Atlas everglade super 35x12 3 bedrooms 1double 2 single that also make doubles if required,large open plan lounge diner kitchen,very clean and well equiped for 6 people with large decked area,parking at side of van on the perimiter of the site not overlooked with lovely veiw and close to the beach prices inclusive of gas and electric couples and familys only no pets

situated at Dyffryn seaside estate approx 4 miles north of Barmouth and 5 miles south of Harlech in an area of outstanding natural beauty within the Snowdonia national park Consisting of 3 bedrooms one double with radiator and 2 twin rooms which convert into doubles if needed,Quilts and pillows provided Large shower room with fan heater and a seperate toilet, lounge diner well equiped with gas fire, flat screen colour telivision built in dvd player with freeview and Sky bring your own card,stereo Kitchen well equiped for 6 with full cooker,full size fridge& small ice box,microwave,toaster,electric kettle,george forman grill,plenty of pans &caseroles & full dinner service,cool bag & picnic box,there is an iron,ironing board & a rotary drier for outside Coat rack & radiator in hallway The lounge has veiws over to the sand hills (no caravans in front)and beyond is the beach approx 10 minuets walk away where you can walk for miles Barmouth to the left and shell island to the right and plenty of footpaths around the village and surrounding areas & to the north distant veiws of Snowdons mountain range Outside there is a large decked area with table & chairs parrasole and sunloungers on the grassed area a picnic bench & barbecue The site has a country pub and resturant (children allowed) entertaiment in main season only,childrens play area,shop, chip shop & cafe,launderette with washing machines,tumble driers iron and ironing board. There is a leisure centre with swmimming pool,spar bath,sauna,steam room,sun bed & a terrace with coffee and snack bar (small charge payable) The train station for the cambrian coaster is 10 minuets walk away from which you can travel the coast line north or south connect up with the little steam trains,or admire the veiws,maybee just pop down into Barmouth to sample the many good resturants and pubs of an evening The area is a paradise for walking,cycling,mountain bikeing or just sightseeing