Advertising feature – Meldrum Leisure, Wales
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TALIESIN LUXURY LODGE PARK
IT is more than landscape, more than seascape... this is pure dreamscape. Because, until now, it is only in your dreams that you could possibly hope to see a view as unique as this from a luxury holiday lodge.
Taliesin is a unique luxury lodge development of just 16 lodges on an elevated promontory above Black Rock Sands, Morfa Bychan, near Porthmadog, with panoramic seaside views across Cardigan Bay to Harlech, Barmouth and – on a clear day – down to Pembrokeshire. There are also views round the Lleyn Peninsula and to the magnificent Nantlle Ridge and Snowdonia.
The park has been created for discerning people who never compromise on location, quality or service. The location is fantastic, therefore the quality and service have been designed to match. Bespoke design and consultation ensure your taste and needs shape every stage in creating your perfect holiday home. Decoration, internal fittings and appliances, furnishing and home entertainment can all be chosen before building even starts – so you will never need to compromise.
Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy sailing and boating, miles of coastal and rural walks, horse riding and golf.
Snowdonia, in particular, offers spectacular lakeside trails, forest paths and tumbling waterfalls, by which you can enjoy a packed lunch. You can enjoy anything from a gentle stroll to a challenging walk to the summit of a distant ridge.
FOR SALE
Lodges available to buy are a 40x20 Broadview at £175,000, a 45x20 Brunswick at £195,000, a 45x20 Lakefield at £195,000 (all including AB Sundeck), a 52x22 Prospect at £255,000, and a 52x22 Carlton at £265,000, both including hand-built deck with Twinson deck boards and stainless steel balustrade. Hot tubs also available
CONTACT
Plymouth Farm Caravan Park, Porthmadog Road, Criccieth, Gwynedd LL52 0PS. Tel: 01766 523220. Email: [email protected]. Website: www.meldrumleisure.co.uk
• Site fees and maintenance are £3,000 plus VAT
• Open 1 March to January 14
CRICCIETH CARAVAN PARK
IF peace and quiet, and plenty of room is your idea of paradise, then Criccieth Caravan Park is perfect. Landscaped to a high standard, the planting and plot layout ensure maximum privacy.
A family-run park, Criccieth Caravan Park enjoys wonderful views across open countryside and mountains, yet it is only a few minutes from Criccieth town and great beaches.
All homes come fully equipped and furnished. They are connected to mains gas and electricity. WI-FI broadband available.
Local attractions include beaches, mountains, restaurants, breathtaking scenery, golf, fishing and sailing. Criccieth itself is a small seaside town located on the Lleyn Peninsula between the towns of Porthmadog and Pwllheli. It is noted for its 13th century castle and its political connections with Lloyd George, the former British Prime Minister.
CONTACT
To book a viewing appointment at Criccieth Caravan Park, please call 01766 523220 or email [email protected]. Website: www.meldrumleisure.co.uk
• Site Fees and maintenance are £2,050 plus VAT
• Open 1 March to 14 January
PLYMOUTH FARM CARAVAN PARK
THIS quiet, select park enjoys great views of the sea and Criccieth castle, particularly from the elevated picnic and play area.
Immaculately kept, this family-run park has been designed and laid out with privacy in mind. It is a delightful place to own a static caravan holiday home.
All homes have the benefit of mains gas, electricity and BT phone lines. Sky TV and WI-FI broadband are also available. There is also ample provision for parking and boat storage.
Snowdonia National Park, the Lleyn Peninsula and Cardigan Bay are within easy distance. You can enjoy miles of tranquil, unspoilt coastline with secluded sandy coves, award-winning beaches, towering cliffs garlanded with flowers in early summer, and islands set like jewels in clear waters where dolphins, porpoises and seals abound.
CONTACT
To book a viewing appointment call 01766 523220, or email [email protected]. Website: www.meldrumleisure.co.uk
• Site fees and maintenance are £2,300 plus VAT
• Open 1 March to 14 January
This review was published in the Holiday Lodge & Parks Guide 2010, available with the April 2010 issue of Park & Holiday Homes. To order the latest issue please click here
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