Ty Croes Mawr Private Caravan Hire

Ty Croes Mawr is a clean, comfortable and well-equipped private static caravan tucked away on the peaceful western slope of Rhiw, on the Llŷn Peninsula. Sleeping five and enjoying breathtaking views out towards Bardsey Island, it offers genuine away-from-it-all tranquillity in one of the quietest and most scenic corners of North Wales.

A secluded caravan with Bardsey Island views

The setting is the star here. Perched on the green hillside of Rhiw, the caravan looks out over the sweep of the coast towards Bardsey Island, with wide skies and sea air all around. It is clean, well equipped and set up for a relaxed self-catering holiday, making it a lovely spot to unwind and reconnect with the outdoors.

Space and layout

Ty Croes Mawr sleeps up to five guests across three bedrooms, with a bathroom and a fully fitted kitchen — comfortable for a family or a small group. The peaceful position means there is nothing to disturb the quiet, just the views, the walks and the changing light over the water.

At a glance

• Sleeps up to 5 in a well-equipped static caravan
• Three bedrooms and a fitted kitchen
• Spectacular views towards Bardsey Island
• Peaceful hillside setting at Rhiw
• On the unspoilt western Llŷn Peninsula

Where it is

Rhiw is a tiny hamlet set high above the great curve of Porth Neigwl — Hell’s Mouth — on the western Llŷn. It is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, prized for its peace, its dark skies and its sweeping coastal views. The westernmost village of Aberdaron is just a short drive away. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Llŷn Peninsula accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

This is superb walking and beach country. The long surf beach of Hell’s Mouth lies just below, popular with surfers and walkers alike, while the National Trust’s Plas yn Rhiw — a charming manor house with sub-tropical gardens and glorious bay views — is close at hand. A little further on, Aberdaron offers boat trips out to Bardsey Island, a sanctuary for seabirds and seals, and the famous Whistling Sands at Porth Oer. The Wales Coast Path winds along the headlands all around, with quiet coves to discover at every turn.

Who it suits

With its spectacular views and deeply peaceful setting, Ty Croes Mawr suits couples and families who want to escape the bustle and enjoy walking, beaches and big coastal skies. It is perfect for anyone after a quiet, scenic retreat on the unspoilt western Llŷn.

Good to know

As a self-catering caravan in a rural hillside setting, Ty Croes Mawr rewards those who arrive ready to relax and make the most of the outdoors. Bring walking boots, a camera for the Bardsey views and supplies for self-catering, as the nearest shops are in Aberdaron a short drive away. Mobile signal can be limited in this remote spot, which is all part of the appeal for a proper switch-off. Long summer evenings and clear, dark night skies make it a lovely place to slow right down, watch the light change over the water and simply unwind away from the crowds.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does it sleep? Up to five guests across three bedrooms.

Are there views? Yes — spectacular views out towards Bardsey Island.

Where is it? On the slope of Rhiw, on the western Llŷn Peninsula.

Is it peaceful? Yes, it is in a quiet, secluded hillside spot.

What is nearby? Hell’s Mouth, Plas yn Rhiw and Aberdaron.

Ty Croes Mawr is a peaceful, scenic choice for a Llŷn Peninsula getaway. To check availability and arrange your stay, please get in touch using the contact details on this page.