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Hut 3

UK Wales North Wales Gwynedd Dinas Dinlle Bert's Kitchen Garden

  • Sleeps 4 (max 2 adults, 3 children)
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Family hut- sleeps 4. Small double bed and kids bunk beds, kitchenette with hob and fridge. Composting toilet separate from the hut. Private courtyard garden

The Owner Says

Family hut- sleeps 4. Small double bed and kids bunk beds, kitchenette with hob and fridge. Designed for very basic cooking. Limited cooking equipment is provided, including glasses, plates and cutlery. Private composting toilet separate from the hut. Private lawned garden. Use of camp showers and other facilities. No dogs.During the season, guests have full access to the Kitchen Garden restaurant, Beachside cafe and guest pantry.Includes all bed linens. Please bring your own towels. Bunks only suitable for young kids.Rate includes compulsory membership to Bert's Camping Club. (See T+C's).

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About Bert's Kitchen Garden

Suitable For

Almost everyone! Campers, small campervans, couples, children. Dogs only on the beach, group bookings-no.

Nearby

A few minutes’ stroll through woodland takes you to the campsite’s own small rocky beach where you can take to the water or join the Llyn Peninsula’s coastal path for a hike. 5 minutes more gets you to the small sandy beach at Trefor Harbour. The surrounding Yr Eifl mountains provide plenty of walking, bouldering and climbing opportunities (if you’ve got your own gear). There’s a little museum and café at the Welsh Language Centre at Nant Gwytheyrn (01758 750334), just the other side of the mountain – 10–15 minute's drive away. It’s 8 miles to Parc Glynllifon, a country park with a café and children's playground and it’s 10 miles to Porthdinllaen. This coastal village has a great walk described by the National Trust, a sheltered beach with rockpooling and a pub pretty much on the shore that’s said to be worth a visit (see Food & Drink). Snowdonia National Park and the peak of Snowdon itself are about 20 miles away with the Snowdon Mountain Railway providing the quick route up if you don’t fancy the hike. Castle Caernarfon is 14 miles away and the historic town of Beaumaris on Anglesey is under an hour away.

Food & Drink

Free tea and coffee are available from the camp pantry. The on-site restaurants offer fresh pastries in the morning, cakes and ice cream in the afternoon, and cocktails, pizza, and steak in the evening.  For lunches off-site and the best lemon meringue pie, try www.oriel.org.uk/en/cafe.  A five-minute walk from the campsite, in Trefor, there’s a little shop open till 9pm most days. But for a pint with a view, try The Tŷ Coch Inn (01758 720498) in Porthdinllaen (regarded as one of the best beach pubs in the world), 10 miles away. For a really good curry, aim for Nomi in Pwllheli www.nomipwllheli.co.uk/. A spot of fusion, try  Nwdl www.nwdl.co/  on the south side of the peninsula, are also recommended – booking is essential.

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