Hafodty Farm

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Great site

A beautiful site with great views that we will return to. Previous reports about the waste disposal facilities are grossly exaggerated. From the furthest pitch in the area without sheep to the field gate is around 50 meters. Beyond the gate to the disposal point is about twenty five meters, yes there are a few friendly sheep but not a problem. Could I suggest that before booking that ‘working farm’ is a clue as to what you may find.

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Keith O

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Reviewed on 03/10/2022 19:35

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Great view

Great view from this working farm. Pitches are large and have a light slope. Access is via a tiny lane so care is needed. The toilet emptying facility is too far away and through a field filled with Sheep. Owner was unsure of the bus timetables on enquiry and eventually discovered there was no service on a Sunday. Nice walk down the hill to colwyn bay.

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BNSmith1966

Reviewed on 01/10/2022 13:51

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Fantastic views, but spoilt by the toilet emptying facilities.

The site is on a sloping field with fantastic views across to Little and Great Orme and the sea. It is situated on a working farm. Care is needed on the approach as the track is narrow and very narrow in places. We have stayed on working farms before, but we have never had to walk 100 metres across a field strewn with fresh sheep dung to get to the toilet emptying point. Once there you have to go back and forth a further 10 metres, across further dung, to get to the water tap. Despite taking care with hygiene, I came down with a stomach bug on the second day which took a week to shift. We won't be going again.

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Dexterdobe

Reviewed on 22/09/2022 14:50

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Beautiful

Kontiki middle age couple 💑 with Yorkshire terrior..lovely views and so peaceful.. very clean site . Massive hill up but well worth the views.. we walked back down into colwyn bay then round to Ross on Sea taking the back road via Orhcure..one hell off a walk back up defo won't rush to do it again but the views from the top are beautiful..absolutely ideal for proper walkers. We will return ..but gtva taxi back ...

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Pearls Owners

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Reviewed on 23/05/2022 22:46

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There’s a reason we keep coming back!

Recent site reviews sum up this place so well.. we love it here… enough to keep returning! The journey up the hill is easier in ignoring signs going off to the zoo and keep going until St Andrews avenue - we’ve made the mistake before following sat nav. And yes the last part of the lane is tight and uneven but when you get the views you do then it’s all worth it!! Being able wake up overlooking Great Orme, Little Orme, Colwyn Bay, Anglesey is just amazing! Hearing animals from the zoo nearby is unique! The cost to stay is fantastic - one owner NOT looking to keep putting prices up which we are increasingly seeing! Do come here - but on the other side please don’t as we don’t want it to be booked up lol when we try!

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SazSteve

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Reviewed on 23/04/2022 08:46

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Hidden Gem

A little gem of a site fantastic views of Little Orme and Anglesey. Well manicured lawn and tidy little site. Agree narrow road up to the farm, however, easy access once you get there. Make sure you visit the official View point for further views of the surrounding area, only few minutes walk from site. We had booked for 2 nights, however, stayed for 3. Saw some lovely sun sets during our stay. We visited Conwy which is a lovely little town and Llandudno, we preferred the West side of Llandudno as less commercialised. You certainly would not be disappointed if you book this site.

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Terryv

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Reviewed on 21/04/2022 19:09

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What a hidden gem

After negotiating some tight bends and steep hill, we came across Hafodty Farm, even in these difficult times we had a warm welcome from Mrs Davis who told us the best place to get level. With stunning views over the Little Orme and out to sea with Anglesey in the distance. This is a great base to explore the area. We shall return

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realaleman

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Reviewed on 30/09/2020 20:55

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Peaceful spot with beautiful views

This is worth the climb up the steep hill and the narrow lane to access the site. There are stunning views of Little Orme and across to Anglesey. It's a five minute walk to an official viewpoint, where the views are even better. There is plenty of space on the grass, and it's not hard to find a level spot. The only drawback is that the chemical toilet emptying point is in the middle of a field, so you have to carry your cassette through long grass to get there. Llandudno is different from most seaside towns, laid out by one landowner in the nineteenth century, and there are plenty of other places to visit.

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Jasperselwyn

Reviewed on 25/07/2020 12:38

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Views, Views and Sunsets

Outstanding views of the glittering sea and dramatic landscape from both the campsite and from a viewpoint called 'The View' which is just a short walk away and had been recommended by Sam and Glen who were staying on the site. My daughter had a lovely time chatting with them. After we had set up and made tea we settled down to watch the beautiful sunset that evening and each evening after. There's plenty of things in the area to do we visited Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Rhos-on-Sea (twice, we returned a second time to go crabbing). We were so blessed with the warm weather we even went swimming in the sea in Kimnel Bay. We also had a trip to the Welsh Mountain Zoo which is absolutely fantastic and worth a visit we finished off with an afternoon at the Circus which was in town during our visit located by the Leisùre Centre in Eirias Park. A lovely staycation!

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Becks

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Reviewed on 27/07/2019 18:50

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Can’t think of a better way to spend a birthday weekend..

The experience and views match the reviews for this site. Another gem of a site and even better having the site to ourselves. The views overlooking Colwyn Bay, Rhos-on-Sea, Little Orme and Big Orme were perfect and the weather was so kind. Access was fine... one hairy moment with a local driving up the country lane a little too quickly. It’s a lovely area with large houses in the vicinity and the noises from monkeys at the nearby zoo was surreaL. We’ve stayed at a couple of sites in the Conwy area but this is the best... The A55 is so close by thereby enabling quick access to all that North Wales has to offer... Llandudno, Conwy, Anglesey etc.

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SazSteve

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Reviewed on 14/10/2018 10:14

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