Frequently Asked Questions

Thinking about owning a holiday lodge at Tyddyn Talgoch? Find answers to some of the questions we are asked most often.

About the Park

Where is Tyddyn Talgoch?

Tyddyn Talgoch is situated in Abersoch, at the golf end of Abersoch beach.

How many lodges are there at Tyddyn Talgoch?

We are a small park with just 17 holiday lodges.

Is the park open all year?

Yes, our park is open all year round.

Are you pet friendly?

Yes, our park is pet-friendly as long as they stay on a lead around the park and are respectful to other owners.

What facilities are available?

We have a children's play park, a boat park, EV charging points as well as Wi-Fi. There is no additional charge to use the boat park; it is included in your site fees.

Is Tyddyn Talgoch family friendly?

Yes. Our lodge owners often enjoy their holiday homes with children, grandchildren and different generations of the family.

Holiday Home Ownership

Are there lodges for sale at Tyddyn Talgoch?

Lodges become available occasionally, but with just 17 pitches, opportunities to become an owner are limited. Any current availability is listed on our Lodges for Sale page.

Can I register my interest in a lodge?

Yes. If there isn't currently a lodge available, you can contact us at info@robertsgroup.wales to register your interest in future opportunities.

Can you live in the lodge permanently?

Tyddyn Talgoch is a holiday lodge park and not a residential park. Lodges are for holiday and leisure use rather than permanent residential occupation.

What are the ongoing costs of owning a lodge?

The main cost associated with owning a lodge / static caravan is the site fees. These vary across our sites and are billed to our customers annually. The other costs associated are the gas and electric, which are charged by the meter. New high speed wifi has been installed on the site, the rates are included in the site fees. We also carry out ground maintenance and landscape gardening throughout the site, all included in the site fees.

Do you need insurance for your lodge?

You are required to insure your lodge / static as per the conditions on the Site Agreement form. You will need to make sure you have 3rd party liability cover, and the lodge is replaced for new.

Do I own the land?

No the land is owned by the park, you are buying the lodge with the right to occupy the pitch. This is providing the annual site fees are paid and you abide by the Park rules.

What happens when the lodge comes to the end of its life?

We will have a conversation when your lodge gets to 20 years old to look at upgrading your lodge / static onto a newer model or if you wish to leave the park, we can discuss this further as well.

What is the process of selling of my lodge?

The annual site agreement form details the procedure of selling your lodge / static.

Are friends and family allowed to stay in my lodge?

They are, as long as this isn’t let out for money and the abide by our park rules.

Can you sub-let your lodge?

No, we do not allow sub-letting on our parks.

Do you offer Finance when purchasing a lodge?

No, we do not offer finance packages unfortunately. However, we do offer a pay monthly plan for our site fees.

Location

How far is Tyddyn Talgoch from Pwllheli?

Tyddyn Talgoch is located at the golf course end of Abersoch beach on the Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales.

How far is Abersoch beach from the park?

Machroes beach in Abersoch is a short 10 minute walk from Tyddyn Talgoch.

Can I walk into Abersoch?

Yes. The park is around a 30-minute walk to Abersoch village.

What can I do in Abersoch?

Abersoch offers beaches, watersports, coastal walks, shops, local cafés and restaurants. The area is particularly popular for sailing, paddleboarding and other watersports.

What is there to do on the Llŷn Peninsula?

The Llŷn Peninsula has a wide variety of beaches, coastal walks, villages and attractions to explore. Popular destinations include Porth Neigwl, Porth Oer, Nefyn, Criccieth and Pwllheli.

What are the views like from the park?

The park has an elevated position overlooking Cardigan Bay, with views towards the mountains of Eryri. The views are one of the defining features of Tyddyn Talgoch.