Portmeirion

[LesW]

Recently spent two nights here in their moho site... which is about 5 mins walk to the village.

It'll frighten the life out of the FLTs at £65 a night for a medium sized pitch, plenty big enough for our 6m Inca.. but that did include EHU, water tap, TV connection (not used) and unlimited access to the village including after hours when the general public had left.

Has a good moho service point and the showers/toilets are spot on, highly recommended.

 

[David and Sally]

Had a look at that when we went to the village recently. Great location but TBH once you have done the village a couple of times is gets a bit samey. However, for a first visit it makes sense given access to the village.

The food in the hotel there is superb.

 

[coroner]

Recently spent two nights here in their moho site... which is about 5 mins walk to the village.

It'll frighten the life out of the FLTs at £65 a night for a medium sized pitch, plenty big enough for our 6m Inca.. but that did include EHU, water tap, TV connection (not used) and unlimited access to the village including after hours when the general public had left.

Has a good moho service point and the showers/toilets are spot on, highly recommended.
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What time does the Butler serve breakfast I presume it's included at that price.

 

[Thornebt]

A quick look shows entry fee is £20 per adult. So if you stay one night with two adults that's just an extra £25 for the site.

However, I think there's a free way in. Is it via the coast path?

 

[Gromett]

That seems excellent value to me. A BRILLIANT place to visit if you get very nice weather.

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[Tombola]

no dogs allowed in the village last time we went.

 

[AlunandFelicie]

no dogs allowed in the village last time we went.

Still the case sadly.

 

[LesW]

What time does the Butler serve breakfast I presume it's included at that price.

You get a choice, 8am or 9am, the menu is excellent

 

[Figaro]

no dogs allowed in the village last time we went.

No dogs allowed on the campsite either as I understand it.

 

[LesW]

No dogs allowed on the campsite either as I understand it.

Correct, they even raised an eyebrow when the 'guards' saw we had a cat on board.

They relented when given assurance that he'd stay in the van

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[Jenben]

We stayed there last year on our route back from Ireland. The motorhome booking also gave us access to the outside pool which we made good use of!

We loved being there in the evening when everyone had gone home .

Lovely walking there as well, we hadn’t appreciated how tidal the estuary was there