Didn’t expect quite so much but this was a country park that really delivered. Great walk, stunning beach and scenery and some interesting history/geology stuff for the intellects in the group! Parking wise you go through an ANPR barrier on entrance and pay on exit (£5 for first 2 hours then 70p per 20 mins) and no other entrance fee - so pretty good value overall.

Newborough beach is one of Wales best. It also happens to be my favourite. It takes a half hour walk across the beach to reach the beautiful Ynys Llanddwyn. The island is worth walking to with it's church ruins and lighthouse. The little hidden coves are a gem. The beach is dog friendly from 1st September until 1st April. The summer holidays are a nightmare for traffic for visitors and especially the locals. We usually go off season. The beach is amazing with clear water whatever time of year you visit. The car park costs £5 for 2 hours and then you pay for every 20 minutes after that. We were there for 3 hours today and it cost us £7.80.

Amazing place for a walk or relax on the beach. We walked from the car park where there is toilet facilities to the lighthouse. It's about 45 minute walk but amazing views on a clear sunny day. Only bad thing was getting out the car park takes far to long need a better system.

Honestly one of my favourite places in the world. Stunning. If you aren't fond of unpredictable weather and hate the wind and rain, plan carefully and check on the day. Water is just gorgeous for a dip all year round if you're so inclined. :-)

It is a place where you can stay for a few days and find it equally enjoyable every single day. There is a huge forest with walking and cycling routes and also next to it, there is a sandy beach. The beach is clean,with beautiful views and a lighthouse to which you can walk up to. The car park is huge with toilet facilities.

Beautiful beaches, you wouldn’t believe this is the UK. Blue crystal waters, great for swimming. Many peaceful and more remote beaches off the main beach. Surrounded by all the hills/mountains of Wales in the distance. My favourite place to swim, sunbathe and take on the views in the UK

Really interesting place. Looking at this place on a map there may not seem much here to see but that is deceptive. The approach by car is well signposted through some very picturesque woodland. There is a surprisingly modern automated ANPR entrance to the car park. No ticket required just pay on exit either cash or card. The car park is quite large and laid out on two levels. There are toilets and at the time of our visit a hot food and drinks van. As it was a cold blustery day a bacon and egg bap was most welcome before we set off to explore. We didn't go into the forest particularly as we wanted to get to the beach. This was very well signposted and the path was quite easy to walk. The beach itself is very large and clean. Sadly we did manage to get across to the island as the tide was coming in. The crossing over the sand really is covered quickly so watch out for that. We did have a nice visit and intend to return for a second attempt to explore the island with its buildings. Parking cost for our 3 hour stay was £6.40 not the cheapest but ok. I belive the current maximum charge for the day is around £7. If you dont intend to visit the beach there are other parking areas in amongst the trees before you get to the main carpark. I would recommend a visit.

Nice bit of history 2 mins walk from my campsite. It was difficult to see the ruins in some places as the grass was quite high but I guess that deters people from walking all over them. Clear path all the way around though

If you're into the medieval history of Wales, this is a great little site to visit. There's not a ton to see, but the interpretive materials are good.

Go here and then go to the beach. Fascinating history and breathtaking scenery. Truly magical.

There is something about this place. I hugged a standing stone and felt a connection with something. Anglesey is for the spiritual and I am drawn to it.

Fascinating to learn about the history of the site!

Well worth a visit. The views of the surrounding area a really quite special.

It worth a stop to have a look when driving pass, but nothing special, wouldn’t go only to see it

Alan Knight Artist at Pritchard Jones Inst. Newborough as part of Anglesey Arts week . Come and visit.

Outbuilding in dangerous state due to loose slates on roof.. this could be a danger to the public and adjoining householders. We have experienced high winds lately. Please treat this with some urgency.

Such a beautiful building, especially the library. An important part of Welsh history.

royale artifacts that speaks volumes

Ideal venue for parties

Excellent , heart of the community.

Jewel in the Crown.

