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Wales Holiday 2012
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Re: Wales Holiday 2012
Now had replies from all 3 sites - they all accept groups so site visits will be in order in the next few weeks. Colette wants a weekend away so loks like it will be a weekend in Llandudno
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Nice one, Chaz. Thanks for all of your efforts, I think we'll all owe you a beer or two for this.
E&R.
E&R.
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
SUMB wrote:TRR Motorsport wrote: Mind you we once did our house to Arthog in 2 hours 15 minutes.
Chaz spent most of that time trying to fit in the glovebox of the Golf.
The only time I was doing that was while you were negotiating the roundabouts at Cannock
Trailing brakeing into that big roundabout to beat to traffic lights. It was funn wasn't in mate
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
And another one to add to the visiting list.
http://www.manorafon.co.uk/
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=8761
http://www.manorafon.co.uk/
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=8761
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
Coo ee!! Feeling left out down here,someone put a hello on my Detling Kit car show non-thread.
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Re: Wales Holiday 2012
wezgit daan saaf wrote:Coo ee!! Feeling left out down here,someone put a hello on my Detling Kit car show non-thread.
West of Caernarfon
I would chose some where to the west of Caernarfon,
to find a place less busy and more relaxed without a massive in rush at the weekends.
Perhaps not just of the side of the A55
The first 2 you suggested looked great.
Best wishes
Chris
quote="SUMB"]As we are looking at a new site obviously a site visit will be needed hence trying to get a few lined up to visit in one weekend.
I am working on the principal that a pub and shop in walking distance is not a priority but quality shower and toilet block is. Not making the same mistake as last time I organised the campsite
Need input from those planning to attend though so I can cover everyones wishes. Also other site suggestions are more than welcome in case I've missed somewhere.
And a third site I've found and want to contact is - http://members.fortunecity.com/dinarthhall/[/quote]
to find a place less busy and more relaxed without a massive in rush at the weekends.
Perhaps not just of the side of the A55
The first 2 you suggested looked great.
Best wishes
Chris
quote="SUMB"]As we are looking at a new site obviously a site visit will be needed hence trying to get a few lined up to visit in one weekend.
I am working on the principal that a pub and shop in walking distance is not a priority but quality shower and toilet block is. Not making the same mistake as last time I organised the campsite
Need input from those planning to attend though so I can cover everyones wishes. Also other site suggestions are more than welcome in case I've missed somewhere.
And a third site I've found and want to contact is - http://members.fortunecity.com/dinarthhall/[/quote]
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
OK, so have just returned from an weekend in Llandudno and have now visited all 4 of the campsites. It's going to be difficult to choose I think but I can make it easier by ruling one out from the off.
Dinerth Hall Campsite (Rhos-on-Sea) - It is OK and the camping fields are very nice but the toilet and shower facilities are - shall we say in need of some updating. They are clean and tidy but old. Added to this there is no direct route to the beach. Don't get me wrong - it's OK but both Colette and I feel this one is not for us.
Cae Clyd Caravan and Camping Site (Pontllyfni) - We visited this site in glorious sun shine and a slight sea breeze. It is a beautiful site, absolutely silent. The showers and toilets are immaculate and very new - but the 3 stalls and 3 showers are shared. No separate areas for the men and the girls which I personally find a bit odd. This site boasts a short walk over a field to a private beach - unfortunately there is no sand, it's all pebbles and shingle and the waterline is covered with seaweed. Again, a great site if you want seclusion but we feel not suitable for us.
Aberafon (Gym Goch) - Very narrow access to the site down quite a steep tarmaced drive, but there were a number of twin axle caravans on site so it can't be too bad. The shower and toilet block is very clean and quite new - but the showers need 20p's. The site is stunning, multiple terraces - all with views out to sea. Unfortunately the advertised private beach is the same as above - pebbles and shingle - no sand in sight. Speaking to some campers there it seems there was a storm a few years ago that robbed all the sand. Again, this site is in the middle of no-where and nothing near by. It is a real shame - but the people that we spoke to have been going there for about 6 years and love it for the slip way to get the boats in and out of the water and the fact there is nothing else to do.
