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We chose this site due to its location, close to Llandudno for a triathalon event. Due to the inclement weather in the preceding week I phoned the site to check the pitches were okay. The reply was they seem okay. Well when we arrived a fair proportion of the site was under water, but we did find a reasonably dry route to a reasonably dry pitch with electric.
Toilets are old but clean with plenty of hot water soap and a hand dryer. The showers are located through the other side of the farmyard and as we have a fully functional shower in the m/home we didn't visit so cannot comment. Prices are steep for what is on offer.
£18 for the m/home two people and electric, but then it is £7 per extra adult and £3.50 for each child over 2. So families beware this is an expensive site for what you get, but then there are very few sites in this area.
We really enjoyed staying at this campsite. It was pretty basic, which suited us fine. Our two year old enjoyed seeing the animals close to the shower block. It was busy on the bank holiday weekend.
We did not need to make a booking which was great because we were waiting to see if the weather would be dry.
The view from the Site was really pretty. It was in a nice location between Colwyn Bay and Llandudno.
There is a nice beach for kids to play on at Rhos on Sea and Llandudno is good for a nice walk around and some shopping.
Stayed here for three nights over the May bank holiday, rang three weeks before and were told all electric pitches were booked, but we could stay on non electric.
There were six of us in three campervans, when our friends arrived they were told there were two electric pitches available and we could split them between the three of us which was fine.
The next day we noticed there were a few electric pitches still available, one being next to us, a bit annoying when we could have had three pitches next to each other instead of sharing two.
Apart from that we had a fantastic weekend, the weather was kind.
The toilet block was old but kept clean, it is a working farm, but well laid out and the views are lovely.
There is a bus stop five min walk from the site which takes you into Llandudno, but we found out that it is much much cheaper to get a taxi, and of course quicker.
There is a pub about 10 min walk called The Qweens Head which serves very good food and was very popular, but well worth the wait.
I phoned before we arrived but was told I didn't need to book. We came hear for the bank holiday. Reception consists of a caravan in the entrance of a farm yard.
Reception was good and staff were helpful with directions to local shops. The aria is close to the beach of llandudno, which has a stony beach with lovely looking white hotels along the sea front.
Parking can be a nightmare but free the further out you are along the road. Chips can be bought on the peer that were nice. Shops were open on a sunday and monday.
There was a morrisons only 2 miles away. For the more deserning dieter.
The weather was wet when we got there and despite the rain the tent didn't get waterlogged. Drainage was quite good.
The off road entrances were a little muddy due to the amount of rain we had.
I was up early and checked out the showers that were hot and free and 9 I think unisex cubicles with locking doors and stools for your clothes. They were free. Worked well they were muddy due again to the rain but were cared for. Also 9 toilets with a mirror and dish wash area.
Wash area with baby change cupboard. Oh and plug for your hair dryer. Plenty of soap and toilet roll even when busy as they were when we went.
We visited this site on May bank holiday weekend. We chose this site, as we only decided to go at the last minute, and you didn't need to book (provided you don't want electric).
We arrived quite early on the Friday, and the friendly gentleman on reception advised us we could pitch where we wanted, except for whre the electric pitches were. This meant we had pretty much the pick of the whole of the bottom field.
The site is on a field within a working farm, which was nice for the children (ages 6&2) as there were always horses going passed the tent. There were also cows and sheep on the farm, and in neighbouring fields
The toilet block is basic, but was always clean, and plenty of loo roll available.
There are three sinks for dish washing, one in the main laundry area where there are two washing machines, and a tumble dryer. Another two sinks are located just inside the door of each of the gents and ladies toilets.
The shower block is just across the farmyard, which is unisex and there are 6 really roomy showers in there, which were very spacious for me and my two young children. There was also a hairdryer which costs 20p, I managed to dry my own, and both girls hair for just one 20p!
We never had to queue for the washing up or the showers, which was surprising seeing as it was bank holiday weekend and the site seemed to be almost full.
An ice-cream van visits the site each day at about 4pm, which the children loved.
There is a play area, but it was rather run down when we visited, and full of nettles. This could certainly do with some TLC.
You can walk to a local pub from the site, but it is up a very steep hill. The promenade can also be walked to from the site, but we didn't manage to do this while we were there. There is a bus stop just outside where you can take a bus to Llandudno.
We did go to Llandudno for the day, which is only about a 5-10 minute drive away in the car. Parking was reasonable to, if I remember right it was only £3 for the whole day alongside the promenade.
Overall we enjoyed our stay at Dinarth Hall, and would definitely return.
Yes it is a nice site, but the toilets are to far away from fields, showers even further, We had to put toilet cassette in the car to take it to empty it.