Fantastic collection of classic vehicles from years gone by. Loads to look including military vehicles. Well laid out and maintained pieces. There’s also a cafe. Great little activity for the family or anyone with an interest in this sort of thing. I’m not a big motor head at all but I enjoyed the retro cars and bikes. 🚗 🏍️

If I’m honest, I didn’t have very high expectations for this place and imagined that it would just be a load of old vehicles in a shed. However, I was pleasantly surprised. As a late baby boomer, I could relate to most of the vehicles as those that were owned by parents or in my own early driving years. Each vehicle had an interesting description/history and all were in very good condition. I didn’t think I’d find the agricultural or military vehicles that interesting but actually I did! There’s an on site cafe and even a caravan site and children’s playground so it’s definitely worth a stop.

Interesting museum. Lots of old vehicles with information about them. It was good to see some of the motor bikes I knew in my youth and the grand old cars of yesteryear. There were a couple my dad had and a viva which was my first car. It's not very big but enough to look at and spend a couple of hours at at. Worth the visit before returning home after a holiday.

Only visited because the weather wasn't, but glad we did its bigger than it initially appears, three barns of vintage cars, bikes, farm vehicles and military vehicles. All in great condition and laid out so you can get close to them. There's a great cafe with indoor and outdoor seating, large play field and swing etc. Both the museum and the cafe were dog friendly. The staff were friendly and helpful

While touring the island we stopped for a coffee and despite its remote location it was very busy, especially families with kids enjoying the play area. Coffee shop is ok and busy - tough and ready but a very good vibe, with old car magazines (1980’s) and eclectic souvenirs on sale

An awesome place for any petrol head! There's a fantastic selection of classic cars, motorbikes, military vehicles and engines! There's a lovely café (that offer some gluten free options), there's a kids play area and large field. Staff extremely friendly, dogs are very welcome. Throughly enjoyed the visit. We will definitely be back again

We drove to the museum because we love cars and it was on the Isle of Anglesey which we decided to visit today. The museum is small but it has a few cars that lovers will be into. They have a cafe that you have a coffee/tea and cakes before visiting the museum. The staff of the museum was very friendly and helpful.

A really lovely tapas bar and one of the highlights of our holiday. The food was amazing. My partner and I shared 6 plates and it was all delicious, served fast and was freshly made. The host, Di, and all the staff were very friendly and made time to chat to us. Would highly recommend

Excellent little Tapas bar/cafe, not the biggest menu but plenty for everyone. The food was fantastic loads of flavours and well presented. The owners were great and couldn't be more welcoming. The drink selection was good with a large selection of local beers etc. The house red wine was really good as well. It's now big so you really do need to booked. I will definitely go again when we're in the area, sorry no photo food was too good to be taking photos

I went there last year and tried my first ever tapas. It was delightful, tasty and enough food. The atmosphere here is great. Local beers and produce gives a low carbon footprint on food travel.

We were staying in our campervan and called a couple hours before to ask for a table on Friday evening, very lucky the owner answered and said she could fit us in. Our first wedding anniversary so we wanted to eat out. Lovely people, tasty food and beautiful artwork. Working in hospitality myself for a long while, these ladies have the best attitude and it was especially nice to see how they treated a late diner with his daughter. Really nice people plus good food- why wouldn't you go? Thank you to the team at the Red Squirrel

What an amazing tapas bar! Super friendly and cosy - hosts Di and Sue were the best at looking after us all evening! The food was delicious and the place had such a wholesome vibe. We’ll definitely be returning on our next trip to Newborough ☺️ can’t recommend enough!

What a special place! We were staying in our caravan up the road and, whilst waiting outside the chip shop next door, were thoughtfully offered water for our hot dogs (no, not hot-dogs!!) We got chatting and booked ourselves in for a meal the following evening, our last night. We were not disappointed. Di and Sue happily accommodated the two of us and our three dogs and served not just the best tapas, but the best vegetarian food we’ve eaten out in ages. Excellent food, wide drinks choice, great service and a lovely atmosphere. Thanks to Di and Sue - and the young feller, working hard in a hot kitchen - for making our last holiday night very special. We’ll definitely return!

We turned up on the off chance of a table as a group of 4 adults and 3 kids at 5pm and they were so accommodating. It was a lovely welcome, thank you. The choice of drinks was excellent and food fantastic so we all left happy! Highly recommended.

