Woodland Way

About this property

Benllech 1.9 miles. Woodland Way is a single-storey caravan resting near the popular coastal village of Benllech on the Isle of Anglesey. Ideal for families and friends, this welcoming retreat offers a practical base for exploring the island’s scenic surroundings, including the nearby Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Eryri National Park (Snowdonia). After parking, make your way to your new abode. The gentle hush of the Anglesey countryside welcomes you. A neat lawn with outdoor furniture offers a spot to sit and take in the greenery, while the surrounding peace sets the tone for a relaxed stay. Step inside Woodland Way and you’re greeted by a carpeted open-plan living space, where a large window draws in natural light and frames the lush surroundings.

Two sofas, one of which turns into a double sofa bed invite you to settle in with a warm drink or a good film, while the dining table provides space for four to gather and plan the day ahead. The kitchen, finished with grey fixtures, is thoughtfully equipped to support your self-catering needs. Prepare breakfast using the air fryer or toast and tea from the counter, while the gas hob and oven stand ready for evening meals. The layout encourages conversation and connection, whether you’re cooking, dining or simply unwinding. Wander through to the sleeping quarters, where a carpeted double bedroom offers a restful retreat and a twin room provides flexible sleeping arrangements for children or friends.

The shower room is practical and fresh, with a walk-in shower that revives after a day on the beach or a walk through the hills. Outside, the lawned area offers a quiet corner to enjoy the fresh air, and the property’s location places you within easy reach of local amenities. A shop and pub are both a short drive away, and Red Wharf Bay is close enough for spontaneous beach walks or a picnic with a view. Set within a well-kept leisure park, the caravan offers access to a range of seasonal facilities that enhance your stay from spring through to late October.

Start your morning with a refreshing dip in either the indoor or outdoor swimming pool, or let little ones burn off energy at the children’s play area. For those keen to stretch their legs or enjoy a kickabout, the separate playing field is ideal for ball games and football. As evening falls, unwind at the on-site bar or savour a meal at the Indian restaurant. The caravan sits near the edge of the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with Eryri National Park also within reach for those seeking dramatic landscapes and outdoor adventures. Begin your exploration with the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where coastal paths wind past hidden coves and wildflower meadows.

Visit South Stack Lighthouse for panoramic sea views, spot puffins and guillemots along the cliffs, or walk the trails of Newborough Forest where red squirrels dart between the trees. Further inland, Plas Newydd House and Garden offers a blend of history and elegance, with its grand interiors, art collection and sweeping lawns overlooking the Menai Strait. The gardens are perfect for a slow afternoon stroll, and the café serves up local treats with a view. Families and adventure-seekers alike will find plenty to do nearby. Zip World offers adrenaline-fuelled fun, while Foel Farm and Pili Palas provide hands-on experiences with animals and nature.

Discover vintage vehicles at Tacla Taid Museum, explore the enchanting gardens of Plas Cadnant, or get creative at Piggery Pottery. Greenwood Forest Park rounds out the list with eco-friendly attractions and woodland play areas, just a few of the many options waiting to be uncovered in the local area. For a change of pace, head to Llanberis at the foot of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). Ride the mountain railway to the summit, explore the National Slate Museum to uncover the region’s industrial past, or take a lakeside walk around Llyn Padarn, where reflections of the mountains ripple across the water. Woodland Way offers a simple base with everything you need to enjoy the best of Anglesey and beyond.

The small port town of Amlwch lies on the northeastern corner of Anglesey, in a stunning coastal location. With an affluent mining history, the village now plays host to independent cafes and local shops, making it a tranquil location for a family holiday. Discover the history of Amlwch and its copper mining tradition on the Heritage Copper Trail, part of the beautiful 125-mile coastal path that winds its way along the coast of Anglesey, or visit the Old Mine Works at Mynydd Parys, and see the red, yellow and purple rocks, which some say resemble the surface of the Moon. For lovers of fishing and golf, both are available in Amlwch, with the Bull Bay Golf Club close by, and sea fishing a very popular pastime. Take the ferry to Dublin and spend a day enjoying Irish life, or stay on Anglesey and make the most of one of the beautiful beaches on offer. No matter what your preference, you're sure to have a wonderful time in this lovely coastal location.

Accommodation

Single-storey.

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin.

Sofa bed.

Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.

Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area

Gas central heating.

Oven, gas hob, microwave, air fryer, kettle, toaster.

TV with DVD player.

Fuel and power included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Iron and ironing board available.

Non enclosed garden with lawn with furniture.

Highchair available on request.

Off-road parking for 2 cars.

Sorry, no smoking.

Two well-behaved dogs welcome.

Shop 1.9 miles, pub 1.4 miles.

On-site facilities include:.

Children’s play area.

Outdoor and indoor swimming pool.

Separate playing field for ball games and football.

Bar and Indian restaurant.

Note: The leisure park provides facilities throughout spring and summer (1st March to late October)