Bryn Awelon

Why stay here ...

Welcome to Our Caravan CL Site, Moelfre, Anglesey

Peaceful countryside, beautiful beaches and coastal walks.

Situated on Lligwy Road, towards the upper end of the charming coastal village of Moelfre, our Caravan Certificated Location (CL) offers a peaceful base for exploring Anglesey and wider North Wales.

Whether you’re seeking a relaxing coastal escape, a walking holiday or a sightseeing adventure, Moelfre is ideally placed for discovering beautiful beaches, historic villages, the spectacular mountains of Snowdonia (Eryri) and the stunning North Wales coastline.

Walks and beaches

• The beautiful Anglesey coastline is within easy reach, with walks to suit different abilities.
• Moelfre village and harbour – approximately 15–20 minutes on foot. Explore the picturesque seafront, lifeboat station and local cafés.
• Lligwy Beach – approximately 20–30 minutes on foot. Enjoy sandy shores, seaside strolls, picnics and relaxing by the sea.
• Traeth Bychan – approximately 30 minutes on foot, depending on the route. Discover a pretty coastal cove with lovely views.
• Benllech Beach – approximately 10–15 minutes by car. Enjoy golden sands, shops, cafés and places to eat.
• Red Wharf Bay – approximately 15–20 minutes by car. Discover sweeping sands, wildlife and scenic coastal walks.
• The Anglesey Coastal Path offers spectacular sea views, rocky coves and opportunities to spot seabirds and marine wildlife.

Local food and drink

• Moelfre has a lovely choice of places to eat and relax after exploring.
• The Kinmel Arms and Y DEC – enjoy a traditional pub atmosphere, drinks and pizza.
• Coastal Café & Fish Bar – a handy choice for fish and chips and casual seaside food.
• Ann’s Pantry – a popular local stop for refreshments and something to eat.
• The village ice cream shop – perfect for a treat while strolling by the sea.
• These village spots are approximately 15–20 minutes on foot. Nearby Benllech, around 10–15 minutes by car, offers restaurants, takeaways, groceries and everyday essentials.

History and local attractions

• Moelfre has a proud maritime heritage. Visit the Moelfre Seawatch Centre to discover stories of shipwrecks and rescues, including the Royal Charter disaster of 1859 and the bravery of lifeboatman Dic Evans.
• Nearby Din Lligwy Ancient Settlement and Lligwy Burial Chamber reveal Anglesey’s ancient past. Further afield, explore Amlwch’s Copper Kingdom, visit Beaumaris Castle or enjoy the shops and waterfront at Menai Bridge.
• Exploring North Wales and Snowdonia.
• Our location makes a wonderful base for discovering more of North Wales. Take scenic drives through Snowdonia (Eryri), enjoy spectacular mountain views, explore charming towns or discover hidden coves and historic attractions. Whether you love walking, sightseeing, beaches or simply enjoying the countryside, there is plenty to explore during your stay.
• Enjoy memorable days out, from peaceful coastal paths to mountain adventures, with something for everyone to enjoy.

Wildlife and relaxation

• The coastline around Moelfre offers seabirds, coastal wildflowers and opportunities to spot marine wildlife. Bring your binoculars and camera to enjoy the scenery.

We look forward to welcoming you to Moelfre, where you can unwind, explore Anglesey, discover Snowdonia and enjoy the very best of beautiful North Wales.