Treborth Hall Farm Caravan Site
Gwynedd
Small touring site in a walled garden by the Britannia Bridge
About Treborth Hall Farm Caravan Site
Treborth Hall Farm Caravan Site occupies a beautifully sheltered spot within the walled garden of a working farm on the Gwynedd side of the Menai Strait, close to Bangor and the Britannia Bridge crossing onto Anglesey. Beaumaris is around six miles away across the water, making this a practical, low-key base for visitors keen to split their time between the island and the Snowdonia foothills without committing fully to either.
The site is deliberately small and touring-focused, offering a limited number of pitches for caravans and motorhomes with electric hook-ups, rather than the large-scale facilities of a bigger holiday park. Its walled garden setting gives shelter from the wind and a settled, established feel, with mature planting around the pitches and a sense of being tucked well away from the main road despite the short distance into central Bangor. Landscaped grounds and the farm's working backdrop give the site a character quite different from the more open, exposed touring parks found elsewhere on Anglesey.
Given its compact size and quiet character, Treborth suits couples and small groups touring the wider area by car rather than families looking for on-site entertainment, and its position makes it one of the most convenient options for reaching both Bangor's shops and station and Beaumaris itself without a long drive either way. Its proximity to the Britannia Bridge also makes it a sensible overnight stop for anyone crossing between Snowdonia and Anglesey mid-tour, and the short hop into Bangor gives access to shops, a supermarket and the mainline railway station without needing to drive all the way back to Beaumaris.