Bodnant Caravan Park
Llanrwst, Conwy
Open from
1st March to 31st October (approx.)
Contact
- Phone
Telephone 01492 640 248
| Telephone | 01492 640 248 |
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| Telephone | 01492 640 248 |
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| Motorhome pitches | 35 | £20.00-£26.00 |
| Touring pitches | 35 | £20.00-£26.00 |
| Tent pitches | 14 | £20.00-£24.00 |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches |
| Holiday homes | 2 | £290.00-£390.00 |
Multi-Service Pitches Caravans and Motor Caravans
Electric and TV Hook up for tents
Dog Walk
Directions
The site is situated opposite the leisure centre and on the B5427 Nebo Road from Llanrwst, and is clearly signposted at the junction with the A470.The Conwy Valley is a place of unsurpassed beauty clothed, it is said, in every shade of green imaginable. Despite the farming of its lands, the planting of great swathes of forest, and the building of roads and the railway, the valley has remained relatively unchanged throughout the centuries, a scenic and unspoilt location for holidays in Snowdonia. Apart from the natural beauty of its rivers and lakes, and the vistas of the rugged Snowdonia mountains, there are numerous places of interest to visit during your stay.
Llanrwst, the 'capital' of the Conwy Valley, is an ancient market town built on the banks of the River Conwy. The ancient three-arched stone bridge leads into a town made up of narrow streets offering a plethora of shops selling goods from everyday needs to home-baked bread and Welsh delicacies. There is something to suit all palates in the variety of restaurants, bistros, cafes, take-aways and 'olde worlde' tea-rooms.
There is a wealth of culture and heritage in the Conwy Valley, including the following:
St. Crwst's Church, Llanrwst (½ mile):
15th century church with beautiful carved rood screen, effigy of Hywel Coetmor and stone coffin of Llywelyn the Great
Tu Hwnt i'r Bont, Llanrwst (½ mile):
Welsh afternoon teas are served in this ancient courthouse with its low oak beams, now in the keeping of the National Trust
Gwydyr Castle, Llanrwst (1 mile):
16th century Manor House that was the ancestral home of the famous Wynns of Gwydyr
Trefriw Wells Spa (3 miles):
This spa was said to have been discovered by soldiers from the XX Roman Legion
Trefriw Woollen Mills (2 miles):
Working mill with large shop selling its products.
Crafnant & Geirionydd Lakes (4 miles):
Beautiful lakes nestling in the mountains above Trefriw
Capel Garmon Cromlech (5 miles):
This burial chamber dates from circa 1800 BC
Betws-y-Coed (3 miles):
This most well known of Welsh villages is in a picturesque location and offers many shopping opportunities during holidays in Snowdonia
Bodnant Garden, Eglwysbach (8 miles):
Surely the greatest garden in Wales, famous for its Laburnum arch (after which the caravan site is named!)
Further afield, but still within easy reach there are many more attractions to be discovered including:
Conwy Castle
Caernarfon Castle
Llechwedd Slate Caverns - Blaenau Ffestiniog
Slate Museum - Llanberis
Copper Mines - Llandudno & Beddgelert
Welsh Mountain Zoo - Colwyn Bay
Steam Railways - Ffestiniog Railway & Snowdon Mountain Railway
There are endless things to do locally during memorable holidays in Snowdonia staying at Bodnant Caravan Park.
Walking
Overall rating
Based on 5 review(s)
Shropshire 17 Aug 2013
As we pulled onto the site it was a picture, the flowers and garden beautifuly cared for....very inviting. BUT we found the shower and toilet block a real let down they really do need up dating.It would also have been nice to have had some form of contact with the owners. The pitches are a lovely size and well cared for.
aberdeenshire 04 Aug 2013
Didn't stay at the site but found customer service to be very poor my wife contacted to book and was told someone would call back later which never happened.
she called back the following day and booked a pitch but due to unforeseen circumstances she called back within 24 hours to cancel and although she was offered the chance to use the deposit for alternative dates. this option was not available to us due to my wife's employment
I have since emailed them to express my disappointment and ask them to refund my deposit but after 3 days I have still not had a response
needless to say I wont be recommending this site to anyone
leicestershire 12 Jun 2011
We had a wonderful time, the park was very clean and tidy. A very pretty area of Wales, lots of places to visit and sites to see.
I would highly recommended this site to anyone thinking of going to Wales. We will be going back next year for our second visit.
cheshire 12 Apr 2011
We go to this camp every year and never grow tired of view or the peace. Never change this wonderful site, cant wait till this may hurry up please. We have used this site for years and will continue to use so handy for seeing north wales,walking distance about 15mins to pub/ eating cafes and shops. Dont for get your free range eggs on site sooo good.
stoke on trent 29 Aug 2009
I would recomend this site to anyone it is well laid out with ample room between pitches. Care and attention to the flower beds and tubs was there for all to see. All age groups are made welcome, children have a play area and dogs have their own walking area. The toilets and shower blocks were clean and tidy. My stay here was short but very enjoyable. A big thankyou to Mrs Jenkins for helping us out in our hour of need.
bodnant Caravan Park, Llanrwst, Conwy
The grounds here are immaculate and in a beautiful setting. The pitches are very good and have electricity and water and it's only a short walk into town so very convenient.
- 01 May 2022
A lovely site with level pitches, it was spotless, quiet and beautiful and we thoroughly recommend it. The place is a mass of flowers, trees and manicured lawns and the owner was friendly to everyone. It's an easy walk into the village and there are plenty of shops plus cafes, restaurants and pubs.
- 05 Jun 2021
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