Mynydd Du Caravan Park
Review
Located in a secluded Park, with a beautiful panorama over Snowdonia and the Cambrian coast, this dog friendly holiday camp is just a stone throw away from the beach. You can even buy your own private Caravan holiday home. And yes, if you want a place to come back to time and time again, you could also become the proud owner of one of the stylish on-site lodges. In a very warm and friendly atmosphere, motor homes, caravans and tents are most welcome. Want to adventure out? There is a great pub nearby if you fancy a nice cold drink in the neighbouring countryside. You also have many cycling and walking routes which will bring your adventurous soul to life. The play areas are fun and the all-round facilities are impeccable. Elevated in an area directly facing the sea and the mountains, the view is wonderfully romantic.
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Porthmadog Road
,
Criccieth, Gwynedd
, LL52 0PS
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