Our site offers a choice of any five hook-up pitches from the following:
An adjacent car park has two hook-up outlets for late arrivals to stay overnight.
Facilities include a fresh water point, disposable for grey water, chemical waste, general rubbish, food and recyclable waste.
There is a toilet with a hand-wash basin but no shower.
Wifi available on request and located near Barn area on site.
An adjacent field offers dogs a run-about and there are also walks in the 12 acre grounds.
There is a 1 acre lake with wild fowl and a bird-hide and both lake-side and woodland walks. Deep and unfenced water in this lake and other smaller ponds poses danger to small children.
A ten minute walk through woodland leads into the centre of the village of Bethesda.
Train enthusiasts will find that we are central to several narrow-gauge railways and on our site, there is a ride-on 5” gauge railway with 600 yards of track, a tunnel, bridges, signal boxes and a turn table. Train rides are sometimes available.
We are centrally placed for three historic castles and two National Trust grand houses.
We are close to the mountains of Snowdonia with easy access for mountain walks, mountain bike-rides and rock climbing.
The Snowdonia Zip Wire – the longest in Europe is within a mile and the North Wales Cycle path passes close by.
The beaches and costal walks of Anglesey are accessible.
Bryn Llys also offers self-catering and bed and breakfast accommodation that caravaners often find attractive for friends or family who are not caravan-orientated.
Sat-navs will take you astray. Don’t leave the B4409 except through our big red gates!
1 acres
Some sloping pitches
Electric amperage: 10
Recycling Facilities
Offers available to Club members
Explore the workshops at your own pace to see how for generations, Inigo Jones has transformed slate into both essential and luxury items. A full commentary is available. Try your hand at calligraphy and slate engraving. Learn, interact and have fun.
10% discount on guided tours and shop purchases over £10.00.
The Llangollen Railway is a volunteer-run heritage railway that meanders alongside the picturesque River Dee, through the Dee Valley to the town of Corwen. Journey along part of the former Ruabon to Barmouth GWR route that closed in 1965. Great fun for all ages.
Over 64 acres of beautiful gardens with fantastic views of the Dee, perfect for exploring and inspiration.
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The Old Stableyard, Smithdown Lane, Merseyside, North West England, L7 3EE
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Under the Edge Hill area of Liverpool you will find a mysterious 19th century network of tunnels created by an eccentric philanthropist Joseph Williamson. Take a 40 minute guided tour of this unique labyrinth and learn about Joseph Williamson, his workforce and the reasons behind the construction whilst exploring the tunnels.
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