Marian Glas Caravan Park (Benllech)To enquire about plot availability, offers or caravans for sale please call LLoyds Caravan & Lodge Sales on 01745 832050.
Park DescriptionMarianglas Caravan Park is a small, peaceful holiday park, perfect for families and couples who just want to get away from their busy everyday lives and relax amongst the wildlife and fresh air of Anglesey. Set in the rural countryside, in a secluded location between Moelfre and Benllech on the eastern coast within a natural setting of trees and shrubs.
Marianglas is only short distance from the nearby village of Benllech, where you’ll find all local amenities you could possibly need. The village is also home to an award winning beach, which looks across toward Llandudno.
History and culture is rich in this area of Wales. There are many steam railways to visit across the bridge on the mainland including the Snowdon Mountain Railway, the Welsh Highland Railway, and Ffestiniog Railway. There are also many historic castles, which can be found at Beaumaris, Caernarfon and Conwy.
Overview & Park TypePark type: Quiet & peaceful / Family friendly / Close to beaches / Close to amenities
5 minute drive to amenities
Pitches: 30
Connection fee: POA
Annual fee: POA
Season length: 8 months
Pets: not allowed
Sublet: not allowed
Facilities Local AreaAnglesey, also known by its Welsh name of Ynys Môn is an island off the North Wales coast, connected to the mainland by two bridges. The coastline of Anglesey varies from rocky coves with lighthouse, to many miles of unspoilt sandy beaches.
There are a good number of holiday parks on Anglesey, perfect for exploring the island on foot, by bike or car; for swimming, fishing, sailing and canoeing or just relaxing on the beach. Day trips to Ireland by fast ferry from Holyhead opens up yet more variety. Anglesey really is the perfect venue for family holidays that will be remembered for years to come.
Main towns include Holyhead, Beaumaris, Llangefni, Moelfre, Rhosneigr, Treaddur Bay and Benllech.
Anglesey is easily reached from Merseyside, Manchester and the north west with dual carriageway all the way from the M56.