You're doing well if you can pronounce the place in which this site is located...Dwygyflchi.  Luckily, most just refer to it as "the village".

 

Tyddyn Du is an adults only site, and it somehow adds to the laid back nature not to have hoards of kids charging around.  Many of the pitches are seasonal lets : our experience is that this can mean tourers feel a bit like they're intruding, but here we found the residents to be extremely welcoming.  Indeed, from the moment that you go to check in at the hut on the access road, it can be difficult to work out exactly who's a seasonal visitor versus who's a staff member.

 

The site is situated on a reasonably steep hill, which means that the vast majority of pitches get a panoramic sea view, with Great Orme in one direction and Anglesey in the other.  The A55 is ever-present below, but that eases access and for those of us in caravans and motorhomes, is not a disturbance.  Similarly train spotters can watch the trains go by - we were lucky enough to see a steam driven excursion pass by.

 

 

 

The beach is within walking distance through a local housing estate, then over a bridge that crosses the A55 and railway.  The alternative is to drive into Penmaenmawr and walk along the beach and prom there.  Conwy is nearby, and I can recommend driving there over the old Conwy Pass (not in the motorhome!) as a pictureseque way of getting there.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Would I go back?  Yes : it's a great site with a fantastic dog-walking beach nearby.

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