Breakwater Country Park

One of the Best Places To Visits in Llaingoch Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. The is well maintained with a number of walks around it, including along the coast with spectacular views. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the café looked good, although we did not use it. The only issues was the metre would not accept card or contactless. Expensive for closed cafe and tiny pond. However you pay to Holyhead Mountain really. I'll review this separately. This is what we came here for and was a very walk. Amazing views from all around Holyhead. You can see the Isle of Man easily. Loads of paths all over the mountain but easy to take the wrong one, so i would advise to follow a route. We used the Alltrails app. Great little place to wander around very kid friendly, car park, not too pricey, play for kids, duck pond you can around, conserved mine that you can inside which has an art gallery with it. Many other artificats from the mine around the place with lots of history signs and a visitors centre with more history. Cafe on site but didn't visit and toilets near the cafe. You can also off to the coastal path from here which is about 20 mins, and a to The Magazines, old military store buildings. Great place to visit Car and toilets were open but cafe closed, and the visitor centre was shut when we finished our at 3pm... An expensive car when the country facilities are closed at open prices (prices up to £10 for parking)... The onto nearby Holyhead mountain was though, albeit challenging at times especially to the summit. The place is ok but the makes NO sense. On arrival, I paid via the Pay by Phone app. £4.20. Then my husband asked me to DOH let check the meter: no sign of Pay by Phone but stark warnings if fines id you so t display a ticket so I paid £4 for two hours. The ticket however, had three hours on it??... None of it makes sense. So ended up paying £8.20 for two hours.......and I'll be contacting Pay by Phone to ask why they've set this place up (in the official Anglesey website.....with a link to Pay by Phone from there!) as I kine payments with an ID code when it doesn't exist in th meter in the car itself! There are several routes, there are flat routes, also routes up to the top with views across to south stack which you can to , you must wear decent footwear as the paths are not very well maintained, and beware of cliff edge with dogs. There is a information centre we spoke to will with a lot of knowledge of the area. £3 two hours £5.50 4 hours.... Wet and rainy when we visited. Took the dogs fir a to the harbour along the coastal path. Saw a seal. Great place to visit, great views from the hills which are easy- ISH climbing. Small park, lake and around £4 for 5hrs. Park free then a short into the area. Beautiful spot and some reasonably accessible walking routes with a buggy. Kids explored the quality play area and history bits before we headed past the fishing/duck pond and down the main road to the breakwater. We didn't reach all the way to the lighthouse as the wind was 40-50mph but got a half way, the back against the wind was a bit more strenuous than going so consider that if you're not too fit. We spent a lot of time at the cove just to the side of the breakwater and even saw a grey seal. We went up onto the headland from the cove beach which gave great views and you can see the pathway back up to the car park/cafe/play area. The waves crashing on the breakwater and different hues of blue on the sea where fabulous in the sun. Parking was £6/4hrs and the toilets are free. The cafe also has its own small play area. There are mosaics dotted about and a gallery under the big chimney stack. People were for free on the road nearer to the breakwater but £6 for 4 hrs wasn't unreasonable at all given the facilities there. We didn't mind the but if you're not staying long then maybe closer to the breakwater/harbour but if you're looking at the mountain routes then the main car is a option. Only stopped by to see the old ships gun. Ended up getting an ice cream as well. From what I saw, the seems lovely. It's unfortunate that there's no information about the gun, or even it listed on a map, as it is a very interesting piece of history, but we did find it with the help of a man from the National Trust building. The seemed very nice, even stopped by the pond to have an ice cream. place to take the kids to run off some energy, plenty of room for a picnic, there is a small lake where fishing is permitted and is an easy round, if you're feeling a bit more energetic a little hike over Holyhead Mountain to South Stack will get the blood pumping. Get there early, the car gets full, then numpties will double on the the road in and out. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.