The water taps were set around the site which was easy to top up. It is about 15 mins walk to pub/garage/shop. It is a long walk to the beach.
There was a little group that were a bit loud one evening the owners asked them to leave which was very good.
We would use the site again as we don't need to use the toilets/showers.
The owners are very nice/pleasant. The views were lovely. The park was a bit basic,
The electric tripped out a number of times had to wait up to 2 hrs again not a problem for us really.
Our visit was at the end of the April, it was my daughters 1st trip camping at 2 1/2 yrs and she was chuffed to see all the farm animals and tractors etc. As we are all from farming backgrounds so made her feel at ease,
As we knew nothing about the site, just turned up and managed to pitch despite how busy it was.
The site itself is stunning, stone cottages around in the hills. Horses hacking through the camp. Very picturesque.
Showers clean and hot, we were very pleased and are planning our next visit in four weeks
We have stayed numerous times this year and are planning spending the bank holiday there.
The wash room/loos and showers are basic but clean and always lots of hot water. Not a bad walk about 100 yrds away, showers a little further but are quite big with a stool and hooks to keep things dry. The showers are mixed but no one seems to worry. Huge tumble dryer is great after a day on the beach (40p for 8 bath towels that were quite wet)there is also an iron and board but we didn't use it. Washers also.Two dishes sinks in laundry room, one in cubical in ladies wash rooms. Lots of fresh water taps around the site, step back though, the water pressure give you a soaking!
Lots of animals around so lovely for the kids. Sea gulls are a bit noisy in the morning but to be expected as close to the sea. Lots of young families, so kids are in and out saying hello,chatting and playing. Wouldnt recommend if you want a quiet break, we have no young children but don't mind the chatter and the odd stray football. There is a playground on the caravan field - word of mouth didn't personally see it.
Its quite a lively and busy site especially at weekends but is generally quiet after 11pm. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful. Young lad always comes down to say hello, and see if we need help (once we have pitched Ha Ha)Good flat field, electric pitches around the outside near fence line(sorry don't use one so don't know how many). Be careful of the dip in the field about halfway down, seen a few people caught out oops !
Short drive to Llandudno, Rhos on Sea and Colwyn all nice sea side towns and I believe a bus to all passes the campsite. Plenty of shops (Spar Garage is the closest, Lidl and Aldi further down the same road about a mile away)and a couple of pubs within walking distance.
All in all a good value family site in a lovely location. £14 per couple per night and we have never been charged extras for our jetski or large hilux(been charged up to 5 pounds on other sites)
We visited this site during the summer holidays, arriving on a Thursday and leaving on the Sunday. When we arrived we booked in and got told to pitch our tent on the large field, we could choose our own pitch which was really good and pitched next to the horses in the field which my daughter absolutely loved!. The field was level and the tent pitched easily, there was also quite a few water points which was good.
The first night we were here, there was a thunder and lightning storm and strong winds! when we got up we went to 'defrost' in the shower, the block is dated and unisex and separate from the toilets however is only a short walk through the yard and worth it, the block was clean and the showers warm and powerful the cubicles are quite large too, my daughter and I managed to get showered and dressed in the same cubical. The showers were free too.
The toilets are closer to the camping field and again a bit dated however they were clean and perfectly usable. There are plenty of toilets and sinks and never really busy.
The site filled up over the weekend with quite a few families arriving with 2/3 tents all pitched together. Although it got noisier it was nothing extreme just families enjoying themselves playing ball, cricket etc. There was also lots of people having fires in the barbeques which all added to the atmosphere. My daughter was a sleep in the tent by 9pm every evening so noise levels not extreme!
The site is about 5 minutes walk from a pub although quite steep hill on the way and the petrol station and shop are all on the same road.
We spent our days in llandudno (about 6 miles drive) and Rhyl (about 13 miles drive) We also went to a shopping mall just down the road with lots of little shops (pound shops etc) and also supermarkets indoors.
Over all we enjoyed our stay and will be returning again. The site is in the countryside surrounded by trees/farm animals and hills, however just down the road you have the beautiful seaside town of llandudno, a perfect location for a summer retreat!
My family and I stayed here weekend of the 19-22nd of August, and it is just a GREAT site.
Very well maintained and obviously well cared for, and rightly so, the setting is superb!
I suspect Steve has a lot to do with this, he seemed to be always on the go.
Lovely views of the hills and valleys of North Wales, perfectly situated between Colwyn bay to the right, and Llanduddno to the left, a real hidden jewel of a site.
As you drive into the farmyard, you would certainly not expect what awaits you 100 yards around the corner, it is akin to stepping through the wardrobe door, and suddenly appearing in Narnia.
The kids were safe here, and we were happy for them to play out until the light had gone, amongst the Horses and free roaming chickens etc.
