’t miss out on the action, as the centre is accessible through a short corridor. The Main Centre provides you the ideal base to make the most of all that Anglesey Outdoors and the surrounding area has to offer.

Ty Pen Annexe

Grass Pitch for for Motorhomes or Campervans only with optional electric hook up (£6 extra per night)

Grass Pitch for Motorhome or Campervan only

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Late Checkout

Motorhomes, Campervans & Caravans Hard standing Pitch with optional electric hook up (£6 per night)

Hard Standing Pitch

Grass Tent Pitch. No electric hook up available. No Motorhomes, Caravans or Campervans allowed 

Grass Tent Pitch

Caravan, Motorhome or Campervan grass pitch with optional electric hook up (£6 per night)

Grass Pitch for Caravan, Motorhome or Campervan with optional Electric Hook Up

As a camper, there are occasions when you arrive at your destination, exit the vehicle and actually need a few minutes to gawp open-mouthed at the views before you pull yourself together and manage to set up camp.  This is one of those occasions.  Blackthorn Farm, a lovely family run Camping and Touring Site (with self catering accommodation and a bed and breakfast too) is situated in an idyllic spot by Trearddur Bay, on the west coast of Holy Island in North Wales.  It is set in 18 acres of outstanding, unspoilt beauty with panoramic views over the Irish Sea, the Snowdonia Mountains and across the Isle of Anglesey.  

Trearddur Bay itself has a sheltered and sandy Blue Flag graded beach set into a dramatic rocky coastline.  The sweeping curve of sand slopes gently into the sea and the beach gets the sun all day long.  It is excellent for sunbathing, swimming, rockpooling and watersports such as sailing and kayaking.  Along this stretch there are many other smaller beaches and inlets which you can explore along the coast road leading to the South Stack Lighthouse.

Facilities at Blackthorne Farm are of a high standard, with electric hook-ups, a good shower and toilet block, WiFi, Laundry and a great shop selling essentials - plus they have a cafe where you can get breakfasts and packed lunches should you wish, ideal to take along on a day trip for a picnic.

So, a bit about Holy Island if you’re not familiar with it.  It is a small island (only 15 square miles) just to the west of the larger Isle of Anglesey and well connected to it by two roads.  It is known as “Holy” because of the large amount of standing stones and burial chambers on the island, dating back as far as 6,000 years ago.  One site in particular on Holy Island has uncovered all sorts of exciting archeological treasures; the remains of a Neolithic timber house, an Iron Age roundhouse village and ornamental jewelry from thousands of years ago.  Aside from the abundance of ancient sites, Blackthorn Farm is also in a fantastic location to access many excellent beaches - Benllech, Aberffraw and Traeth yr Ora to name a few.  There are miles of scenic coastal walks and a host of activities on offer such as swimming, coasteering, mountain hiking, scuba diving and sea and lake fishing.  Excellent day trips include the Sea Zoo in Anglesea, Caernarfon Castle, Beaumaris Castle, Llanddwyn Island and the RSPB Nature Reserve.

The sunsets at Blackthorn Farm really are something else, so if you can possibly manage to get all your activities done and get back to your camp before sun down, you will be rewarded!  


Blackthorn Farm - Caravan Park - Blackthorn Farm

Award winning Blackthorn Farm, Anglesey. Family run camping and Touring site


Blackthorn Farm

Here at Caerau Campsite, we don't believe in pitches. We want to give you a Wildlife Camping experience.

Only one car is to be parked by the pitch. Extra vehicles must be parked in the designated area.

We now have shower facilities on-site.

Non-electric grass tent, trailer tent or campervan pitch

Car Parking on Site

Caerau Campsite is a new all-year family friendly campground close to Cemlyn and Cemaes Bay, offering camping in a big field surrounded by wildlife.
You will be able to pitch your tent freely on our field. If you are lucky you might see our little family of Foxes, or hear the Barn Owl at night. It is truly a Wildlife Haven and it’s therefore really important to treat the area with the love and care we do. Come and experience the beautiful coast and raw nature that Anglesey has to offer.

The site does not accept breeds/crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act (i.e. Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino, and Fila Brasileiro).

