Welcome to The Alderley at Ty Mawr, Towyn! A bright two-bedroom caravan sleeping six, with a sunny wrap-around deck, patio doors from the lounge and a warm welcome for up to two small or medium dogs. Close to the sandy beaches of Towyn and Kinmel Bay, it`s a relaxed base for a family seaside break in North Wales.

**Park entertainment passes are not included - available to purchase from the park`s reception.**

The Alderley is a roomy 38ft x 12ft holiday home. Patio doors open from the light-filled lounge onto the wrap-around decking, with outdoor seating for morning coffees and summer evenings. Inside you`ll find a comfy lounge with an electric fire and TV, a dining table and a fitted kitchen with oven, hob, microwave and fridge freezer, plus a washing machine. There`s a double bedroom, a twin bedroom and a shower room, and a double sofa bed in the lounge sleeps two more.

Guests have the whole caravan and its wrap-around decking to themselves, and there`s parking for your car. Park facilities such as the swimming pool and entertainment venues need passes, which you can buy from the park`s main reception.

We`ll send you everything you need for check-in before you arrive. During your stay we`re on hand by phone, text or message, whichever suits you best.

Please bring your own bedding and towels - they are not provided at The Alderley. Up to two small or medium dogs are welcome. Park entertainment passes are not included and are available to purchase from the park`s reception.

🌊 Neighbourhood Vibe
- Traditional seaside charm with arcades, amusements, and beachfront cafés.
- Bustling summer atmosphere—ice creams, funfairs, and busy promenades.
- Great for families, couples, and groups, with a long-standing reputation as a holiday hotspot.
- Sits between Kinmel Bay and Abergele, offering easy access to wider coastal scenery and views toward Colwyn Bay and the Great Orme.

🏖️ Beaches & Outdoor Fun
- Towyn Beach
- Sandy, spacious, and ideal for paddling, walking, and relaxing.
- Lined with amusements and food spots—perfect for a classic day at the seaside.
- Kinmel Bay Beach (next door)
- Wide sandy stretch, quieter than Towyn.
- Popular for windsurfing, canoeing, and sailing from the local harbour.

🎡 Attractions & Entertainment
- Arcades & Funfairs
- Towyn is known for its lively amusement arcades and traditional fairground rides, especially in summer.
- Knightly’s Fun Park (local favourite)
- A staple Towyn attraction with rides, games, and entertainment—great for families.
- Frequently listed among the top things to do in the area.
- Indoor Activities
- Y Morfa Leisure Centre in nearby Kinmel Bay offers sports halls, squash courts, and outdoor games—ideal for rainy days.

🛍️ Food, Shopping & Local Life
- Plenty of cafés, takeaways, pubs, and seaside shops along the main strip.
- Local produce stalls and seasonal food vendors add to the holiday feel.

🐾 For Nature & Culture Lovers
- Easy access to wildlife parks, zoos, and historic sites across Conwy County.
- Hundreds of nearby attractions—over 500 family-friendly options within reach according to local guides.

🏡 Living or Staying in Towyn
- A traditional seaside town that has stayed true to its roots, offering a relaxed, unpretentious lifestyle.
- Considered an up‑and‑coming area with strong holiday appeal and potential for those looking to relocate or invest.

🚍 Local & Regional Transport Options

🚌 Bus Services (Primary Local Transport)
Towyn itself doesn’t have a train station, so buses are the main public transport option for getting to nearby towns.
- Regular buses run through Towyn Road connecting to:
- Rhyl (nearest major hub)
- Abergele
- Kinmel Bay
- Colwyn Bay
- Services are operated by companies listed under Transport for Wales’ regional operators, such as Arriva Cymru and local coach services.
Buses are generally frequent in peak seasons and slightly reduced in winter.

🚆 Nearest Train Stations
Towyn is served by nearby stations rather than having its own:
- Llandudno (shopping, attractions)
- Colwyn Bay
- Conwy
- Chester
- Liverpool (via Chester)

🚗 Travel to Major Cities
Liverpool → Towyn
Rome2Rio data shows:
- Train + bus: ~1h 43m (fastest public transport option)
- Driving: ~58 minutes from Liverpool to Towyn (43.7 miles)
- Taxi: ~58 minutes (but expensive)
This makes Towyn very accessible for weekend trips or changeovers.

🚕 Taxis & Local Transport
Local taxi firms operate throughout Towyn, Kinmel Bay, and Abergele. These are especially useful for:
- Getting to Abergele & Pensarn or Rhyl stations
- Late-night returns from nearby towns
- Quick hops between holiday parks

🧭 Journey Planning Tools
For live timetables, disruptions, and route planning:
- Traveline Cymru provides Wales-wide bus and rail journey planning.
- Transport for Wales offers links to all local operators and accessibility info.

⭐ Summary for Visitors & Owners
Towyn’s transport is simple but effective:
- Buses are the backbone for local travel.
- Two nearby train stations make regional and city travel easy.
- Liverpool, Manchester, and Chester are all reachable with one connection.
- Driving remains the fastest and most flexible option
- Check-in from 3pm until 9pm, check-out by 11am.
- Up to two small or medium dogs are welcome.
- No smoking inside the caravan.
- We ask that shoes are removed because the caravan is carpeted.
- Please close and lock all windows and doors when you leave.
- Please do not keep any food in the bedrooms.
- Please bring your own bedding and towels.