Em va agradar We chose Dinarth Hall as we wanted to pitch our touring caravan on a grass site without EHU within easy reach of Rhos-on-Sea. We knew Dinarth Hall was going to be very different from our normal choice of CL/CS quiet sites. Sat nav took us close to the entrance, but we were on the edge of a housing estate and there were no apparent signs indicating where the entrance was, so we drove into the farm/equestrian yard with some trepidation. Once in the yard we found the reception and were booked in and given directions to a choice of two fields without EHU. The access is quite tight right through the farmyard with lots of machinery around. Our first impressions were that it seemed very crowded as we drove past the 'seasonal' pitches on the right, the field to the left was full with a 'Camping & Caravanning Club' rally, so we chose the furthest field from the farm, which was pretty level with a few lumps & bumps but grassed fairly well. We set up and stayed for three nights, there was plenty of entertainment as there was a Honda Goldwing event at Llandudno and about 12 owners of these brightly coloured and lavishly adorned bikes/trikes were staying at Dinarth, playing their music and running their engines frequently. The toilets were old, dated but functional and generally clean, we didn't use the showers so can't comment. The drinking water points were fairly easy to reach from our position , but the Chemical Disposal was by the toilets and quite a distance. The above may sound negative, but once we had acclimatised to our surroundings, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend Dinarth Hall so long as you are not looking for quiet, peace, tranquility, scenic near views, adults only, luxury showers/toilets. Great location for easy access to Rhos-on-Sea, Colwyn Bay & Llandudno etc. Plenty of fairly flat space on the camping fields. Inexpensive, casual & unregimented.

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