If making a fire, the fuel, logs and coal have to be purchased on-site.

Swimming in the lake is not allowed.

We now have shower facilities on-site.

Toilet block with separate male/female toilets and warm water.

Fires are only permitted in the communal fire area.

Caerau House is a new family friendly campground close to Cemlyn and Cemaes Bay, offering camping in a big field surrounded by wildlife.
You will be able to pitch your tent freely on our field. If you are lucky you might see our little family of Foxes, or hear the Barn Owl at night. It is truly a Wildlife Haven and it’s therefore really important to treat the area with the love and care we do.

Come and experience the beautiful coast and raw nature that Anglesey has to offer.

Caerau Campsite

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Welcome to Ty’n Cae Caravan and Camping, come along and enjoy yourself at our lovely camping site located in Ty'n Cae, Llangefni.

Set on my 5 acre smallholding in central Anglesey. 5 mins drive to the market town of Llangefni with a good range of shops. Children are welcome to bring toys to play in the camping fields or the next playground is 5 minutes walk. Our local pub is 10 minutes walk and serves a good selection of meals. We have breathtaking beaches in every direction within 15/20 minutes drive.

Facilities include fresh water points, waste water and electric hook up. We have twoshower and toilet facilities. Child and dog friendly site, within 5 mins of a55, junction 6 and Llangefni where there is a good range of shops.



Ty’n Cae Caravan and Camping Site

Anglesey Outdoors

Providing Accommodation and Excursions in Anglesey - A purpose-built facility for individuals, families and groups. Just a short walk from the Beach, it is the perfect location for exploring the coastline

We are a small personal Centre run by a dedicated team. We provide a welcoming atmosphere and individual service to help you get the most from your stay. We can accommodate up to 76 residents within the Centre. We also offer sole occupancy for your group if you prefer. Anglesey Outdoors Centre is open all year. During the winter months our visitors are mainly sea kayakers, walkers and climbers who come to take advantage of the quieter season and mild climate. From March onwards as the days draw out and the water temperature increases our guests have many reasons for visiting Anglesey.

Set in fourteen acres of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just a ten minute walk from Porth Dafarch beach, with views of the spectacular Snowdonia Mountain Range, the centre offers itself as the prime location for all things outdoors. From coasteering, to canyoning, to sea kayaking. Or for those preferring to stay dry, there’s rock climbing, bush craft and so much more, all brought to you by friendly, expert instructors. We really are the outdoor adventure playground you’ve been dreaming of.

Porth Dafarch Beach is a peaceful and sand that is secluded rock cove with European Blue Flagged waters which are superb for bathing in. Having said that there isn't any lifeguard cover, but there is however a coastline warden from Easter to September, and it is firmly populated by dinghy sailers and kayakers.Surrounded by cliffs the coastline is covered in lovely stone pools both in and off coast, often high in mini sea life to discover. Divers can take pleasure in the ones just down shore, and much more experienced divers will cherish the wreck regarding the 1886 Missouri which lays half a mile overseas.Walk north west across the dramatic Anglesey coastal path and you also reach Ty Mawr and Southern Stack, a island that is tiny a lighthouse and precipitous cliffs on either side. You can find 400 steps down to the area if you are determined to explore, or perhaps you can watch the 4000 odd wild birds, including puffins, kittiwakes and razorbills, nesting on the cliffs from the RPSB's information centre at Ellins Tower where binoculars and telescopes are given plus the views are truly.Immediate that is extraordinary are limited by toilets nonetheless they do have disabled access and child changing.

Porth Dafarch Beach

Breakwater nation Park is dramatically situated in an quarry that is old provides a fantastic centre for coastal walks. The longest in britain with an amount of just below 2 kilometers and a popular circular path around scenic 'Rocky Coast' from right here you'll be able to walk over the Holyhead Breakwater. Other trails result in the summit of Holyhead hill and along the coast to North that is breathtaking Stack you're nearly spoilt for choice if you should be mobile sufficient. The Holyhead Model Boat Club sail regarding the pond in the park on Wednesday and Sunday afternoons, making a trip especially well-liked by kiddies throughout the summer season. Additionally, during the summer, the Holyhead Breakwater Railway Company run a Land Train service from Newry Beach in Holyhead, to both the Breakwater nation Park, and also to the final end associated with the Breakwater. Holyhead's Maritime Museum can be found on Newry Beach in what exactly is considered to be the oldest (1800s!) lifeboat home in Wales. The Museum displays address the past history and growth of the slot of Holyhead and is solely academic. The museum incorporates a bar that is general public bistro with a balcony overlooking the beach, that is handy for after all that walking!

