Fferm Cae Du

Why stay here ...

Fferm Cae Du is the nearest CL site to Abersoch, situated only a five to ten minute walk from the village. The site overlooks the mesmerising scenery of Eryri (Snowdonia), Cardigan Bay and one of the St. Tudwal’s Islands. Nothing quite beats watching the magnificent sunrise from your bed!

Our site provides a liberating sense of space and tranquillity, an opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

As a family we have welcomed caravanners and motorhome owners to Fferm Cae Du since 1961, with many returning year on year. The two and half acre site has recently been upgraded, ensuring that there are more level grass pitches and we have added water taps near every electrical hook-up, ensuring easy access to water.

The many amenities and attractions of Abersoch are on your doorstep. Whether you are looking for a bite to eat at one of the local cafes or restaurants, browsing the shops or visiting one of the many sandy beaches, everything is only a stone throw away from our site. Other nearby beaches include Porth Ceiriad, Porth Neigwl and Llanbedrog beach, each with its own unique character and charm and close to the Welsh Coastal Path and many public footpaths. There are several cycling opportunities locally, some undulating, including Lôn Las 42 Llŷn Circular Cycle Route.

In the heart of Abersoch you have the beautiful harbour, which is ideal for catching crab, an 18 hole golf course, fishing and boating trips to see the wildlife, which includes seals and dolphins as well as access to an array of other water sports.

You also have a bus service to the market town of Pwllheli and a flexi bus that covers the Llŷn Peninsula.

At Fferm Cae Du, we are always happy to share our local knowledge with you and answer any questions you may have about the area or when seeking recommendations about the best places to visit, eat or explore. Our site is a good base whether you wish to relax & soak up the panoramic views without moving from it, or if you like sea and sand, coastal or hilltop walks, or exploring the history, culture, geography and cuisine of the area.