A friendly, family-run campsite between the mountains and the sea
In the village and surrounding areas, there is a wealth of attractions for all types of visitor, from outdoor and sporting events to family and history events
With the opening of the Wales coastal path this year, there are over 180 miles of welsh coastline to explore, right from our doorstep. Stop in and stay with us along the way! For more info you can visit the Wales Coastal Path website:
walescoastpath.gov.uk/
Feeling energetic? Visit this site for all you need to know about walking the Welsh 3000 peaks.
For more info available on the Welsh 3000s website:
welsh3000s.co.uk/
Llanfairfechan Town is a small Victorian seaside town situated on the North Wales coast. It has a lovely beach and promenade leading to a bird reserve where you can see the largest known population of Great Crested Grebe, along with Lapwing and Oyster Catchers to name a few. There are many facilities for children including 2 playgrounds, tennis courts and paddling pool. In the village itself, you can take a walk around the historic 'Close' and marvel at the 25 Arts and Crafts houses designed by Herbert Luck North in the late 1800's. At the upper end of the village, there is a lovely walk through Nant Y Coed leading up into Snowdonia National Park where you can walk along to the druids circles above Penmaenmawr and see the wild ponies along the way.
There are many varied activity centres within close proximity to Platt's Farm such as climbing walls, mountain biking, the UK's longest zip-line and the UK's first Wavegarden® surfing lagoon and much, much more! Head over to adventuremap.co.uk for more information.
For something a little different why not try one of the Hill Farm tours offered by Celticos. Visit their website:
celticos.com/welsh-hill-farming-experience
To book please call:
01248 680105
or email:
sam@plattsfarm.com.