Coed Cottages

Self catering holiday cottages & caravan accommodation and campsite in Anglesey North Wales
Coed Cottages are set in seven acres of grounds offering a range of accommodation and facilities. There are two detached cottages, three static caravans and a camping field. The onsite owners are there on hand to make your stay a happy and comfortable experience. All the accommodation is fully equipped for your stay.

The facilities included on site are a fully licensed residents bar and games room. Laundry, toilet and shower block. Children’s play area, nature reserve and for those with lots of energy a fully equipped gym. We are pet friendly.

The site affords views over the beautiful countryside to the village of Llanfechell which has a twelfth century church with a unique bell tower, ancient standing stones nearby and Pary’s Mountain. Cemaes Bay with its award winning beaches is a short distance away.

Pets allowed small charge

Mawr.
This detached bungalow with a private patio area and ample parking comes with spectacular views over open countryside to Pary's Mountain. Accommodates 6 people comfortably.
This detached bungalow with a private patio area and ample parking comes with spectacular views over open countryside to Pary's Mountain. Accommodates 6 people comfortably.

Bach, a cosy detached Cottage originally a farm outbuilding, accommodates up to three people comfortably, with views over the countryside to Pary’s mountain.

Accommodation comprises of:
Covered porch area leading to entrance hall with doors off to the family bathroom, lounge and dining room. Door from the lounge to the kitchen. Corridor off the main entrance leads to the bed rooms, one double and one single

Llinos, a large two bedroom apartment sleeps upto four people comfortably, with views over the countryside to Pary’s mountain.

Coed Cottages' Campsite on Anglesey, North Wales
The campsite is open all year weather permitting, offering open field pitches to caravans, tents and motor homes.

Facilities
Bar and Games Area
Shower and toilet facilities
Laundry room with washers, dryer (coin operated), iron and ironing board
Use of toaster, kettle, fridge and microwave

6amp electric hook ups .
Seasonal pitches available.

There are extensive grounds and lawned areas and a pond with an abundance of local wildlife.

BBQ's available.

Beaches
We hold awards for 26 of our beaches; sheltered coves and stretches of white sand. Beach life guards are on hand at many of our local beach spots making it ideal for the kids. Just sit back and relax and enjoy a bit of peace! For the more adventurous there's some of the best surf in North Wales and ideal wind surfing and kite surfing spots just down the road.

"Anglesey's coastline is both spectacular and diverse."
And if you want to get away from it all? No problem. We are on Anglesey's wildest and most unspoilt stretch of coastline, much of which is cared for by the National Trust. In fact, most of the coastal area is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Nature
Spring and summer turn the Isle of Anglesey into a giant rock garden, carpeted with flowers of every hue. Enthusiasts may seek out the rare marsh gentian or pale heath violet – but anyone who strolls or rides through our landscape is free to enjoy the display of colours.

History
If History is your thing, the first evidence of human habitation on Anglesey dates back to the Mesolithic period, in about 7000 BC. And check out the village of Cemaes, just up the road from Coed Cottages, originally a fishing village, it became a centre for shipbuilding and exporting marble and limestone.