Bunkhouses in Anglesey North Wales

Description
Outdoor Alternative was established by the owners, Ian & Margaret Wright, in 1985 and is now managed by their daughter and son-in-law Jacqui and Andy Short.

The Centre is based around an 18th Century farmhouse where the family have lived for nearly 30 years. The original Centre was built in 1985 and the farm outbuildings were converted in 1993. The Centre sits in seven acres of grazing land allowing space for camping and games playing. Rhoscolyn is a superb place for people interested in the outdoors; our aim is to provide accommodation for people to enjoy the area with minimal impact on the local environment.

Nearby Attractions
There are many interesting places to visit in the local area. The main beach in Rhoscolyn, Borthwen, is 5 minutes walk from the centre. It is a sheltered bay with a golden sand crescent beach and is safe for swimming and ideal for non-powered water sports. Historical sites include: the impressive prehistoric burial chamber, Barclodiad Y Gawres; the iron age hillfort and bronze age mountain hut group near Holyhead and the castle at Beaumaris..

There are a number of popular visitor attractions on the island including: Sw Mor - Anglesey Sea Zoo; Pili Palas - the butterfly, bird and minibeast palace; Stone Science - fossils, rocks and dinosaur bones; Plas Newydd - the home of the Marquis of Anglesey and on the mainland the Greenwood Centre at Y Felinheli.

Opening Times
All year round

Pitch Types Available

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Camp-Site Policies

High Season Starts: 01-01-2004

High Season Finishes: 01-01-2008

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