Glamping in Brynteg
After a day spent hiking around the Isle of Anglesey coastline or visiting historical sites like Beaumaris Castle, you may find yourself less than keen to crawl inside a compact tent.
That’s where glamping accommodation in Brynteg comes in. Around this central location on the Isle of Anglesey, you can still soak up the outdoor life but throw in a bit of extra comfort too – perhaps by bedding down in a cosy shepherd’s hut with its own private decking or taking in the views of fields or clifftops from a huge bell tent.
Hike, swim or cycle as much as you like in these stunning surroundings – Anglesey glamping sites have all the facilities you’ll need to stay comfortable and feel fresh and ready for more explorations the next day.
Where you should stay in Brynteg
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If you’ve got the whole family’s schedule in sync for your glamping break, you might be looking for spacious accommodation to fit the kids and their toys. As well as offering a generous amount of space, bell tents add an extra bit of excitement for those with mini family members. A play area will come in handy when they need to let off steam too.
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Those with dog walks in mind have a bit more to think about. Look out for somewhere to stay at a dog-friendly glamping site within walking distance of a well-known trail or with a dedicated dog exercise area.
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Planning a romantic getaway with no kids or dogs around? You shouldn't have any disturbances at an adults-only glamping site. Camping or glamping pods and shepherd’s huts are particularly cosy options for just a couple of people, and those with firepits or barbecues will give you the option for a romantic evening cuddle up outdoors.
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If you’re heading to the Isle of Anglesey for a hiking holiday, you may want to stay at a Brynteg glamping site that’s within walking distance of the 200-kilometre Anglesey Coastal Path. If that’s your main mode of transport and you’re making a few stops along the way, choose a glamping site with electricity so you can plug in and recharge your precious phone batteries on the go.
What you can do in Brynteg
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Take a beach day. Whether it’s tracking down a beach local to Brynteg such as Traeth Bychan or Benllech, catching the swells at popular Rhosneigr beach or nosing around Niwbwrch beach’s forest and lighthouse, there are plenty of ways to soak up the coastal scenery.
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Brynteg is only a short drive away from the Isle of Anglesey’s many historical sites, whether it’s the nearby Lligwy Burial Chamber, the Victorian cells and tread wheel at Beaumaris Castle or the 19th-century Menai Suspension Bridge.
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Head out for a hike. You might want to tackle the 200-kilometre Anglesey Coastal Path or the Holyhead Mountain Circular. Whether it’s a coastal, heritage or porpoise-spotting walk you fancy, Isle of Anglesey is bound to have a trail for it. For a shorter stroll, the Cors Erddreiniog nature reserve is one spot close to Brynteg.
Here’s how
Booking a glamping break is simple, but there's more to it than just flinging a few of your belongings into a bag and heading to the hills. First things first, our guide to glamping will help you to narrow down exactly the type of glamping accommodation that suits your break.
Do you want to sleep under the canvas, but not in a back to basics tent? A bell tent or a safari tent will have the extra space and mod cons you’re looking for. If you fancy having a roof over your head, a bit of heating and some full size beds, you could set down in a log cabininstead.
If you’ve not fully decided on where to stay on the Isle of Anglesey, you might want to check out other popular spots such as Beaumaris or Church Bay. Neighbouring North Wales is also a great option for mixing up Anglesey day trips and outings in Snowdonia.
