Trem Y Mor Touring Park

Pwllheli, Gwynedd, Wales

Trem Y Mor translates to ‘View of the Sea’ and enjoys a magnificent vista over Cardigan Bay as well as views of the legendary Bardsey Island – it is a site that truly lives up to its name ! The site takes seasonal guests and short stay bookings for caravans and motorhomes. Standard season and peak season rates apply. The 4 acres site is a 15 minute gentle stroll from the long sandy Machroes Beach, 1 mile from the popular Abersoch Village and ½ mile from Abersoch Farm Shop & Cafe. The site is ideal for families and couples, dogs allowed by arrangement. The site boasts a large centrally heated shower block constructed of local stone; a full list of amenities can be found under the facilities section of the website. Hardstanding pitches with electric hook-up and water supply standard. The Abersoch area is a haven for water sports from sailing to stand up boarding. Either out on the water or from the coastal path, holiday makers are treated to views of the pods of dolphins who frequent the bay. **Pitches:** 77 **Opening Dates this year:** 27/03/2021 to 31/10/2021 **Opening Dates next year:** 28/03/2022 to 31/10/2022 The ideal base to explore Abersoch and the beautiful Llyn Peninsula. Only a short walk to the long sandy Machroes beach and 1 mile from the popular Abersoch village. Perfect for holidaymakers who are seeking a quiet family or couples orientated site which has been extensively upgraded. The park takes both short and seasonal touring caravans, as well as short stay motorhomes bookings. All pitches enjoy sea views and electric hook-ups and water are standard on all hardstanding pitches. Trem y Mor (which translated means ‘View of the Sea provides a magnificent vista over Abersoch Bay and views of the legendary Bardsey Island. Many pitches have been re-landscaped over the years, so as to give individual pitches even clearer uninterrupted views of the sea. It is a site that truly lives up to its name! The site has an impressive shower heated block, built from local Welsh stone, it is an imposing building in its own right and facilities are kept clean and tidy. • Separate screened washing cubicles in both mens washroom area and ladies washroom area • Vanity area • Baby changing facilities • Disabled facilities with own shower and toilet • A well-equipped laundry with washing machines and dryers • Inside washing-up room with a freezer • A covered range of sinks for washing-up outside • Waste Chemical Disposal point and a motorhome dump point We also offer: • Wash down area for boats, by arrangement • Herb garden to spice up your bbq's • Recycling compound • Onsite warden Trem y Mor is an independently run and owned site. A warm welcome awaits you from Arwyn and Catherine Williams. ### Nearby Attractions Amazing beaches to enjoy. Sailing, swimming and stand up paddle boarding in sparkling waters. Wonderful coastal walks www.walescoastpathgov.uk Bardsey Island www.bardsey.org The Little Tea Rooms at Mickey's Boatyard, Machroes Beach Cilan Fawr Riding. Hourly rides Cilan headland A Walk to the Ty Coch Inn at Porthdinllaen. www.tycoch.co.uk Welsh Highland Railway www.whr.co.uk Abersoch Lifeboat Station. Open to the public every Thursday eve from 6.30pm. Caernarfon Castle. An obvious one to visit. 01286 677617. Glasfryn Go Karts and Quadbikes. Great fun - situated 4 miles from Pwllheli on the Caernarvon road. 01766 810202. Llechwedd Slate Caverns. 12 miles from Porthmadog - underground rides through the caverns! 01766 830306. Portmeirion Village and Gardens. The classic Italianate village and gardens by Cl

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