Manorafon Farm - (Abergele) - Although it is just off the A55 this is a lovely quiet site and we couldn't hear any road noise. A full size Tesco is in easy walking distance as is a pub that is supposed to be very good. Pigs, goats, sheep, chickens and ducks on site - some tamer than others for petting. The beach is walkable from the campsite and this one does actually have sand on it although I got the impression most people drive as there is loads and loads of free parking on the front. The showers and toilets were clean and tidy and well place for easy access. The one and only down side that we could find about this site was the fact that they cannot have caravans and tents together - now we are not talking different fields here, as the site is only on field, it is a case of caravans on one side of the gravel road on hard standings and then tents the other side of the road.
All in all both Colette and I feel that the Manorafon Farm is the best choice out of the 4 that we visited but obviously we will go with the majority. All of the sites visited this weekend made it very clear that we should be booking with them ASAP so numbers really are needed please people. The only thing I haven't done is to try and negotiate a slightly better rate for us - but that isn't really possible without numbers. So and I please ask anyone that wants to go let me know?
Dinerth Hall Campsite (Rhos-on-Sea) - It is OK and the camping fields are very nice but the toilet and shower facilities are - shall we say in need of some updating. They are clean and tidy but old. Added to this there is no direct route to the beach. Don't get me wrong - it's OK but both Colette and I feel this one is not for us.
Cae Clyd Caravan and Camping Site (Pontllyfni) - We visited this site in glorious sun shine and a slight sea breeze. It is a beautiful site, absolutely silent. The showers and toilets are immaculate and very new - but the 3 stalls and 3 showers are shared. No separate areas for the men and the girls which I personally find a bit odd. This site boasts a short walk over a field to a private beach - unfortunately there is no sand, it's all pebbles and shingle and the waterline is covered with seaweed. Again, a great site if you want seclusion but we feel not suitable for us.
Aberafon (Gym Goch) - Very narrow access to the site down quite a steep tarmaced drive, but there were a number of twin axle caravans on site so it can't be too bad. The shower and toilet block is very clean and quite new - but the showers need 20p's. The site is stunning, multiple terraces - all with views out to sea. Unfortunately the advertised private beach is the same as above - pebbles and shingle - no sand in sight. Speaking to some campers there it seems there was a storm a few years ago that robbed all the sand. Again, this site is in the middle of no-where and nothing near by. It is a real shame - but the people that we spoke to have been going there for about 6 years and love it for the slip way to get the boats in and out of the water and the fact there is nothing else to do.
Manorafon Farm - (Abergele) - Although it is just off the A55 this is a lovely quiet site and we couldn't hear any road noise. A full size Tesco is in easy walking distance as is a pub that is supposed to be very good. Pigs, goats, sheep, chickens and ducks on site - some tamer than others for petting. The beach is walkable from the campsite and this one does actually have sand on it although I got the impression most people drive as there is loads and loads of free parking on the front. The showers and toilets were clean and tidy and well place for easy access. The one and only down side that we could find about this site was the fact that they cannot have caravans and tents together - now we are not talking different fields here, as the site is only on field, it is a case of caravans on one side of the gravel road on hard standings and then tents the other side of the road.
All in all both Colette and I feel that the Manorafon Farm is the best choice out of the 4 that we visited but obviously we will go with the majority. All of the sites visited this weekend made it very clear that we should be booking with them ASAP so numbers really are needed please people. The only thing I haven't done is to try and negotiate a slightly better rate for us - but that isn't really possible without numbers. So and I please ask anyone that wants to go let me know?
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Manorafon sounds brill.
Just got to wait to see if I can have the time off work now... *fingers crossed*
Elaine&Reg.
Just got to wait to see if I can have the time off work now... *fingers crossed*
Elaine&Reg.
