For buyers considering holiday lodges for sale at Tal-y-Fan, this is a peaceful Llŷn Peninsula setting close to Llanbedrog and Abersoch, with sea views and easy access to the coast. Tal-y-Fan is dog-friendly (restrictions may apply) and exclusively for owners, making it ideal for quieter, more private breaks. With Wi-Fi and the beach on your doorstep, Tal-y-Fan is a simple base for coastal walks, village days and switching off properly.

Description

Tal-y-Fan sits in a tucked-away spot on the Llŷn Peninsula, looking out towards the coastline and nearby islands. It’s the kind of park that suits slow mornings, a beach stroll, then back to your lodge for an unhurried evening—especially when you’d rather be outside than driving around.

For day-to-day essentials, you’re within easy reach of Abersoch and Pwllheli, with wider shopping and services further afield. For rail travel, the nearest main option is typically Pwllheli (service dependent), with longer-distance routes towards larger cities and London involving changes (service dependent).

Buying at Tal-y-Fan

• Ownership only: Tal-y-Fan is exclusively for ownership, rather than a typical “touring” style park.
• Part-exchange: If you’re moving from an existing holiday home, ask about part-exchange or upgrade options (where available).
• Pets: Dog friendly, with park rules and possible limits—confirm what applies before committing.
• Season/tenure: Open all year for holiday use (usage rules are best confirmed at enquiry stage).

Next steps: Browse current listings for Tal-y-Fan, request a brochure, or enquire to discuss availability and ownership options.

Life at Tal-y-Fan

Life at Tal-y-Fan is all about the setting—fresh sea air, coastal views and easy access to the sand for sunrise or sunset walks. It’s well suited to owners who want a calm base on the Llŷn Peninsula, with the freedom to keep things simple and outdoors-led.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Nearby highlights: Abersoch (beach, shops, cafés), Llanbedrog (coastal scenery and viewpoints), Pwllheli (harbour town and everyday essentials), and the wider Llŷn Peninsula for beaches and coastal paths.
• By car (approx, traffic dependent): A short drive to Abersoch and Llanbedrog; Pwllheli is typically around 15 minutes away.
• By rail (service dependent): From Pwllheli, routes to larger hubs and London usually involve changes; timings vary widely by service and connection.
• Sat nav: LL53 7UD

FAQs

Where is Tal-y-Fan in the UK?

Tal-y-Fan is on the Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales, close to Abersoch and Llanbedrog.

Can I visit Tal-y-Fan before buying?

Yes—viewings are normally pre-booked, so it’s best to enquire and arrange a time.

Is Tal-y-Fan a residential park or a holiday park?

Tal-y-Fan is a holiday park for leisure use, not a main residence.

Is Tal-y-Fan open all year?

Yes—Tal-y-Fan is open all year for holiday use, but always confirm stay/usage rules when you enquire.

Is Tal-y-Fan dog friendly?

Yes—dogs are welcome, with rules and possible restrictions depending on the park’s policy.

Is there direct access to the beach?

Tal-y-Fan is positioned for easy beach access, making coastal walks and sea-air weekends a big part of the appeal.

Are dogs allowed on nearby beaches?

Often yes, but many Welsh beaches have seasonal restrictions in certain areas. Always check local signage when you arrive.

What is there to do near Tal-y-Fan?

Beach days in Abersoch, coastal walks and viewpoints around Llanbedrog, harbour-town trips to Pwllheli, and exploring the wider Llŷn Peninsula.