This small, select holiday park offers the perfect sanctuary for those seeking, peace and quiet among some of the most spectacular views in Snowdonia.
West Point Beach Resort is in an enviable position commanding stunning views of the near by mountain ranges, Caernarfon Bay and the Isle of Anglesey with its own private entrance to the beach which is only metres away from the park itself, yet is only a few miles from the shops and restaurants of the local town.
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Waterfront Lodges and top of the range holiday homes are available in premium positions with panoramic views of the landscape on our recent development.
At West Point Beach Resort you will only find the very best in quality, style and taste making this exclusive resort an ideal retreat.
Residents enjoy an excellent service perfected with a combined experience of over 55 years.
Nearby…
West Point Beach resort is in an ideal central location being only a 20 – 30 minute drive from the Llyn Peninsula, The Isle of Anglesey and Snowdonia National Park.
Mountain walks and coastal paths are on your doorstep as is a variety of fishing. Nearby are popular Abersoch and the picturesque village of Portmeirion, the location for the filming of the television series ‘The Prisoner’.
The nearest town is Caernarfon, the original Capital of Wales, a world heritage site with a mediaeval fortress and the superb Castle, the location of the Prince of Wales’s investiture. The meandering, cobbled streets of the old town feature some wonderful boutiques and high end gift shops a must for any visit.
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