Treheli Farm Campsite

2 reviews

Peaceful Llyn Peninsula site on the corner of Porth Neigwl surf beach
On the Wales Coast Path and 15 minutes’ drive from Abersoch
A 20-minute drive from the northern beaches of Porthor and Porth Iago

Like a real simple, relaxed break? Treheli Farm Campsite is a no-nonsense site on the Llyn Peninsula that caters to people who want to take a break from the everyday. It's quiet too, exercising a ban on music so that guests don't have any unnecessary distractions from the stunning views and relaxed atmosphere. Directly on the Wales Coast Path, the site is also well-situated for a good range of rejuvenating activities, from hiking over the coast to surfing, picnicking and rockpooling. The site is at the corner of Porth Neigwl and has sweeping views out over the water from a setting on a flat ledge a few hundred feet above sea level. Stretching on for four miles, Porth Neigwl is a popular beach for surfers, but if you'd rather stay on the sandy shoreline, it is also a sublime spot for unwinding with a book or picnic as it's sheltered from southwesterly winds. Abersoch is a 15-minute drive from Treheli Farm Campsite if you'd like to visit surf rental shops or a sailing school with powerboating, paddleboarding, kayaking and yachting. It also has plenty of delicious dining spots, ranging from Thai restaurants to Welsh delis.

Site type

Tourist board rating

Languages spoken

English

Welsh

Nearby sites that are bookable on Pitchup.com

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Features

Dogs allowed

Campfires allowed

Leisure on site

Bar or club house Beach access Cycle hire Evening entertainment Fishing Fitness centre Games room Indoor swimming pool Kids' club On-site cafe On-site restaurant/cafe Outdoor swimming pool Play area TV room Take away Tennis Watersports

Amenities on site

Bath available Car parking by pitch/unit Composting toilet Dog park Drying room Food shop Free wifi Ice pack freezing Internet access Launderette Parent & baby washroom Pick-up from public transport Picnic table Portable toilet Pub toilets Public telephone Shower available Toilet block Washing-up area Wifi

Groups welcome

Family friendly Motorcycle friendly Single-sex groups welcome Student groups welcome

Rules

Barbecue provided Barbecues allowed Campfires allowed Commercial vehicles allowed Dogs allowed Dogs allowed all year

Themes

Peaceful Remote location Spectacular scenery Walkers' paradise Wild camping Wildlife haven

Utilities

Charging facilities Chemical disposal Electric car charging point(s) Gas cylinders available Recycling available Renewable energy

Nearby amenities

Bar nearby Dog walk nearby Public transport nearby

Type

Farm Medium (26-50 pitches)

Accessibility

Disabled facilities

Nearby leisure

Canoeing/kayaking nearby Climbing nearby Cycle hire nearby Cycling nearby Fishing nearby Golf nearby Mountain biking nearby Restaurant nearby Sailing nearby Surf school nearby Watersports nearby

Location

Treheli Farm Campsite

Rhiw

Pwllheli

Gwynedd

Wales

LL53 8AA

Directions

Timezone

Europe/London +0100 (GMT+01:00)

GPS

52.8252°N
-4.6152°W

Route directions

Take the A499 from Pwllheli towards Abersoch. At Abersoch, take the road signposted to Llangian, then follow the lane towards Rhiw. Treheli is on the old coast road.

Nearest transport

Coach

15 km Bus Station

20.6 km Brynbachau

20.7 km Brynbachau

Rail

15.1 km Pwllheli Rail Station

18.2 km Abererch Rail Station

20.5 km Penychain Rail Station

Ferry

7 km Aberdaron Ferry Landing

14.4 km Bardsey Island Ferry Landing

39.8 km Barmouth Ferry Landing

Airport

48.1 km Anglesey Airport

Please note: All distances on this page are calculated "as the crow flies" - please check actual distance depending on your mode of travel using the Get directions button above.

Local attractions

While you might want to stick to swanning about Porth Neigwl for the whole of your hol in north Wales, other beaches on the Llyn Peninsula are also top for touring: try the curvy bay of Porthor (also known as Whistling Sands) a 20-minute drive away and pretty Porth Iago cove (20 minutes) on the northern coast for starters before driving eastwards to cute and compact Criccieth for its castle ruins and memorable views out over the coast. You can also steer away from the water towards Glasfryn Parc in the lush green hinterlands for bowling, wakeboarding, archery and a soft play area to suit smaller small sorts or drive 35 minutes to Yr Eifl carpark for family walks up to the peninsula’s highest peak. Older travellers – not to mention Italy aficionados – will appreciate visits to Portmeirion a 50-minute drive away for a Positano-style village built over the course of 50 years by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis full of colourful houses and posh eateries.

Water quality at nearby bathing waters

Name	Distance	Type	2020	2019	2018	2017
Porth Neigwl	4.7 km	Sea	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent
Aberdaron	6.9 km	Sea	Excellent	Excellent	Good	Excellent
Abersoch	7.8 km	Sea	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent
Morfa Nefyn	13.1 km	Sea	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent	Good
Pwllheli	14.3 km	Sea	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent

Data source: European Environment Agency

Must see

Criccieth Castle 27.6 km

CADW - Harlech Castle 34.2 km

Welsh Highland Railway (Porthmadog) 34.4 km

Ffestiniog Railway 34.5 km

Portmeirion Gardens 36.1 km

National Trust

Plas yn Rhiw 0.4 km

Cycle routes

Find local routes on the National Cycle Network - over 12,000 miles of cycling routes.

Other

Morfa Nefyn - around Headland - Porth Dinllaen 12.8 km

Talybont - Duffryn Ardudwy - Plas Bennar - Talybont 13 km

Nefyn - Porth Dinllaen - Morfa Nefyn - Nefyn 13.6 km

Car Park - Nant Gwrtheyrn - Gallt y Bwlch - Car Park 19.3 km

B4417 - Tre'r Ceiri - B4417 21 km

Please note: All distances on this page are calculated "as the crow flies" - please check actual distance depending on your mode of travel using the Get directions button above.

Reviews

would recommend this site to a friend

would stay here again

Only showing reviews for the last 30 months.

The location, the view, direct access to a completely unspoilt beach (albeit…

Overall	10/10
Location	10
Value for money	10
Accommodation	10
Facilities / Activities	10
Customer service	10
Child friendliness	No rating
Cleanliness	10
Wifi	No rating

katrin s. Aug 2024

Non-electric grass and earth pitch

Liked: The location, the view, direct access to a completely unspoilt beach (albeit down a steep path… not for the less agile), super friendly hosts, the list goes on. Absolutely nothing to dislike in any way. Loved it.

Recommend to friends Visit again

A great place that I can’t fault.

Overall	10/10
Location	10
Value for money	10
Accommodation	10
Facilities / Activities	10
Customer service	10
Child friendliness	10
Cleanliness	10
Wifi	10

Aysa H. Jul 2024

Non-electric grass and earth pitch

Liked: This is a great place and back to basics style camping where everyone is friendly and you can simply listen to the sound of the waves of an evening. The owners are great and can’t be more accommodating. The site is lovely and clean and perfect for a young family. The rules are simple. No music and keep 6 mtrs between you and the next person. All I can say is Thankyou for a wonderful week away.

Disliked: Nothing to dislike

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Frequently asked questions

Does Treheli Farm Campsite have a swimming pool? No View all features
Is Treheli Farm Campsite dog friendly? Yes View all features
What attractions are near Treheli Farm Campsite? While you might want to stick to swanning about Porth Neigwl for the whole of your hol in north Wales, other beaches on the Llyn Peninsula are also top for touring: try … Read more