Our pitches
Our pitches have been carefully developed with a mix of hard and soft landscaping to take advantage of views whilst offering private seating or barbecue areas. All pitches are connected to mains services including metered gas, electricity and individual WIFI connection.
Benllech
Benllech beach is conveniently located just a 15 minute stroll from the park. The village centre with its amenities including shops, pubs, ice cream parlour, takeaways including an award winning fish and chip shop, restaurants, a tennis court and bowling green is within a 10 minute walk.
Surrounding area
Anglesey benefits from some of Wales finest beaches including Aberffraw, Newborough, Benllech, Llanddona, Rhosneigr, Cemaes and Trearddur. Plas Newydd overlooking the Menai Straits is a National Trust Property. The RSPB bird reserves at Ynys Lawd (South Stack), Cors Ddyga near Llangefni and Cors Goch Wetland in Llanbedrgoch are all interesting places to visit.
There are also many great places to eat out such as The White Eagle at Rhoscolyn, Dylans in Menai Bridge, The Shed in Benllech and the Tavern at St Davids.
Anglesey also has many independent local food and drink producers such as Bragdy Mona Brewery, Y Cwt Mwg Smoke House at Dulas and legendary donuts from Monuts near Llanfaethlu.
Coastal and Countryside Walks
There are many local walks including to the ancient stone circle and Pant y Saer burial chamber situated on the hillside above the park. There is also a new Pilgrimage route from Ynys Seiriol (Puffin Island) to Ynys Cybi (Holyhead) which passes right by the caravan park.
The Anglesey Coastal Path, a 125-mile trail that stretches around the entire island, passes through Benllech. This offers visitors the chance to enjoy spectacular coastal scenery, including cliffs, coves, and bays, as well as the opportunity to observe local wildlife such as seabirds, seals, dolphins and porpoises. There are numerous opportunities for fishing.