About this property
Situated on the Glan Gwna Holiday Park, on the edge of Caeathro, just two miles from Caernarfon, is Eirlys, a cosy terraced property ideal for a family or group wanting to spend quality time together exploring the spectacular North Wales coast and countryside. The cottage welcomes you into a lovely sitting room, with two sofas placed around a cosy electric fire, ideal for relaxing after an action-packed day, turning on the TV and enjoying a family movie night. The compact but well-equipped kitchen/diner has all the appliances you need to create home-cooked meals, which you can enjoy at the dining table. The ground-floor bathroom suite offers a choice of bath with shower over, where you can wash away the sand after a day at the beach, and head upstairs to find the three bedrooms, comprising a master double bedroom, a spacious single and a triple bunkroom with a double bed on the bottom and a single on top. Stepping outside the cottage, there is an enclosed patio area at the front with furniture, where you can enjoy late afternoon drinks after a day exploring the local delights. On site, you will find a lake that offers great trout fishing, if you have a rod license, while the coastline of Caernarfon with it's many shops and famous 13th century medieval castle, as well as an award-winning butcher's and a renowned fish and chip shop, is less than two miles away. Discover a choice of picturesque beaches along the Menai Strait, or you can jump on a train to Porthmadog with its Blue Flag beaches and harbour and spend an afternoon browsing the shops there. Explore the unspoilt countryside, rugged mountains and glacial landforms of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, including a climb up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Wales' highest mountain. Cross the Menai Bridge over to the Isle of Anglesey and spend the day at one of its pristine beaches, or walk the coastal path to enjoy some incredible scenery. Eirlys is a great base for a family seeking an adventure in North Wales.
The village of Caeathro is just outside of Caernarfon, on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. Caernarfon is a popular tourist spot with an impressive castle, well-preserved town walls and attractive waterfront, along with a selection of shops, places to eat and sea-fishing trips off the coast of Anglesey. You are perfectly placed for exploring the magnificent Snowdonia National Park, as well as the lovely beaches of Anglesey and the excellent climbing, walking and mountain biking opportunities on the Llyn Peninsula.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single, 1 x triple bunk room.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with electric fire
Heating with electric fire.
Electric oven and hob, fridge with ice box, Microwave, TV.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Front decking area with seating, shared back garden.
Parking for 3 cars.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.5 miles, pub 1.7 miles Note: Although this cottage can sleep 6, the kitchen and lounge area is comfortable for 4 people.
Free heated outdoor swimming pool.
Note: Although this property does not have wifi, 4G and 5G coverage is excellent and the site clubhouse has free WiFi.
Nearby points of interest
- Caernarfon Castle
- Penrhyn Castle
Reviews (11)
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Lynne
Extreme lack of plug points. Fuel was included in price but suddenly electricity went off and we had to buy credit for meter. This was a shock and we had not been informed that it was a meter. We spent £20 on fuel.
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Ejaz
The curtains and floor could use a good dust and mop. The dust allergies really got to myself and my family. The toaster took the power out for a bit upon use, but the power came back on after a short while. Other than that, the beds were comfortable and bathroom was very clean. The location is beautiful with the river running through the holiday park. Outdoors were very refreshing!
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Simone
The beds were basic and very uncomfortable, we had to put a duvet in the sheets to stop feeling the springs while we slept. A vacuum cleaner, floor swiffer, iron and ironing board would have been appreciated but it's great as a base to explore North Wales rather than somewhere to spend the time. I really hate to be so negative but I feel like they were points that needed to be mentioned. The bath was a big plus and the provision of playing cards and a few games delighted the children. The kitchen was well stocked with pretty much anything you would need to cook a decent meal and the milk and coffee supplies on arrival was a thoughtful touch. Whoever folded the towels needs to show me how because they were immaculate