The Holyhead Breakwater Country Park was opened in 1990 and is situated on the site of an old quarry which supplied stone for the 2.39km (1.5 miles) Holyhead Breakwater, the longest in Europe, which was built between 1846 and 1873. Part of the park is situated within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

The park captures the scenic beauty, history and natural appeal of Anglesey all on one site and has a great deal to offer:

Breakwater Country Park

The Holyhead Empire Play Centre is a purple, red and wonderland that is yellow! Featuring a huge 3 tier framework for older young ones and a separate toddler play zone, involving the 2 you'll find all of the classic play that is soft that children love from different slides and tunnel types to mini climbing walls, a race set of swing balls, spiderwebs, spinning sticks and plenty of other things besides! Plus every evening from 7pm to 9pm they turn the play framework into a laser label arena and you will stalk one another through the twists and turns of this climbing maze along with your hand in the trigger friday! Laser tag is a casino game that is benign zero effect laser beams that register as hits in your lightweight gear pack. Great enjoyable, particularly in a host that is otherwise familiar rendered sinister and sneaky through lighting!  If that is not enough there's a modern cinema that is little too! Showing best wishes launch that is brand new' films and family members efforts, here is the perfect destination to let them relax again after all of the tasks!

Holyhead Empire Complex

Official Holyhead Empire website - Cinema, Play Centre, Parent & Toddler Mornings, Laser Tag.

The Holyhead Empire Play Centre

FunSport Rhosneigr, Windsurf, Kitesurf, Surf Tuition

1 Hour Surfing Lesson
Surfing is the ultimate goal of any water lover. It is the purists choice for maximum connection with the ocean. Challenging but rewarding, surfing is fun for all the family.

From &pound;25.00

1 Hour Stand up Paddle Board Lesson
Come and learn the basics of this new and exciting water sport. Stand up Paddle is much like a cross between Kayaking and Surfing.

From &pound;30.00

1 Hour Kite Surf Tuition
Buying coaching at an hourly rate allows you to go at your speed, and tailor the lesson to your needs. We offer both Group and 1-1 rates.

From &pound;37.50

Windsurfing Group Tuition
The lesson takes place on the main beach in Rhosneigr or local lake. Group Session for up to 4 people at a time.

&pound;30.00

Windsurfing 1-1 Tuition
1-1 lesson. The best way to improve you windsurfing skills with full support and focus from instructor.

&pound;42.50

Funsport Rhosneigr Ltd.

At Llanddwyn Bay through the summertime they will have trained wardens scanning the shore with binoculars if not riding jet-skis, but no lifeguard that is formal although the swimming is extremely safe.Llandwyn Bay is a magnificent sweep of sand and has now amazing views out over the mountains regarding the Lleyn Peninsula.Access is signposted through the A4080 in Newborough and it is through a Forestry England road operated by a toll barrier. There is parking that is huge picnic area within the woods behind the beach. Llanddwyn Bay could possibly get some surf and offers windsurfing that is great beach is generally safe nevertheless the currents is strong near Abermenai aim so keep away.The beach itself curves around from SW dealing with in the middle to SSW at Abermenai point and also wraps around to face SE near Llanddwyn Island so surf and wind direction relative towards the shore can alter a great deal along the beach therefore it could be worth a walk to obtain the maximum conditions.The beach normally ideal for kite buggying and kite-surfing. Few facilities are available on the coastline itself, simply toilets, but the majority things can be found in Newborough nearby.

Anglesey Outdoors

Porthdafarch Road, Holyhead, Isle Of Anglesey LL65 2LP, Wales

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