Church Bay Cottages Camping and Touring Site in Porth Swtan, Anglesey

Church Bay Cottages Camping and Touring Site

Porth Swtan, Anglesey, Wales

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Church Bay Cottages, Camping and Touring is the closest holiday accommodation you'll find to the Blue Flag awarded Church Bay beach on the Anglesey Coast. A popular destination for kayakers and bodyboarders in particular, this small family-run site with grass pitches for camping and for caravans, provides spectacular coastal views and easy access to many of the island's most treasured sights.

About Church Bay Cottages Camping and Touring Site

Church Bay Cottages, Camping and Touring offer a great base from which to explore the island of Anglesey however you prefer to holiday - in a cottage, a caravan or motorhome, or in a tent. With 25 pitches, the site can never feel overcrowded or unwelcoming, but provides a family-friendly holiday atmosphere throughout the season. Pitches have size restrictions, some length some width. The site looks out over the rugged coastline, home to dolphins and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing ample opportunity to enjoy summer sunsets from your pitch. Two minutes from Church Bay beach, the site welcomes families looking for a traditional holiday on the sand, those seeking out a little adrenaline through kayaking or bodyboarding, and a good number of long-distance walkers tacking the Anglesey Coastal Path. There are also three self-catering cottages available all year round. Bay Bites' onsite catering van is open seasonally offering full cooked breakfasts and lunches in summer holidays, plus evenings at weekends from May Bank Holiday to the end of August. Paddleboard and kayak hire are available onsite too. Dogs are very welcome provided they remain on a lead at all times.

The campsite is open from the beginning of March until the end of October, while self-catering cottages are available all year round. Sorry no groups.

Facilities and amenities

Site facilities include a toilet and shower block (mixed) with hot and cold running water, and a cold water washing point rinsing off wetsuits and dogs. A pot washing and freezer area is available, and complimentary WiFi is also available on site.

The Lobster Pot restaurant, and Wave Crest Café are neighbours of the site, while the Church Bay Inn pub is a short walk away.

Adult only

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Bike hire

Café / restaurant

Communal BBQ

Disabled facilities

Drinking water

Electric hookups

Entertainment

Family friendly

Fires allowed

Fishing

Games room

Glamping

Golf

Horse riding

Hot tub

Kids club

Kids playground

Laundry

Near beach

Near pub

Open year round

Peaceful

RV pitches

Shop

Showers

Swimming pool

Toilet

TV room

Vineyard

Water hookups

Watersports

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Map and address

Park address

Church Bay Cottages Camping and Touring Site,

Ty Newydd, Church Bay, Porth Swtan, Anglesey, Wales, LL65 4ET

Coordinates

53.3712, -4.5533 | SH 30 89

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Church Bay Cottages Camping and Touring Site is ideal for...

Couples

Older children (13+)

Peace and quiet

There are 18 accommodation options on-site

18 x Electric Grass Pitches

Suitable for tents, caravans and motorhomes, these grass pitches are on level ground with electric.

Site tariff

Interested in staying at Church Bay Cottages Camping and Touring Site?

Call 01407 730060 to book.

Unfortunately Church Bay Cottages Camping and Touring Site doesn't share their availability calendar with us yet. Availability changes quickly, especially in summer, so we recommend enquiring by phone to avoid missing out.

Site rules and policies

No fires of any sort are allowed on the site.

No noise what so ever after 11pm or before 7am.

No kites due to over head cables.

No groups.

Things to do on site and in the Porth Swtan area

Being such a short distance away from Church Bay beach, life on site has a certain focus on the amazing Anglesey coastline. In addition to gentle sunset strolls along the unspoilt sands of the beach itself, the site offers an ideal rest-point from the long-distance Anglesey Coastal Path.

Children always enjoy seeing the creatures that live in the rock pools. Should you wish to get into the water, kayaking and bodyboarding are popular activities in addition to swimming and paddling, and there is a lifeguard on duty on the beach during the months of the school summer holidays.

Being a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there is ample opportunity for a spot of birdwatching, with choughs, oystercatchers, and gannets all regular visitors. Not far away from the site you'll also find Cemlyn Nature Reserve, and Holyhead's South Stack.

Right next door to the site you'll find the Swtan Heritage Museum, located within a thatched cottage and depicting life at the start of the twentieth century.