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Camp site was easy to find & in a good location with flat pitches. However the toilets are 100 meters walk & the showers 200 meters across a dirty farm yard. A sign states that dogs must be kept on a lead but owners dogs run everywhere & guests dogs copy this. It's nice to see the animals on the farm but the facilities are very basic, ie. Washing up for campers is in the toilets. Basically a good site but in need of updating.
Arrived mid day Friday which was good because it started to fill up in the evening when the second field was opened.
The reserved pitches are for electrical hook-ups.
The views were great and it is conveniently located for Llandudno. The fields were flat and just been mowed. Got very windy on the second night, we were exposed in the middle of the tent field.
Watch driving straight down the field as there is a gulley-like dip half way down which I think would take your front bumper off if you have a low to the ground vehicle.
Toilets are basic but cleaned and always toilet roll. Showers are near the entrance to the farm which is a fair walk.
Site manager was friendly and helpful staying in a caravan pitched on the field himself.
Some music started blaring late on the first night but was quickly turned off ? told to turn off.
To sum up, reasonably priced and pleasant site. ( Watch the old dear in the reception who can't/didn't add up properly.) Would stay again without question.
Had a great 3 nights stay here. Lovely flat scenic field, central for all sight seeing attractions. Field is at the back of the working farm which was great for my boys aged 10,6 and 3. Very busy at weekends, there was a bit of noise but nothing too bad.
Great site till needed to use the toilets, the ladies were just ok but my husband and boys dreaded using the mens, not very clean, there isn't any soap to wash hands with in either. The shower block is unisex which I didnt like as there were 3 young lads sat outside my shower cubicle all the time I was in there! Didnt have to queue at any time.
Just down the road is a garage with a spar attached to it which sells most things.
5 minute drive to beach and easy to reach other places.
Have to say if facilities were updated it would be a 5* site.
Stopped at the start of july with a group of friends, 7 of us, all older teenagers with no adults. No problem with us stopping there as long as there was no binge drinking and we didnt cause any problems at night.
Arrived at the campsite and drove down on to the tent field. Was allowed to pitch where ever we felt like which was nice, pitched up on the edge of the field near the water taps, and away from everyone so if was was loud we wouldn't cause any problems. The only thing I felt wrong with this was that because we camped on the edge we got the bright lights and noise from the cars driving up at night because it was an open through road, but wasn't really to much of a problem.
Toilet blocks are okay, there situated just before the fields so you have to walk up to them, never to busy, around about 10 toilets in the womens, but not to sure about the mens, was always toilet paper, sinks were just okay, and there was plugs for electrical things.
The Showers were further round at the front of the farm, so you have to walk past the cows with their lovely smell. I Recommend taking flip flops or something for the shower, which I didnt think of b4 hand, so I wore sock whilst in the shower. They are free, and have plenty of hot water, sometimes small queues but not to bad.
The field at night was relatively loud at the weekend as it was pretty full, music being played and you could hear the groups laughing, personally I didnt bother me, but that's because our group was sort of the same. Some women ever stopped outside our tents and had a dance to our singing. However there wasn't much noise coming from the caravan field.
There was plenty of room on the field for us to play football and for other kids to be running around and having fun, the lads at the bottom of the site were also playing rugby.
There is a petrol station just up the road which pretty much serves everything and was very convenient.
Bus stop was just at the end of the road, and is £2.20 one way to llandudno for a person over 15 and £1.10 for under, a bit over priced I think, so we only took 1 trip to llandudno.
Llandudno was nice, stone beach so cant really lie down and relax but we spent some time on there throwing stones it to the sea and just messing about.
Overall was a good stay, stopped from the Thursday to Friday, and we felt that it was just the right amount of time as we didnt have a car so we couldn't get to many places, so we were pretty limited, so just enough time spent there before we started getting bored.
This has got to be the most disappointing site ever. Dinarth Hall sounds lovely but the site certainly wasn't. We arrived through a filthy farmyard with farmdogs circling the van, growling at our dogs. The owners didn't come out of their 'cabin' and my husband had to brave the dogs. We drove down to the pitch (an uneven field basically) passing some very grim looking toilets. We noted that there was no way to walk from the field other than through the farmyard with our dogs (we are a motorhome remember) so we decided that this was not for us. We left- after nearly colliding with youths driving a tractor through the yard at speed. Not recommended.
