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The town of Caerwys is to be found in North East Wales in the County of Flintshire and is probably one of the smallest towns in the United Kingdom yet it manages to offer residents and visitors alike a range of local shops and services.
Originally a Roman outpost it has been suggested that the local church, of St Michaels’ is built on the base of a former Roman observation post. Caerwys also has a connection with Pennsylvania in the United States – the founder of Pennsylvania was one William Penn who had a close personal friend called Thomas Wynne who was from Caerwys. Thomas Wynne became the first speaker of the Provincial Government and a Provincial Judge and it was he who was responsible for the street pattern of Philadelphia which he based on the street pattern of his home town - Caerwys.
Today Caerwys is known for the picturesque views that it can offer as it nestles in the countryside close to the larger towns of Prestatyn and Rhyl. It is conveniently situated just off the main North Wales trunk road, the A55, and this makes it an ideal location for touring the surrounding countryside.
Caravan Park
Caerwys View Holiday Home Park
Doctor
Llys Meddyg
Pub and Bar
Piccadilly Inn
Royal Oak
Travellers Inn
Restaurant
Pori Gwych
Pwllgwyn Restaurant
School
Ysgol Yr Esgob VA Primary School
Taxi
Allitts Travel Links
Shops
Sundawn Garden Centre
Caerwys Pharmacy
Places to Stay near Caerwys
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Travelodge Halkyn
(1.87 miles)
There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... more
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Bodlonfa Hall
(3.38 miles)
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Bodlonfa Hall Country House offers tranquill accomodation set in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with an idylic rural position enjoying far reaching views over the North Wales countryside and ... more
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Bach y Graig
(3.61 miles)
Bach y Graig built in 1567 is steeped in history once visited by Dr Samuel Johnson, has retained many original features, oak beams, oak panelling, oak doors, inglenook fireplace, and is reputed to be the ...
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Glan Yr Afon Inn
(4.13 miles)
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Nestling in the small village of Dolphin, near Holywell and just off the A55 to Holyhead, The Glan Yr Afon Inn combines traditional and contemporary elements.
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Pentre Mawr House
(4.15 miles)
Graham and Bre are delighted to open Pentre Mawr House (Graham's family
home of four hundred years) as a country house. The houses mirrors their
other property at Sychnant Pass House in Conwy. It ... more
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Tan-yr-Onnen
(4.19 miles)
Tan-yr-Onnen offers quality bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation near St. Asaph at the head of the Vale of Clwyd in North Wales. This bed and breakfast is set in a rural location, just off the ... more
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Greenhill Farm Guest House
(4.40 miles)
Our 16th century farmhouse is set in beautiful gardens and affords extensive views across the Dee Estuary to the Wirral Peninsular and beyond. The oak beamed house retains its ‘old world’ charm while incorporating every ...
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Stokyn Hall Country House B and B
(4.92 miles)
Stokyn Hall is rural Edwardian house with far reaching Dee Estuary views, yet centrally located for the towns of Mostyn, Holywell, Mold, Flint, Chester and Llandudno. And also hopping distance from the Pennant and Coastal ...
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Oriel House, Country Hotel & Spa
(5.22 miles)
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This country house hotel with leisure club and spa is situated 5 minutes' drive from St. Asaph Business Park, just off the main A55.
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Plas Elwy Hotel
(6.00 miles)
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This small, friendly, family run hotel provides modern facilities whilst retaining the character and atmosphere of a property dating back to 1850.
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