Cae Du Campsite

At Cae Du Campsite, you are welcome to check-in between 1:30pm and 7pm. Check out is due by 11am on your final day. On arrival, please advise the site if you are likely to arrive after 7pm.

Yes, Cae Du Campsite is dog friendly, with up to two dogs permitted per pitch. There is also access to a dog walking area. The site does just ask that you keep your dogs on a lead at all times and do not leave them unattended.

Yes, Cae Du Campsite allows fire pits and BBQs, just please ensure these are raised from the ground. The reception also has a limited number of fire pits for hire. Logs, kindling and firelighters can be purchased onsite too.

Yes, Cae Du Campsite asks for quiet time between 10pm and 7am. Music is also to be turned off at 10pm.

No, sorry, large groups are not allowed at Cae Du Campsite. Any bookings for more than four people are only accepted by prior arrangement. Separate bookings resulting in four or more people that intend to use the site as a combined group will be refused admission.

When you arrive at Cae Du Campsite, simply head to reception to check-in. If you arrive after the office has shut, all of the relevant details are in the 'new arrivals' box outside of reception. Please note, the barrier will close for new arrivals after 9pm. There is no need to check out, just ensure you have vacated your pitch by the allotted time.

Yes, Cae Du Campsite allows day visitors, but they must report to reception when they arrive.

Yes, awnings and gazebos are welcome on certain pitch types at Cae Du Campsite, just simply add them to your booking if required. Pup tents are allowed but may not be used for sleeping, and they must fit on the hardstanding area if booking a hardstanding pitch.

Each of the electric hook ups at Cae Du Campsite is 10 amp.

Yes, at Cae Du Campsite, there is space to park your car next to your pitch.

Yes, if booking one of the electric pitches at Cae Du Campsite, your electric usage will be included within the price of your booking.

There is WiFi access at Cae Du Campsite, though the signal may vary due to the location.

No, there is not a shop at Cae Du Campsite, but Emrys House Store is within a 15 minute walk for picking up essentials.

No, there is no cafe or restaurant at Cae Du Campsite, but the village of Beddgelert is within a ten minute walk, home to restaurants and pubs.

No, there is not an EV charging station at Cae Du Campsite, but there is an Evolt Network Charging Station within a 15 minute walk.

No, there is no communal fridge and freezer at Cae Du Campsite.

The facility blocks at Cae Du Campsite are available 24/7. The reception will be open during main check-in/check out times, or if you arrive after the office has shut, all of the relevant details are in the 'new arrivals' box outside of reception.

Due to the location of Cae Du Campsite, some services will experience a poor phone signal. There is free WiFi, which may come in useful.

Cae Du Campsite is located off of the A498, a road well suited to tourers. There is a smaller road that leads directly off to the campsite, where you may need to give way to other vehicles.

Yes, local taxi providers to Cae Du Campsite include Taxi Arfon (01286 479621) and Snowdonia Taxi Ltd (01286 872447).

The nearest bus stop to Cae Du Campsite is Tai Sygyn bus stop, a ten minute walk away, with services to Porthmadog and Morfa Bychan.

The Watkin Path is the closest route up Snowdon, which is a five minute drive (with a car park) or a 55 minute walk from the site. The popular Miner's Track starting point is also within a 15 minute drive with a car park at the start. Car park booking is also always recommended.

To get to Cae Du Campsite, the nearest main train station is Porthmadog, just under 20 minutes away. The Tai Sygyn bus stop is also a ten minute walk away, with services to

Porthmadog and Morfa Bychan.

Cae Du Campsite is a ten minute walk from Beddgelert, with pubs such as the Prince Llewelyn Hotel and Saracens Head.

Cae Du Campsite is surrounded by great walking routes, with the start of Snowdon's Watkins Path a five minute drive or a 55 minute walk away. Other hikes directly from the site include Aberglaslyn and Cwm Bychan.

Within a 15 minute walk of Cae Du Campsite is Beddgelert, a charming village with shops, restaurants, pubs and cafes. There is also a nearby bus stop and access to the Afon Glaslyn.

Cae Du is strictly one unit per pitch. A unit consists of any vehicle or tent used for sleeping. The site does not allow additional tents on the same pitch for extra sleeping purposes. Awnings that are attached to a van can be used for sleeping as this still this consists of 1 unit.