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St. Davids Park (Pentraeth) - St. David's Park is just 15 minutes drive from the mainland, but a million miles away from the daily grind of city life. Set in an idyllic location within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasting its own private beach with stunning views of the coastline and Red Wharf Bay, St David’s Park is indeed a unique and special place.
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Blackthorn Farm (Holyhead) - Blackthorn Farm is a family run Bed and Breakfast, Camping and Touring site. Situated in an idyllic spot on peaceful Holy Island in North Wales, it is set in 18 acres of outstanding unspoilt beauty with panoramic views encompasing the Irish Sea, the Snowdonia mountains, and the breathtaking coastal views of the Isle of Anglesey.
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Tyddyn Isaf Caravan and Camping Site (Dulas) - Thank you for considering Tyddyn Isaf as your Camping and Caravan holiday destination, we are a family owned and managed Park that overlooks Lligwy Bay on the Island of Anglesey.
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Rhos Caravan Park (Pentraeth) - All pitches are on level, well maintained grass and offer a choice of open views or a a more sheltered hedge or stone wall.
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Melin Rhos Caravan Park (Moelfre) - Ty'n Rhos & Melin Rhos Camping & Caravan Parks are located close to the lovely beach at Lligwy, just around the headland from the pretty fishing village of Moelfre.
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Mornest Caravan Park (Gaerwen) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description
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Ad Astra Caravan Park (Brynteg) - Ad Astra Caravan & Country Park Is Situated On The Beautiful Isle Of Anglesey On The North Wales Coast. The Park Is On The Outskirts Of The Village Of Brynteg Just Two Miles From The Beach And Bay At Benllech Famous For Its Golden Sands And Clear Blue Waters.
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Home Farm Caravan Park (Marianglas) - The park, which is set in farming countryside on the East coast of the Isle of Anglesey.
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Ty Hen Holiday Park (Rhosneigr) - A ten minute walk to Rhosneigr a small village on the south west coast of Anglesey, overlooking Caernarfon Bay and Irish Sea. Locally - five seaside award beaches (Good beach guide 2006), miles of sand dunes, walks, wildlife and fresh air, sailing, bowling, surfing, sub-aqua activities, aircraft spotting, golf, cycle rides, ornithology, botany, astronomy, and isolation.
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Point Lynas Caravan Park (Amlwch) - The park looks out towards the light house at Point Lynas, the white building on the cliffs in the photograph above. To the south Mynydd Eilian rises to 170 metres from where you can enjoy superb views along the east Anglesey coast to Snowdonia, and on clear days you can see the Isle of Man, and sometimes Ireland and Cumbria. The whole area is criss crossed with footpaths.
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