Tan-y-Fron caravan holiday home park offers all the services you would expect from a Visit Wales Graded 5-Star Park: immaculately maintained lawns, landscaped gardens, flower borders and tubs complement the natural stone walls, fields and surrounding hills, giving this owner-occupied site a really top quality atmosphere.

Our small Holiday Home Park of only 24 owner-occupied pitches is ideal for people who enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of a natural environment.

The elevation of each pitch ensures each plot is individually designed to offer a spacious holiday retreat, that every holiday home is enhanced with a scenic countryside view and its own private lawn and parking leaving the owner to enjoy the peace and scenery of the park and area.

At Tan-y-Fron 5* Holiday Park we recognise that after buying your own home, the next largest investment that you are likely to make is purchasing your precious holiday facility.

Modern caravan holiday homes now boast a quality of finish, luxury and comfort that was once only found in the best hotels.

This includes central heating, double glazing and super-warm insulation, so that you have the freedom of being able to take a break at any time throughout the year.

You cannot fail to be impressed by the high standard and choice available today.

We are open from 1st March to 7th January - 10 months - so you can visit our park through the changing seasons.

All caravans are connected to mains services, bottled gas, and T.V. aerial.

All our holiday homes are for use by owners and their immediate family. No sub-letting is allowed.

The holiday home owner is the only person allowed to bring a dog onto their own pitch on the park.

Each caravan purchases a remote control fob and it is only with this fob that entry can be gained to the Park through the purpose-built security entry barrier, ensuring that only those who should be on our Park are on our Park!

BEACHES
There are many holiday resorts and beaches within easy reach:
• Barmouth • Fairbourne • Aberdovey • Harlech • Portmeirion • Shell Island • Blackrock Sands

WALKS
• There are a large choice of walks near Dolgellau including the estuary, Cader Idris, the Precipice Walk and many others.

• The Mawddach trail in particular is a well surfaced track on an old railway line from Dolgellau to Barmouth on the southern side of the estuary - easy for cycles, trailers, wheelchairs and feet.

• Panorama Walk - Barmouth's most famous walk. There is a car park and toilet at the top of the Panorama road. Great views over the estuary.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
There is something for everyone: Ponk Trekking, Sailing, Fishing, Golf, Biking, Adventure and Watersports,, Historic Castles and Houses and so much more.

DIRECTIONS:
From London: take the M40,M6 then M54 from Birmingham to Shrewsbury.
Follow signs to Welshpool -A5, A458 and A470 to the Dolgellau bypass.

From South West: use M5/M6, then as above.
Approaching Dolgellau = Petrol Station and Little Chef on the right.Take next left to Dolgellau.
200m we are on left by 30mph sign

From the North: M6 then M56 to Chester, then A494 to Dolgellau bypass. Keep on the A470 to the south end of the town (from Bala, turn left when you reach the A470). Then 300m over the river turn right for Dolgellau, after 200m we are on left by 30mph sign.

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