We stayed for 4 nights in our motorhome. Directions were straightforward and we arrived just after 1pm. Dawn & Brian greeted us and were extremely welcoming and friendly. The site is delightful, quite compact with lovely lawns and flowering shrubs around pitches. Plenty of room on pitches with grass either side and a picnic bench. Ours was slightly sloping so ramps were needed on nearside wheels. Water and EHU on each pitch, the only facilities was a single toilet which was very basic, however clean and perfectly adequate for your needs. Adjacent to the toilet cubicle was the waste area for chemical toilets. The site is an easy 15 minute walk down to the shore of the Menai Straight, which is very stoney and strewn with dead seaweed etc; we had hoped to find a spot to sunbathe but the weather had other ideas!
Along the front is the Sea Zoo, Anglesey Salt and Foel Farm, all ideal attractions if you have children with you. There are no shops around, nor a pub or a bus. The nearest village of Brynciencyn is a good 40 minute walk, steep in places and here there is one pub, one cafe and a small shop. We found a bus stop with a service towards Llangefni but timings were poor and we wondered if we’d get back OK?
If you’re visiting Giddyaunts with a caravan it could be an amazing place as a base, a lovely place to come back to after a day of exploring! Having a car with you is a must (or bikes) to be able to see other areas such as Caernarfon etc which are not that far away.
We always pitch up and stay put rather than have the hassle of unhooking, securing ever again to go out in our unit, so that was our downfall. We felt very isolated and were stuck for things to do, apart from walking to the same places everyday, but that’s our fault for not researching adequately.
If you have transport this is an ideal site, very peaceful and so pretty and well maintained. As previously reported the Cream Teas arrive fresh everyday and they are delicious 😋, our scones were still warm!
