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Trallwyn Holiday Park is situated at Y Ffor, close to Pwllheli on the beautiful Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales.
The park enjoys a peaceful rural setting while being particularly convenient for exploring the peninsula. Direct access to the A499 means that owners can easily reach Pwllheli and the surrounding towns, villages and beaches without having to negotiate miles of narrow country lanes
Pwllheli – approximately 10 minutes
Pwllheli provides supermarkets, shops, restaurants, cafés, a marina and other everyday services.
Criccieth – approximately 15 minutes
The attractive seaside town of Criccieth, with its castle, beaches and restaurants, is within easy reach.
Nefyn – approximately 15 minutes
Nefyn and the beautiful north coast of the Llŷn Peninsula are a short drive away.
Abersoch – approximately 20 minutes
The popular sailing and seaside village of Abersoch, together with its beaches, shops and restaurants, is easily accessible.
The Llŷn Peninsula
Trallwyn provides an excellent base from which to explore the beaches, coastal paths, mountains and villages of the Llŷn Peninsula, while Eryri (Snowdonia) is also within easy travelling distance.
For those who prefer not to travel, the park itself is surrounded by countryside and woodland, providing walks directly from Trallwyn and attractive views towards Yr Eifl and Cardigan Bay.
This combination of a quiet countryside setting and easy access to Pwllheli and the wider peninsula is one of Trallwyn's particular attractions.
- Aerial view of a lake infront of Y Wyddfa
Yr Wyddfa
- Aerial shot of Ty Coch
Ty Coch
- The centre of Portmeirion
Portmeirion
- Abersoch beach with blue beach huts
Abersoch
- view of the Caernarfon castle
Caernarfon
- Train on the tracks through mountains
Ffestiniog Railway
- Criccieth Beach
Criccieth Beach
- the view from Yr Eifl Mountains
Yr Eifl








