Family-run The Paddocks Caravan and Camping is a small, immaculately organised adults-only site in North Wales, offering well-maintained, flat and spacious pitches.
On site, facilities are modern and thoughtfully designed. There`s a bright, well-lit shower block featuring two private bathrooms (each with a large shower, basin and toilet), alongside three additional toilets and two separate showers with dressing areas, one of which includes a hairdryer. A covered communal space provides seating, washing-up sinks, a fridge-freezer with ice and cold water dispenser, drinks fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and a phone-charging point.
Fire pits and barbecues are welcome, provided they are raised off the ground and placed on the designated concrete slabs, PLEASE NOTE that all logs must be bought from the campsite because we will only allow Kiln dried logs to be burnt onsite, as they burn with less smoke than normal logs. Chimineas, fire pits and small BBQ`s are available to hire nightly from the site, logs, kindling wood and charcoal are all available for purchasing onsite.
Please note, this is a peaceful, adults-only site and parties or loud groups are not permitted.
FOR SAFETY REASONS (FIRE) THERE IS STRICTLY: NO ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING ALLOWED ANYWHERE ON THE CAMPSITE.
Nearby Attractions
Just under five minutes` drive from the beach at Criccieth and around half an hour from the impressive castles of Harlech and Caernarfon, it`s an excellent base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula.
A 10-minute drive brings you to the broad, south-facing sands of Pwllheli - once a haven for smugglers and pirates, now a far more peaceful spot. For something more scenic, follow the Llyn Peninsula Coastal Path for breathtaking views, abundant wildlife and invigorating sea air. Whether it`s sandcastle building, paddling or rockpooling, the coastline offers plenty to enjoy.
If you would prefer to leave the car behind, a bus stop is just five minutes` walk away, or you can explore on foot. The nearby village of Llanystumdwy (also five minutes away) is well worth a visit as the final resting place of former Prime Minister David Lloyd George. Here, you can visit his grave, explore the small museum, take a stroll along the picturesque River Dwyfor, or unwind with a drink in the local pub.(Local pub is under refurbishment at the moment until our 2027 season)
Price Guide - Updated August 2026
Fully serviced hardstanding & grass touring pitch = £38 per night (2 people)
Grass Tent pitch with Electric hook up = £33 per night (2 people)
Grass tent Pitch (non electric) = £28 per night (2 people)
Campervan/motorhome Grass pitch with Electric hook up = £33 per night(2 people)
Campervan Grass pitch (no electric) £30.00 per night (2 people)
Extras to add on:
Extra persons per person per pitch £10 per night (MAX.to add = 2 extra per pitch)
Dogs = £2 per night /per dog (MAX.2)
Awnings = £2 per night (MAX.1)
Gazebo = £2 per night (MAX. 1) 3x3 maximum dimensions
Please note this is an indication of prices, please contact the campsite for a definitive price for your stay
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