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
Phil said that I can have a few days off, so we'll be there on the Sat, Sun, Mon & Tues.
Elaine & Reg
Elaine & Reg
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Whats one more pig on the campsite
Count me in
Count me in
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Re: Wales Holiday 2012
Thanks for all the replies guys and the support - I hope you all find that the choice we have made works for everyone.
I have asked Red_Leader to post the address and map on the Scamp website.
Here are the details in the mean time.
Manorafon Farm Touring And Camping, Llanddulas Road, Abergele, Conwy, LL22 8ET
Travelling East (From Chester)
Stay on the A55 to junction 24 sign posted Abergele • Follow the A547 through Abergele • Proceed straight through 2 sets of traffic lights • At the Tescos roundabout take the 1st exit, straight on • Continue to follow the A547 for approximately 300 metres • Pass a very large stone arch on your left hand side • Staying on the A547, 100 meters after the arch turnn left • Follow the private drive for 150m, at the top of the drive turn right and enter Manorafon Farm.
These are the directions that we used to find it when we went to visit and they are spot on.
I am planning to contact them this weekend with the provisional numbers and see if we can get a slightly better rate, so please keep the replies coming.
I have asked Red_Leader to post the address and map on the Scamp website.
Here are the details in the mean time.
Manorafon Farm Touring And Camping, Llanddulas Road, Abergele, Conwy, LL22 8ET
Travelling East (From Chester)
Stay on the A55 to junction 24 sign posted Abergele • Follow the A547 through Abergele • Proceed straight through 2 sets of traffic lights • At the Tescos roundabout take the 1st exit, straight on • Continue to follow the A547 for approximately 300 metres • Pass a very large stone arch on your left hand side • Staying on the A547, 100 meters after the arch turnn left • Follow the private drive for 150m, at the top of the drive turn right and enter Manorafon Farm.
These are the directions that we used to find it when we went to visit and they are spot on.
I am planning to contact them this weekend with the provisional numbers and see if we can get a slightly better rate, so please keep the replies coming.
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We should be coming from the 29th to the 3rd as the Wales holiday is in between two other car related events we're planning on going to.
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Re: Wales Holiday 2012
SUMB wrote:I am planning to contact them this weekend with the provisional numbers and see if we can get a slightly better rate, so please keep the replies coming.
Ok, in their terms we'll want a Grassy Pitch with an Awning for 4 nights, please.
E&R.
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
OK, so everyone that has said that they are definitely coming to Wales is booked for the dates that have said they will be there for and a provisional booking for Charlie and Ian.
I have managed a slight reduction for those that are coming on their own - not a lot though, sorry. Think it is something to do with the fact that they are not a very big site and quite popular.
If anyone else now wishes to join us then you can ring Manorafon Farm direct and try and book under the Scamp Owners Club.
Personally I am really looking forward to the new site. Let's all put in our orders for some really good weather
I have managed a slight reduction for those that are coming on their own - not a lot though, sorry. Think it is something to do with the fact that they are not a very big site and quite popular.
If anyone else now wishes to join us then you can ring Manorafon Farm direct and try and book under the Scamp Owners Club.
Personally I am really looking forward to the new site. Let's all put in our orders for some really good weather
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
red_leader wrote:Hello Chaz
Do we need to pay a deposit ?
Chris
Nope, no deposits needed - just pay when we get there.
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
Not long now, can't wait. It feels like years since we've actually been on holiday.... Well to be fair, it is!
Holiday every year now the future's bright,
Elaine&Rich.
Holiday every year now the future's bright,
Elaine&Rich.
Re: Wales Holiday 2012
Hi Y'all
What time are peeps thinking of getting there on Saturday ???????????????
What time are peeps thinking of getting there on Saturday ???????????????
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Sounds good, i was thinking the same.
..................minus the Scamp
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No Scamp
Have you not managed to get it fixed yet ??
Mk3rob wrote:
Sounds good, i was thinking the same.
..................minus the Scamp
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