Yes, this site could do with some updating of the facilities (Play area, shower block etc) but what they have, works adequately, and I get the overall impression that the people complaining about the facilities are the ones who want £200 a night facilities for 20 quid! (You know the ones).
Definitely a return to this site for us, and in the not too distant future, we are missing it already!
If you want a well cared for conveniently situated site for the N. Wales coastline, in a setting that looks like one of Gods personal sketches, then I heartily recommend Dinarth hall to you and your families, you will not be disappointed.
This has to be one of the most beautiful locations we have been to. Most of the comments relate to how nice the people running the site are. And they are. It is such a shame that the facilities let this site down. It is not the fact that you have to walk across a working farm yard with all that entails it is just that the showers and loos are in need of serious renovation. They are old, dark, dingy. The site is cheap at £16 a night for a van, electric and two people but with these views location and up to date facilities we would gladly have paid more.
I went with my son (5yrs), with this being his first camping trip I wanted to take him to a fairly decent site, rather than the 'basic' ones I normally go to.
I wasn't disappointed. Greeted by a very nice lady in her office/caravan. Very helpful on where to pitch.
Toilets were clean. Showers were also clean (although not that clear at first were they were).
With it being a working farm there a lots of cows and horses, which my boy loved looking at.
I'm not sure if there where any power points for the part time campers though.
Its a stones throw from a beach too.
I'll be going back there again. It is a nice site.
We booked this site very quickly on our day of departure without really doing much research. The location was fantastic - really near the coast and very easy to find.
The site itself was very pleasant indeed with good facilities (although a long walk through a farmyard to the free showers). However we were very upset by the noise level on the site. Car stereos were blaring out until very late at night and the main camping field was packed. We asked to move on to the overflow field and found it a bit quieter but we could still hear the loud music.
We also had the additional problem of cars speeding through the field late at night. Unfortunately we won't be returning to this site although we'll definitely return to North Wales.
Went to this site on recommendation from a friend very easy to get to and good wide road into the site make it easy whatever you tow.Its on a working farm and you book in at a large modern caravan by the gate where a friendly lady tells you where to go and where everything is.
Its a clean concrete road through the farm that leads you into the main site all caravans and tent pitches are all on grass and plenty of ehu if don't need ehu you can go into the big field and pitch where you want. Plenty of water taps but be aware the force of water is tremendous first time I use them I got drench by the force. The toilets are bit dated but spotlessly clean all painted in brilliant white paint with seven cubicles in the gent and stainless steel urinals??? and four wash hand basins shaver points and large mirrors. Plenty of hot water and paper and soap. There is also an elsan point and waste water point, washing up room with dryer and iron. To get to the showers you got to walk through the farm yard to the main entrance where there are five very powerful showers. Free and the cubicles are very big and as my wife is an invalid I could go in with her and help her which was a god send.
The area around is very pleasant, llandudno five minutes by car, rhos on sea, Colwyn bay, Conwy all within 10 min drive or less shops and pubs quite close.vI was very happy with this site and the cost was 14 pounds and two pounds for electric for the two of us and they did not charge for the awning I had. The site does get busy at weekends but Mon to Fri its very quiet. I been to sites with more modern facilities at a cost but these were a bit dated but very very clean so I was very happy as I felt I had my moneys worth and when I am in the area again I certainly go back
Stayed here at the end of July with our son and granddaughter and on the whole I was pleasantly surprised. The surrounding area is beautiful. Rhos is a great little place and Llandudno is excellent for shops and a great sea front.
Directions of site very good easy to find. Lots of free parking on the sea front. Plenty of good walking nearby. Whilst I agree with the friendliness of the site, the owners, plenty of hot water, large shower cubicles etc.
I do think a little bit more effort could be put into the children's play area and improving the drainage for the pitches alongside the fence between the tent and caravan field.
We were given a plot and could not understand why the middle was left virtually unused, but then realised that was mainly for motor homes and the 'weekenders'. If I remember correctly we had plot 51 - don't accept this pitch unless it there has been no rain for weeks. We only had one night and morning of rain (and then not heavy), went out and came back to a of an inch of water stood in the awning about two foot long! No - we do not expect miracles for sixteen quid a night (add two extra people and it is much more than that in a tourer with electric hook up), what we do expect is proper drainage.
overall it is a good site, just needs a bit of tlc to make it a very good site
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Tent Pitches 
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Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <1 mile 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
We chose this site due to its location, close to Llandudno for a triathalon event. Due to the inclement weather in the preceding week I phoned the site to check the pitches were okay. The reply was they seem okay. Well when we arrived a fair proportion of the site was under water, but we did find a reasonably dry route to a reasonably dry pitch with electric. 
