Inigo Jones Slate Works
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Explore the workshops, try your hand at calligraphy and slate engraving, learn, interact and have fun.
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Why stay here ...
Cyndyn CL is a small site which offers serviced pitches with hardstanding. Nestled at the bottom of Anelog mountain, it offers stunning coastal views and rolling countryside. Cyndyn is quiet and peaceful, ideal for that relaxing escape from everyday life.
Only minutes away from the Coastal Path, you can enjoy stunning walks along the rugged Welsh coastline as you head towards Whistling Sands or the headland and make your way towards the little village of Aberdaron.
Locally, there are a range of cafes and restaurants for you to enjoy, all offering fresh locally sourced produce to a very high standard.
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0.75 acres
Electric amperage: 16
Lawned site
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- LL53 8BT
- GPS:
- Lat 52.814523 / Lon -4.738361
- OS field ref:
- SH157280
- OS map ref:
- 123
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Beautiful Site- wonderful views, great facilities, close to coastal walks.
Cyndyn
This site is wonderful! Nestled at the bottom of Anelog, with fabulous views and close to wonderful walks along the coast and close enough to walk into Aberdaron ( about 45 mins) The site is very level with closely cut grass, excellent gravelled hard standings, 16 amp electricity and water tap on every pitch. There are 2 toilets and coin operated shower - always clean. The welcome and care we received from John and Carys was fantastic, particularly when unfortunately my husband was unwell with back problems. John came every day to check we were ok and assisted me taking awning down and getting bikes on roof, as my husband was unable when it was time for us to leave.
Cannot recommend this site highly enough and the Llyn peninsula is just so beautiful!! We have visited twice and so looking forward to returning again.
Sweetpea03
Reviewed on 26/08/2023 07:57
great CL with good facilities
Cyndyn
Had a very pleasant stay here in August . Nice level hardstanding pitches with own water and waste overlooking farmland. Site has 2 toilets and a shower. Short walk to coast path and nice walk up to adjacent mountain/ hill with panoramic views of peninsula and about 30 min walk to Aberdarren. Very friendly owner. Will definitely return again
Fantastic stay
Cyndyn
Fabulous fully serviced pitches on this quiet site. Lovely warm welcome from the owners who are happy to help. Great coastal walks. Fantastic blueberry scones at Whistling Sands Cafe and superb meal at the hotel in Aberdaron overlooking beach. Important to follow directions in book than follow Satnav. Thank you for a lovely stay.
Good CL
Cyndyn
We stayed here for 4 nights in August. The site is well laid out with level, serviced, hard standing pitches which are generously spaced out with immaculate grass between. The owner is very friendly and welcoming and was very helpful when our water pump broke, lending us an alternative until we got into pwllheli to get a new one. There is another larger, completely separate site adjacent, which meant the CL was a bit noisier than we are used to. Our children loved the beaches in the area and walking on the coastal path which is on the doorstep.
Walking the Llyn Coastal Path (or at least a bit of it) from Cyndyn
Cyndyn
We were here the second weekend that Wales opened up to tourists. Not that many people around. Very well set up site with immaculate lawns. Pitches are all serviced, fresh water, electricity and grey water waste. However, best thing about the site, for us, was that it is practically on the Lynn Coastal Path. the 146km footpath that goes from Caernarfon to Porthmadog (and back). We walked 11km of it! On Friday evening we did from the site to Whistling Sands (if you slide your feet through the sand it really does make a whistling noise), 10km there and back; and on Saturday to the end of the peninsula (great views of Bardsey Island), 12km there and back.
