Anglesey Private Caravan Hire

A great-value family caravan on Anglesey’s peaceful north coast

This privately owned holiday caravan sits on the quiet Ynys Goch Caravan Park near Amlwch, on the rugged and beautiful north coast of Anglesey (Ynys Môn). Sleeping up to four, it makes a comfortable, great-value base for a family seaside holiday away from the crowds — a peaceful spot from which to explore the dramatic coastline, the copper-mining heritage and the sandy beaches of this less-visited corner of the island. If you are after a simple, friendly and affordable Anglesey break, it is a lovely choice.

The caravan

The caravan sleeps up to four, making it ideal for a couple or a small family, and sits on the peaceful Ynys Goch park near the north coast. It is a relaxed, uncommercial setting rather than a big, busy resort — the kind of quiet base where you can unwind, let the children play and use the caravan as a comfortable home from home while you spend your days out on the coast and the cliffs. Being privately owned, it offers genuine value for a family holiday on Anglesey.

Amlwch and the copper coast

Amlwch is a fascinating historic copper port, and the area around it is unlike anywhere else on the island. The extraordinary, almost Martian landscape of Parys Mountain — once the largest copper mine in the world — is close by, with waymarked trails through its ochre-and-orange rock. The pretty little resort of Bull Bay, with its rocky coves, is just along the coast, and this stretch of the Anglesey Coastal Path offers some of the most dramatic clifftop walking anywhere in Wales.

Exploring the north coast

There is plenty within easy reach. Cemaes, the most northerly village in Wales, has two lovely sandy beaches and a sheltered harbour, while the nature reserve and lagoon at Cemlyn Bay is famous for its summer tern colonies. The headland and lighthouse at Point Lynas, the beach at Lligwy and the maritime village of Moelfre are all close by, and the historic town of Beaumaris and the island’s larger resorts are a comfortable drive away. Amlwch’s heritage harbour and Copper Kingdom centre tell the story of its 18th-century mining boom, and the quiet lanes and clifftop paths of this corner of Anglesey are a real joy to explore on foot or by bike. For more ideas on the area and other places to stay, see our Amlwch accommodation guide.

At a glance

• Private holiday caravan on Ynys Goch park, near Amlwch
• Sleeps up to four — ideal for a couple or small family
• Peaceful, great-value base on Anglesey’s north coast
• Near Parys Mountain, Bull Bay and the Anglesey Coastal Path
• Within reach of Cemaes, Cemlyn, Lligwy and Moelfre
• A quiet, uncommercial base for exploring the copper coast

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to four — ideal for a couple or a small family.

Where is it? On the quiet Ynys Goch Caravan Park near Amlwch, on Anglesey’s north coast.

What’s the setting like? Peaceful and uncommercial — a quiet park rather than a big, busy resort.

What’s nearby? Parys Mountain, Bull Bay, Cemaes and Cemlyn beaches, and the Anglesey Coastal Path.

Is it good value? Yes — a privately owned caravan offering an affordable family base on the island.

Are there beaches nearby? Yes — the sandy beaches at Cemaes and the cove at Lligwy are within easy reach, with the Anglesey Coastal Path on the doorstep for clifftop walks.

Book your stay

For a peaceful, great-value family caravan holiday in one of Anglesey’s quietest and most dramatic corners, this is a lovely spot. Get in touch to check availability and book your stay using the options on this page.