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About Station Camp site
This quiet, level site, open all year round, is just seven miles from Llangollen, and is adjacent to the restored Carrog Steam Railway Station and close to the beautiful River Dee.
A short walk across the 15th century bridge is the Grouse Inn, serving food all day.
Llangollen Steam Railway has a regular service from Carrog to
Llangollen where there are many tourist attractions. There are also tea rooms at Carrog Station.
A short walk across the 15th century bridge is the Grouse Inn, serving food all day.
Llangollen Steam Railway has a regular service from Carrog to
Llangollen where there are many tourist attractions. There are also tea rooms at Carrog Station.
Just an hour away are the historic cities of Chester or Shrewsbury, or the many seaside resorts of North Wales, including Harlech,
Porthmadog, Barmouth, Rhyl and
Llandudno.
Station Camp Site is near the starting point for one of the loops on the new Berwyn Way and Dee Valley walking paths, there is also an excellent mountain biking centre at nearby Llandegla.
Porthmadog, Barmouth, Rhyl and
Llandudno.
Station Camp Site is near the starting point for one of the loops on the new Berwyn Way and Dee Valley walking paths, there is also an excellent mountain biking centre at nearby Llandegla.
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