In the heart of the gorgeous North Wales countryside you will find Bryn Ffanigl Ganol Caravan and Camping Park; a small, family run campsite where you will be greeted with open arms and given a very warm welcome. It’s a rural spot, and with the glorious rolling green hills as a backdrop and 360 degree panoramic views from every pitch, it is not difficult to see why guests come back and stay here again and again. It is a peaceful, friendly and quiet campsite in a tranquil setting; everyone is welcome (including dogs) and you are assured of a very relaxing stay.

The spacious pitches are well set out over the campsite with hardstanding and grass pitches available and a variety of options depending on whether you want a fully serviced pitch, electricity or a more basic tent pitch. A spanking clean and underfloor heated shower and toilet block opened in 2018 and is very well maintained - still looking brand new actually - and there are all the facilities you need including a laundry, a washing up area and a chemical disposal. They also have a tourist and information point, so if you are not familiar with this part of Wales, you can get your bearings and find out exactly what you can do in the local area and where things are. The wardens on the campsite are always available and very happy to help out.

The location is cracking. The green farmland of Bryn Ffanigl Ganol sits only a few miles from the nearest beach and the north Wales coastal roads offer a vast variety of stunning scenery. Visit the elegant town of Llandudno, one of Britain’s most popular seaside resorts, with a history that goes back to the Bronze Age. Or Conwy - only 20 minutes away from the campsite - with its imposing 13th century Castle and walls that form part of the local UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town walls are considered to be among the finest and most complete in Europe, stretching for nearly a mile around medieval Conwy, with 21 towers and 3 original gateways. It is quite a sight. If you don’t mind heights, you can walk the length of the walls and will be treated to stunning views of the Castle and the estuary beyond.

Gwrych Castle, last year’s home to the celebs on “I’m a Celebrity Get me out of Here!” is a fifteen minute drive away; they are currently in the throes of a restoration project, but you can still visit and it is a spectacular building. The coast and its attractions however are only half the story. Bryn Ffanigl Ganol is close to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park, where you can hike, bike and climb to your heart’s content, with some of the most magnificent trails, mountains and lakes to be seen anywhere in the UK.

Back at the campsite all is quiet. The rural location means that your pitch is a welcome sanctuary at the end of a day exploring all north Wales has to offer. And depending on how wild your adventures have been, you might be glad of a hot shower and an evening just putting your feet up and watching the sun go down.