Me and my 4yr old spent 6 wonderful nights here. The staff were friendly, the toilet block was always clean and always had loo roll. It was not noisy at night. The views were beautiful I cant say a thing wrong about it. My little lad was especially pleased that there were a few farm dogs that were happy and friendly, they didn't come in the tent but sat waiting for him to stroke them at the tent door :) Lots of horses and ponies, I was warned that on Bank Holidays it gets very busy, but what do you expect. Bus stop to Llandudno is just at the end of the road as is the bus stop to Rhos on Sea and Colwyn Bay, highly reccomended.
Just spent bank holiday weekend here we had a great time the children loved it we pitched by the horses and the views where lovely of the hills the children loved seeing the farm animals and playing in the small play area. The staff where friendly there where some nice pubs near by (the ship and the golf club) you couldnt book so I went early friday on my own with a 6 and 7 year old and a 10 month old baby
(I would just like to thank the couple who came and helped me put up the tent) my husband followed us down on friday night. The site got really busy and people where putting there tents up all over the field which made driving of the site very difficult the site was very basic but clean
We thought the site was a bit over priced for what it had but saying that we would go back again
We stayed her for 10 days. The showers were not as basic as we were lead to believe, plenty of room to keep clothes dry, we didnt have to queue once and there's even a stool in each to sit or put things on. The toilets were kept clean despite rain. The views are terrific and the staff friendly. Will go again
At short notice we decided on Saturday that we wanted to go camping on the bank holiday Sunday. After looking into lots of campsites, this was the only one with space available which made me quite dubious. Things started to look up when we drove into Rhos which is really pretty it has a lovely pub called The Ship which has a nice beer garden, games room with pool table. It is dog friendly allowing them both in and out, There is a beautiful church which is perched on the hillside. There is a garage which sells most things you could need - from here the campsite is literally a 5 - 10 min walk. As you travel up the drive to Dinarth Hall there are horses and cows in the fields. You drive through the working farm and down to the field where you will pitch your tent. A huge bonus was having the choice of where to pitch your tent so you can pick a private and quiet spot. We set up our tent by the stream at the bottom over looking a field with two friendly horses grazing (a lovely view to wake up to) By this point I was very pleased we had ended up here. There are plenty of toilets (I was happy to see the plug sockets) they are basic but are kept clean. Bit short of the number of showers which are unisex they are again kept clean. The block is situated right at the top through farm but if you don't fancy the walk you can always drive up. They allow same sex groups but we didn't see anyone causing any trouble or being loud, it was nice to see people around of all ages and the staff do patrols of the grounds regularly. Rhos on Sea is a lovely coastal town - not to busy even for a bank holiday weekend. There are couple of stands serving snacks etc. It has three or four pubs all serving food, also a few restaurants so enough to choose from if you want to get away from the campsite. It is about a two mile walk to beech which was okay and not over run with people, there was a beech where you can take your dog onto which was brilliant. All in all we had a great time and would recommend this campsite.To anyone else!
Arrived at the site lunchtime, there was plenty of space to pitch the tent. The site was fine, flat with lovely views but exposed. By early evening the field was almost full. The showers were located near reception which meant going through the farm to get to them. They were very basic, could do with a little renovation but were usable. The toilet block was nearer to the field and again was basic and not too clean. The site accepts groups of lads/girls which meant there was some noise/music but not much of a problem. There were some shops and pubs nearby and only a very short distance from Llandudno. We would go back again for a long weekend.
This is a great site close to all the relevant amenities and 2 good pubs nearby. You can sometimes get rowdy groups on site but not to the extent of it being much of a problem, any that get out of hand are soon ejected! The site is fairly level and the grass neatly trimmed. The facilities on site are basic but clean and more than adequate for a long weekend. Am leaving my tent behind now as have upgraded to a trailer tent but the tenting field is a good size but very exposed.
We found this site at 11 pm on a bank holiday weekend we had been driving since 4pm looking for somewhere. We drove straight on to the tent field and pitched our two tents we had a lot of space and it was level. We could have been anywhere it was very dark at this stage There was a lot of people still setting up. There was noise but what do you expect it is a tent field , everybody is outside not in a caravan
In the morning we had a lovely view and was quite pleased with the field The toilets are basic but clean and are close to the tent field and not the caravans for a change the showers are at the front of the site and cost 50p the same again clean but basic
This site is good if you want to sit out and have a drink with your friends there is also two pubs not far away that serve good for and are not to expensive there are also quite a few shops in walking distance
This was our first ever camping trip and it was like something from The Griswalds go Camping .... however, the camp site was really quite good, if a little basic.
