Llanbadrig Holiday Park, Cemaes Bay

Llanbadrig Holiday Park

Llandbadrig Holiday Park rests on the northern tip of the idyllic island of Anglesey in north Wales, close to the harbour village of Cemaes. Fantastic views and miles of sandy beaches close by await visitors to the park.

Why Llanbadrig Holiday Park?

With the wonders of the isle of Anglesey on the doorstep, the holiday park is the ideal setting for a relaxing caravan break. Offering a selection of attractive and well-maintained caravans with some dog-friendly options available, the park is set within delightful, landscaped grounds. Beaches are within walking distance, with the dog-friendly beach at White Lady, the closest to the park, and less than a mile away is the attractive sandy cove beach at Cemaes. Within walking distance is the popular Bay View Restaurant and Bar, which is located within the Gadlys Hotel and prides itself on making the most of the wealth of local produce on offer. The cocktails aren’t bad either, and with panoramic views over the bay and beyond, this is the perfect spot to pull up a chair, order a drink and look forward to some mouth-watering food.

Places to visit during a stay at Llanbadrig Holiday Park

The holiday park enjoys a superb location close to the glorious Anglesey Coastal Path, which offers an unbroken 120-kilometre path hugging the splendid coastline of the Isle of Anglesey and boasting some outstanding views. If you fancy having a go at fishing, then you can take a sea fishing boat trip from the harbour at nearby Cemaes Bay or take a drive further inland and visit attractions such as Pili Palas Butterfly World, Foel Farm Park and Anglesey Sea Zoo. Anglesey is known for its spectacular beaches, so check out Newborough, Porth Dafarch, Benllech, and Rhosneigr, which are known for their all-year-round water sports. The bustling town of Beaumaris and its historic castle and grounds are well worth a visit, as well as Plas Newydd House and Gardens. If you fancy a spot of birdwatching, then take a trip to South Stack Cliffs Nature Reserve, where you might even spot an elusive puffin!