North Wales is a beautiful place to visit, and a wonderful place to live!It’s all here – scenic walks along leafy lanes or in the Clwydian Hills, shopping in the local markets, taking in the culture at Theatre Clwyd and visiting the many historic houses, churches and castles in the area.
Llangollen, the home of the International Eisteddfod, is a busy historic town with exciting steam train journeys and canal trips at a more leisurely pace.
Bangor on Dee hosts Steeplechase meetings throughout the year and there are local Point-to-Point meetings, and fourteen days racing at close-by Chester Race Course.
There are some wonderful places to eat – small country pubs, relaxing wine bars, and fine restaurants.
Our 5* self catering cottages at Golly Farm are ideally located 8 miles from Wrexham and 10 miles from Chester.
Golly Farm – a peaceful place to stay, come and join us!
Ros Brotherhood, Golly Farm Ltd©
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I think North Wales is perhaps the only part of Wales I have left to visit and if it is anything like the other parts then I will be a very happy lady!
The latest Wales holiday trip my husband Dennis and our three kids went to the Haven Caravan Park in the Quay West resort, and we found it be a place of beauty, fantastic sea and beach along with attractive fishing harbours. Next year we are looking into venturing up to the nothern parts to check out what they have to offer.
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