... It's walking distance from Porthmadog, and there is a walk from the camp site up to the peak of Borth Y Gest to see one of the best views in the area. Tyddyn Llwyn is open from March to October, Tel: 01766 512205 for bookings.
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Advantages: Simply beautiful, gateway to Llyn and Snowdonia, nearby beaches Disadvantages: Busy at peak times
...Porthmadog. It's walking distance from Porthmadog, and there is a walk from the camp site up to the peak of Borth Y Gest to see one of the best views in the area. Tyddyn Llwyn is open from March to October, Tel: 01766 512205 for bookings.
Hotels
The 3* Royal Sportsman on the High Street of Porthmadog is an old traditional Victorian Coaching Hotel built in 1862 as the main staging post in the area. Queens Hotel on station road is very reasonable, ... ...or double.
B&B
Too many options to list, the best option might be the tourist information centre in Porthmadog High street, they will be able to offer advice on availability and rates. Tel: (01766) 512981or E-mail: porthmadog.tic@gwynedd.gov.uk SUMMARY
A great place for a family holiday. Interesting history, dramatic and beautiful scenery, miles of sandy beaches, stunning mountain walks, some of Britain's best sailing, ancient castles, sea and ...
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Advantages: Good day out, Clean beaches Disadvantages: Not a lot to do at night
Porthmadog, Wales
I first went there a few years ago after being recommended to go as the beach close by called Black Rock Sands would be brilliant to take the dogs on.
It's brilliant as Black Rock beach is a drive on beach and dogs are welcome all year round on certain parts of the beach.
It is kept clean and it's patrolled by lifeguards to looks after everyone and make sure they are safe. The waters clean for a UK beach and warm in the summer.
... ...at holiday seasons but it isn't very much and well worth it for a day on the beach.
It's also good late in the evening when everyone else has gone home to just have a drive across the beach.
In the town itself there is a variety of shops, cafés and various other things to look at including the steam railway that goes across some of the lovely welsh countryside.
There are cash machines readily available and a handy petrol station at either end ...
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...there's not that much to Porthmadog, and it's not a particularly attractive place, although the local department store is quite an interesting place to have a look around. Personally though I preferred the nearby town of Criccieth.
Some of the local pubs seemed a little run down, and the majority of the restaurants were quite pricey.
I'm not well versed on the local history, so it might be worth a visit on your way to Portmeirion which is just ...
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Even in the great 'Celtic revival' of the past generation, where the cultures of the Celtic fringes of Britain and continental Europe have re-exerted themselves in various political and non-political ways, the Welsh revival has been late in coming, and a more
