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    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    shell island

    shell island

    3.3(6 reviews)
    25.2 mi

    Shell Island is a huge campsite that my husband and I have visted a lot. The campsite extends…read moreacross a huge area from sand dunes to a causeway there is lots to see and many different camping expreinces to be had. You can have a wild time or a sedate and quite time. We prefer a calmer time whilst camping so stay well away from the sand dunes which tends to be over run with teenagers making noise. We're happy for them do it and don't want to complain so choose the other side of the island where we're unlikely to be disturbed. Plus the views are better on the other side of the island. As you enter the campsite we turn left towards the harbour and camp on that end of the Island. There is a great little beach there that hardly anyone else visits, you can mooch around the harbour and get great views of Harlech castle without being disturbed. I wouldn't visit during any of the school holidays or bank holiday as the whole place is packed out and at times you have to queue up the causeway just to get on and off the island. There are a few shops on the island (an ice cream shop, a beachwear/surf shop/camping shop and a mini supermarket) which can be handy but we tend to arrive fully stocked. The pub is okay, we tend to drink off the island or the beach with out BBQ. We ate at the cafe once and I'd say avoid at all costs. Shower are free as are the toilets. They are largely kept clean and tidy. Also on dotted across the site are portaloos which are great when a bit drunk and not in the mood for the long walk up to the toilets. The portaloos are kept clean and emptied often. I've never had a problem with one and I'm quite prissy. Shell Island is perfect for a weekday camping getaway outside of the summer holidays.

    Boring, outdated and dull holiday resort. Unless you're over 60 and have a caravan, I wouldn't…read morerecommend it.

    Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park - Crazy golf

    Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park

    4.0(2 reviews)
    18.0 mi

    Last year when myself and my merry band of Metallers went to Hammerfest we stayed in the centre of…read morePwllheli,this year however we added another 2 reprobates to our group so we decided to spend it on the camp itself,and we're really glad we did. The last time I stayed on a holiday camp was Pontins Prestatyn (Where Hammerfest used to be held) in 1987,and my have they changed! Our accommodation was a decent sized 3 bedroom static caravan that was fully kitted out for a self catering holiday,but seeing as how this was a metal fest,the kitchen was only used for bacon butties on the first morning and keeping the booze cold in the fridge. The camp is massive! With 2 bar/stage areas,an indoor pool with big slide,go-cart track,boating lake,paint ball and laser quest,a big pub that does a good brekkie and at least 4 Spar shops. It also has a Papa Johns,A Burger King,A Starbucks and a fish and chip shop. All of which did a roaring trade with several hundred hungry Metal folk drinking all weekend. If I was the British holiday maker type of person that i'm obviously not,then I could easily spend a week here (Probably not in cold March though!),it is a really nice place,in a really nice part of these isles of ours.....

    About twice a year we take the offers in various newspapers for a short break around the UK. This…read moreyear it was the turn of North Wales. We decided on the Haven Hafen y Môr Holiday Park. Arriving in the pouring rain, thank goodness that changed, reception went through very swiftly. Our accommodation was a ground floor apartment with patio area. Two bedrooms, sitting area/kitchen and a nice bathroom with shower cubicle. Very, very clean throughout. As we are an 'older' couple we didn't use any of the parks facilities so cannot comment, or it would be unfair to do so. But seeing the enjoyment the 'ankle biters' were having, it was obvious that there was plenty for them to do. The bonus of this was that, at night, the park was extremely quiet taking into account the number of families around. A very large holiday park to what we were used to but very pleasant. A park that I would certainly recommend to any families with any size children. One bugbear, and not the parks fault. The roadways are very good but are crammed with people and children making it difficult and dangerous to drive around. Why is this? Holiday makers, lazy ones, park along the roadways on the double yellow lines while there are sufficient parking areas throughout the park.

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