Cefn Hedog Touring Caravan And Campsite

We are a small, family run, touring caravan and camping site three miles from Aberdaron. Set within five acres of land, with magnificent views out over the Irish Sea, beautiful surrounding countryside and the distant Rival Mountains, known as the gateway to the Llyn Peninsula.Drive the extra 1/2 hour to find unspoilt beaches, countryside, peace and tranquility - it will be worth it.Whistling Sands is about two miles down the lane but we are also central to a number of the most beautiful sandy beaches and secluded little coves ideal for swimming, diving, water sports, or simply just sunbathing and having fun on the beach.The popular village of Abersoch, known as the Welsh Riviera, is only a 15 minute drive away (approximately 8 miles). Enjoy the bustle but come back home to us for the peace and tranquility.It is a haven here for walking enthusiasts and the nearby coastal path is the ancient Pilgrim trail to the Holy Island of Bardsey. The wild life to be seen include; grey seals, porpoises, sea birds and birds of prey.If you are looking for a peaceful, relaxing, get away from it all holiday then the Llyn Peninsula is for you. Come and get the real feel of Wales its rich history, people and language.Facilities*Electric hook ups*Toilets*Showers (metered)*Ladies/family room shower*Separate camping field*Pot washing area for campers with hot water*Fridge/freezer for ice packs, milk, beers etc*Mown path round a four acre field for dog walking*Dogs must be kept on lead at all times and please poop-a-scoop**Football pitch for children and they can roam the four acre field in relative safetyAsk us if you need anything we will try to help.We have beautiful views and a warm friendly atmosphere. So come and join us, we look forward to seeing you.Things to doGolfing enthusiasts will find courses at Morfa Nefyn, Pwllheli and Abersoch, all a short drive away. Sailing: There is excellent sailing all round Cardigan Bay. Many people visit from the marinas at Pwllheli, Porthmadog & Abersoch. Boats can be launched from the beach at Aberdaron and also there is a slipway at Porth Colmon; subject to local authority regulation. New Charter Boat Benlli III, based on Bardsey Island now available for Fishing Trips, Coastal Cruises, Bird, Dolphin and Seal Watching, Sunset Cruises. Day Trips to Bardsey are also available through the Bardsey Island Trust.Surfing: At Porth Neigwl (Hells Mouth) and Porth Oer (WhistlingSands).Two of the Llyn Cycle Hub Routes are a short ride away from the site on quiet country lanes.The market town of Pwllheli is approximately 11 miles away and boasts a new marina for sailing enthusiasts, quad biking, go-karting and splash zone swimming pool. Market days on Wednesdays and Sundays.Abersoch, a short drive away, with harbour and boat launching facilities, shops and restaurants. Wakestock Festival is held here every year, which is a ‘Mecca’ for surfers. The Jazz Festival is also held yearly.Aberdaron, 3 miles away, offers boat launching, pubs and café’s.The deserted village of Nant Gwrtheyrn, which is now home to a Welsh learning centre, visitors are welcome and the view is breathtaking.Pony trekking at nearby Llanbedrog and Llaniestyn. Walking: Footpaths criss-cross the area and much of the land is owned by the National Trust. Ordnance Survey maps and books of walks are available in the local shops. There are stunning panoramic views from the hills towards the Wicklow hills of Ireland, Snowdonia and the whole of Cardigan Bay to beyond New Quay on a clear day - at Uwchmynydd, Rhiw, Garn Fadryn, Boduan, Tre'r Ceiri and Yr Eifl. Please follow the country code and remember that farm land and livestock are the livelihood of many local people. Please do not light fires or drop litter and do keep all pets on leads and under control at all times.Diving: There is a wreck just off the beach at Aberdaron in about 10 metres of water; it is believed to be called the 'Priscilla'. It went down in the 1800's and has a huge resident conger eel named Blinky. Shore diving is mainly sandy and the cliff edges are wonderful. Bardsey is magnificent but requires a lot of experience because of the current speeds. Air fills are available from Tyn Rhos Diving Mynytho and Penrallt Campsite, Tudweilliog.Fishing: Beach fishing is a popular activity around the Llyn Peninsula. Sea fishing is also good. Fishing tackle & bait are available locally. Also coarse fishing is available at Bron Eifion in Criccieth.DirectionsIf you check a road atlas then start by finding the B4413 from Llanbedrog to Aberdaron. Follow this road for about 7 miles, go straight across the crossroads at Pen y Groeslon and the next road on the right is signposted for Whistling Sands turn right here and we are the first driveway on the right.If you have GPS/Tom Tom then the postcode: LL53 8HL is all that is required. (Please follow the previous written instructions after crossroads at Pen y Groeslon as sometimes Sat Nav takes you past us)Before you travel it is a good idea to familiarise yourself with the area.