We aree a family of seven and one dog. Two adults, five kids ranging from 10 down to 1 years old). I like home comforts to an extent but the fact that I forgot the electric hookup still didn't spoil anything. (What did was the missing tent pegs and guy ropes - another story).
Anyway, the campsite is actually on the grounds of a farm complete with big hall. When we arrived we paid a very reasonable £13.75 per night for all of us plus dog, and were told to pitch where we wanted. There is a small stream running alongside the field we went in and also a field full of ponies behind us. We were in the field marked Tents but the field next to us was for caravans. The field was level and there was plenty of room for a multitude of tents and still room to play cricket. We went on the Thursday before Bank Holiday Monday so expected the place to be overcrowded, happily, the owners just opened another field and that seemed to solve any would be problems regarding this.
The toilet blocks were basic but usually clean and fully stocked, however, on one trip to the loo there was no toilet roll in anyone of the twelve toilets. The owners were told and they sorted this out very quickly In the same location is the washing up sink, which I never had to queue for. For the girls,like myself, who like the old hair straighteners, there are electric sockets in the toilets which you can use for a small fee of 50p. (This gave me a good 20 mins of electric).
Next to the toilet blocks were the laundrette, which seemed fine and across the farmyard, next to the recepetion were the showers, which were fully functional, clean and they also had hairdryers.
The kids had a great time "on the farm" and there is also a small children's play area next to the caravan park. Water taps are plentiful around the parameter of the field we stayed in.
If there was one problem, there has to be one, it was the noise level in the early hours. There is a policy of No Noise after 11 but this was not the case. On my first night there was a trio of lads laughing, joking, etc until at least 2.30am and then on the following night not only were the trio back in force but a much larger family too. They partied hard until 4.30am,totally oblivious to the fact that there were other people,including kiddies,around trying to get a little sleep. We were okay about this really, as it was the bank holiday weekend and if you can't have a laugh on your hols, when can you - a few other families didn't agree with me and reported the said people to the owners only to be told "don't tell me - tell the police - don't be getting me up at that time". Hmmmmmmm, luckily though the other two nights passed fairly peacefully and we did get our own back by telling our little darlings that it was definitely okay to play around some of the tents at half past six in the morning!!!
All in all, I would go back here but only for a short haul hol.
We turned up ‘on spec’ and received a friendly welcome from this family-run site. Don’t be too fooled by the name, it is most certainly a farm rather than a hall! The reception is housed in an old static caravan at the entrance to the site and we were asked to find a space on the tent field before we committed ourselves to paying. I found there to be plenty of room, but it impressed me that the owners were taking care to prevent over-crowding. The shower block is at the very entrance to the site and then a short walk through the farm proper (avoiding cow-pats) leads you to the tent field and caravan field. The caravan field is lit and has a couple of flower beds whereas the tent field is simply that. All the caravans get hook-ups, but there are very few for the tents, so well worth booking early if you need one.
The view of the surrounding countryside from the fields is quite spectacular as you are nestled between about seven hills. Despite being so close to the coast there is no sea view though.
The site is very, very, very basic so don’t expect any whistles and bells here. The showers and toilets were clean but we still didn’t look forward to using them. The showers were free but the water temperature was too hot for young children. The shower cubicles are unisex. The children’s play area was so dilapidated that I kept it secret from my kids; quite easy as it was tucked away behind the caravan field. There is a laundry on site but no shop. Thankfully there are shops and take-aways only a short distance away.
The big downside to our stay was the noise from other campers. Vehicles were driven around the site late at night. There were 3 separate groups (young and old) having party’s until the early hours. In the morning there were bottles strewn on the grass. Although the site rules are strict, they are not enforced.
Rhos-on-sea and Llandudno are close by and are jewels on the North Wales coast. Rhos-on-sea has sandy beaches and a lovely ice cream parlour whilst the beaches at Llandudno are pebbly with the Great Orme being worth a visit for the views alone.
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Is Dinarth Hall Camping And Caravan Park child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
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 
Camp site was easy to find & in a good location with flat pitches. However the toilets are 100 meters walk & the showers 200 meters across a dirty farm yard. A sign states that dogs must be kept on a lead but owners dogs run everywhere & guests dogs copy this. It's nice to see the animals on the farm but the facilities are very basic, ie. Washing up for campers is in the toilets. Basically a good site but in need of updating. 