I thought chippies were meant to be fast food. Over a 20 minute wait for just one portion of chips and curry sauce. Price expensive for the area, plus they charge 10p for a wooden fork! Chips were the worst chips I've ever had in my life. Not proper thick cut chippy chips, cut from fresh potatoes, but frozen thinner oven style chips. Oil not hot enough so the chips were undercooked and seriously soggy/oily. Curry sauce was rank too and so watered down it was impossible to dunk the chips in. I ate about 5 chips then they went straight in the bin. That's what you get when you hire teenagers to man the fryer. Despite what the owner claims, I haven't got all confused and reviewed the wrong chippy. Chips were definitely frozen as I saw a large bag of frozen chips being taken out of the chest freezer behind the till. The only older woman working there was in the till. The others were all teenage girls. Added a photo as proof I haven't reviewed the wrong chippy and just so show how soggy rank they were

Fish and Chips were very nice. Ordered and ready within 10 minutes. Just the perfect portion size too. Reasonably priced which is a bonus. Very friendly staff Thanks!

Lovely fish n chips. Quick service and reasonable prices. Only 0.7 miles away from our campsite so close enough for food still to be hot. Definitely worth a visit for a chippy tea plus a curry sauce

Friendly local chip shop. Nice, slightly thinner cut chips, but still satisfyingly chunky. Tasty curry sauce, does pea fritters too, although sadly were out of stock of banana fritters and battered mars bars when we visited. Nice little seating area too. Main downside: cash only. Come on guys, make it easy for us to spend more money!

This place is great for coeliacs on a diet as this chippy is unable to provide gluten free food if they are busy. Potential customers are encouraged to exercise by being told that they cater for gluten free when contacted prior to attending meaning that people can get their steps in on a wasted journey. They promote a strong wellbeing culture for their staff by ensuring that they are not contactable by phone approaching meal times and if the phone does ring, they ensure that it isn't answered. Be wary of attending this place at peak times as if it gets busier, they may not be able to serve any food at all. -10/10 would avoid again.

Lovely hot food, the order ahead for collection on the web at a specific time is perfect we had cheese burger and chips and fish and chips and 2 curry sauce, it was delicious ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The food was nice staff where friendly and waited a reasonable amount of time for what we brought wasn’t many chips for a regular size though but overall good

Amazing brunch spot, coffee and food were to die for, a must visit! Staff were very friendly and accommodating and knew the menu inside out. They didn't have any croissants when we ordered but advised they were baking some and let us know when they were ready, and they were 100% worth the wait!

Went for brunch and WOW, best I've had in a LONG time. The coffee was amazing and the breakfasts were SO tasty. My usual brekky is an eggs Benedict if eating out and although I was tempted by a big breakfast I went with the pork belly Benedict and it was gorgeous!! Also happy I had some room because we had caramel cruffins and they were to die for. Highly recommend if you're round the Newborough forest area, or anywhere else in Anglesey actually! The service and atmosphere was just as impeccable as the food. A real gem of a place 💎

A truly great find. Fresh local produce from their farm, local seafood, oysters from an oyster farm nearby, really lovely service. You’ll pay a bit more for this meal but it’s worth it for the amazing flavours you won’t get anywhere else. I’d say one of the best meals I’ve had out in years.

What a wonderful find. Lovely place, great helpful service and food was out of this world. Thoroughly recommend it...

Surprise beer and almond croissant while walking the coastal path. Beautiful outdoor seating area, and just what you need after 20 odd miles.

Had a superb brunch this morning. Such a relaxing atmosphere inside the place and the staff were very friendly and attentive throughout. The food - every single bite was packed full of flavour and was of excellent quality too. Thank you! We loved it all!

This is one of the best full breakfasts I've had in ages. You could just tell that the produce used was of really high quality. Good coffee and juice, and my mate's rhubarb juice that he ordered was a taste sensation. Friendly staff, nice decor, and we were even admiring the knives and forks. Not the cheapest you'll find, but I'd say it's worth it. It's also nestled a short drive away from one of the most stunning beaches you'll likely see anywhere.