Wales over the Xmas break
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DBK
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Wales! They're all Baptists and don't drink.
I know this because I married one but we celebrated (with significant liquid intake) our 40th wedding anniversary yesterday.
They take time to convert but it can be done.
I know this because I married one but we celebrated (with significant liquid intake) our 40th wedding anniversary yesterday.
They take time to convert but it can be done.
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not sure if Bury Port motorhome parking is still active. if it is its sea fron next to small marina and village great walks
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Ok ok I’m being a little bit lazy but I have spent two hours in the wild camp / pub stops . Looking for a cracking sea facing spot in Wales for a 7m PVC. Also got 2 large dogs to walk .
come on, give up those gems
What part of Wales?
It is quite big
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Well I am aiming to get to black rock , just south of Anglesey and I’ll be travelling clockwise around the coast - as I love the sea
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That’s one on my short list - thanks for the recommendation
Strumble head light house ... there is often ( in summer ) a couple of motorhomes parked for the night
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Ynyslas nature reserve
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ynyslas?wprov=sfla1
You can, or could in summer park on the estuary sands. Not sure about overnight there though, it might get a bit damp if the tide comes in.
Just head north on the coast road from Borth.
Shell Island is close to Blackrock Sands
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ynyslas?wprov=sfla1
You can, or could in summer park on the estuary sands. Not sure about overnight there though, it might get a bit damp if the tide comes in.
Just head north on the coast road from Borth.
Shell Island is close to Blackrock Sands
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Good shout - was on my list but appreciate the recommendation thanks
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DBK
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She likes sunshine. Umm...Congratulations - now ask that lovely wife where to stay
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Ok my list now thanks x
Lligwy beach carpark over looks the sea nice beach to walk the dogs nice cliff top walk to moelfre and lunch in kimnel arms. If lucky you may spot seals and dolphins we have in the past
You could try Fontygary Caravan Park, Rhoose. It’s about 12 miles west of Cardiff.
It overlooks the Bristol Channel, has access to an indoor pool, gym, and bar. One of the best Indian Restaurants is within the grounds too. A Pub is just over the road and a 14th Century Thatched Pub, The Blue Anchor, is about one mile away.
A twenty minute walk will take you to the railway station for a train to Cardiff, about 30 mins and £7.50 for a “flexible” day ticket.
The site itself slopes but is regularly used by motorhomes. Blocks are needed for comfort.
It overlooks the Bristol Channel, has access to an indoor pool, gym, and bar. One of the best Indian Restaurants is within the grounds too. A Pub is just over the road and a 14th Century Thatched Pub, The Blue Anchor, is about one mile away.
A twenty minute walk will take you to the railway station for a train to Cardiff, about 30 mins and £7.50 for a “flexible” day ticket.
The site itself slopes but is regularly used by motorhomes. Blocks are needed for comfort.
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Thanks for all the replies much appreciated
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Cae Du Campsite.... stayed there. Basic but you have a motorhome so don't need showers or toilets. Does have the relevant drains though. Just below Dolgellau on the coast.
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Man that tunnel looks tight
Our 7m Swift fitted no problem and it has an overcab bed.Man that tunnel looks tight
Ps. The train only runs every hour and stops by 9pm.
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