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Non-members pay to park.
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Llanbedrog Beach is a sheltered stretch of sand on the south coast of the Llyn Peninsula near Pwllheli, best known for the row of colourful beach huts that can still be hired from the Trust. Calm water facing Cardigan Bay makes it a paddling beach, and the wooded, craggy headland of Mynydd Tir-y-Cwmwd rises behind it. The Trust's walking trail climbs through the woodland to the headland top, where the Tin Man sculpture looks out over the peninsula and the bay; the trail passes Plas Glyn y Weddw, the Gothic mansion of 1857 that is the oldest art gallery in Wales. Reviewers praise the clean sand and calm water, and the beach bar for ice cream. Tips from visitors: parking is free for members, and the track from the car park down to the sand is a 200-metre slope with steps. The pay and display machines take coins only, so download the JustPark app first, and dogs stay on a lead until beyond the beach huts through the summer.
Cyngor Gwynedd public toilets are temporarily closed due to renovation work. The EV charge point is currently out of order. Sorry for any inconvenience. Our car park use pay and display machines or the JustPark app.
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Starts at Llanbedrog beach National Trust car park, grid ref SH 33017 31530. 3 miles, about 2 hours, moderate difficulty; woodland and headland walk with some steps; toilet, cafe and pub passed en route are not National Trust.
