Trwyn yr Wylfa Camping Site - Conwy Campsite

Trwyn yr Wylfa meaning watching point when translated has a spectacular view of the sea and Mountains it has been enjoyed by visitors to Trwyn yr Wylfa since the 1940's. With mountains to one side and a seascape to the other, this Conwy coast campsite takes some beating in the location leagues.

Although in operation since the 1940s, Trwyn yr Wylfa was recently acquired by the Jones family in 2017. This is very much a campers' campsite and the resulting clientele are a friendly mix of families, couples and walkers. The site facilitiesinclude a washblock dispensing hot showers and separate ladies and gents facilities, family shower rooms a dishwashing area, chemical disposal point, recycling collection, lockers for charging devices, microwave, fridges and freezers available. Complimentary Wi-Fi is also included in site fees.

Wherever you decide to pitch your tent or if you choose to stay in our Glamping tents varieties on offer here, uninterrupted views are promised. To the west Anglesey, Puffin Island and the Menai Straits; to the east Llandudno and The Great Orme limestone headland; to the south the pony-pocked slopes of the Carneddau mountains; and on the very clearest of days, you might just spy the Isle of Man across the Irish Sea to the north.

Great location situated on the northern fringes of Snowdonia National Park, there's a wealth of walking routes to enjoy. The Synchnant Pass over Conwy Mountain or the coastal path can be picked up right from the site. Local amenities are also easily reachable with both beach and pubs a few minutes' stroll away.

Great location to explore the many attractions of Conwy, Llandudno or Snowdonia. Attractions such as Surf Snowdonia, Zip World are all within 30 min drive.