Inigo Jones Slateworks
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Why stay here ...
Tom and Stacy Roberts look forward to welcoming you to their CL
The site is situated on a family run smallholding originally built in 1870, your pitch enjoys some fantastic sunsets and is on the doorstep of some of the most spectacular coastal walks and views to be found in North Wales, all 5 pitches are hardstanding and look directly out to sea and towards the famous South Stack lighthouse built in 1809.
Within minutes from your pitch you are on the RSPB reserve and coastal path, the cliffs at the lighthouse are a haven for breeding seabird colonies so don't forget your camera and binoculars.
If you have young children who would like to feed the hens or get closer to some of the animals on the farm we would be pleased to show you around.
The local area provides plenty to do whether you wish to relax on one of the blue flag sandy beaches, get out on the water, take a day trip to Ireland, explore some of the local castles or venture further into the Snowdonia national park.
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Latest arrival time: 7:00 PM
0.5 acres
Electric amperage: 16
Lawned site
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- LL65 2NA
- GPS:
- Lat 53.291607 / Lon -4.669777
- OS field ref:
- SH215805
- OS map ref:
- 114
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Gorsgoch Farm
Gorsgoch Farm
A very pleasant CL set in stunning scenery. Large flat field with plenty of room for the units to spread out, each pitch has its own hook-up. Easy walking to South Stack and around the coast paths on the Range. Fresh water, chemical waste and recycling all within one building near the entrance. Larger motorhomes and long caravans may need to plan their route through Holyhead rather than relay on satnav giving shortest route as some of the streets can be quite narrow. Will certainly be returning back here.
Great spot
Gorsgoch Farm
Just returned from our second visit to this CL. It is in a great location with superb views, especially of the sunsets. The pitches are spacious, grass well cut and everything tidy. Lack of welcome from the owners is the only reservation about this excellent CL.
MandCCumbria
Reviewed on 02/08/2021 18:16
Fantastic little Gem
Gorsgoch Farm
Stayed at the CL site for a couple of nights. Spectacular views overlooking the sea and South stack lighthouse.
Really had a lovely stay. Grass pitches were kept very tidy. No facilities on site but still would highly recommend this CL.
We didn't receive a welcome from owners.
Gorsgoch farm Coastal haven
Gorsgoch Farm
Just arrived home having spent 5 days at Gorsgoch farm. It was absolutely beautiful, the grass was well kept and lots of space between pitches. There is no toilet or shower but we have our own facilities on board so that didn't matter and at £16 a night it was well worth paying for the view alone. My only negative is seeing other campers letting their dogs go to the toilet on the campsite ( they did pickup though) instead of walking just up the quiet lane with them. If i had kids it would have been a worry letting them run around. Apart from that i would highly recommend this peaceful CL and the owners were lovely.
jwar
Reviewed on 09/07/2021 16:41
Beautiful little gem
Gorsgoch Farm
This is our first visit to Holyhead, always seemed to head south west England or South/mid wales. What a little Gem, beautiful setting if you are looking for a peaceful, relaxed break.
Overlooking the sea and southstack lighthouse, bird watcher/walkers haven. Very clean and well kept site, only 5 pitches with hookups, owners lovely. We will definitely return and look to heading here instead of the crowded south west.
Loved every second of our stay here, stunning surroundings
