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Hi,

Can anyone recommed where to stay near Gogarth (campingwise) Need something for this weekend!

Thank you

In reply to Heike: Go to Outdoor Alternative at Rhoscolyn. Lovely, peaceful little spot run by outdoor folk. Tel: 01407 860469

In reply to Heike:

There's a campsite within walking distance of south stack I believe.

In reply to Owen W-G: I think its called Valley of the Rocks, and has a bar and cafeteria.
Might be mentioned on here
http://www.ukseakayakguidebook.co.uk/holy_island_anglesey/art_holy_island.h...
http://www.scheshireclimbing.org.uk/fandfamjul04.html

In reply to Heike:

Thanks very much guys, very helpful.

Heike

In reply to Heike:


V of Rocks is on Anglesey but not within walking distance of Gogarth (about 15mins in the car)

In reply to Darron:
Here it is in fact: http://www.multimap.com/maps/?qs=holyhead&countryCode=GB#map=53.28656,-...

The site next to the N in Ynys

In reply to Darron: Hmmmmmm! I dont think thats the Valley of the Rocks I'm talking about, I may have the wrong name, it was in a far less urbanised area to that and we did walk to South Stack from it. I'll see if I can found out more details.

>Outdoor Alternative

I used to stay there but I heard that the local pub had shut down, so Valley of The Rocks became the alternative. Did the pub reopen/survive?

In reply to Al Evans:

I've had another look Al and thats def V of R (and is signposted as such off the road). It's not as urban as it looks. Our CC (your link above)stayed there quite a few times. It's an interesting site geographically with the humps, bumps and rocks that Anglesey does so well. Bit more sheltered than most sites around here too. Owners can seem a bit odd and not very helpful. We took 60 people once and they would not negociate leaving time on Sun. Toilets and showers are a bit down in the dumps. The pub (which I don't think has anything to do with the campsite)is a bit strange - more of a workingmens club type atmosphere. Still, they sell beer!