The Centre sits in seven acres of grazing land allowing space for camping and games playing. Although not served by a public right of way we have access, by kind permission, to the surrounding headland.

The main beach in Rhoscolyn, Borthwen, is 5 minutes walk from the centre. It is a sheltered bay with a golden sand crescent beach and is safe for swimming and ideal for non-powered water sports.

Rhoscolyn, at the southern end of Holy Island is well placed for access to the Isle of Anglesey's many and varied places of interest. Just 6 miles from the port of Holyhead, we are close to the major communication links.

There are many interesting places to visit in the local area.
Historical sites include: the impressive prehistoric burial chamber, Barclodiad Y Gawres; the iron age hillfort and bronze age mountain hut group near Holyhead and the castle at Beaumaris.

There are a number of popular visitor attractions on the island including: Sw Mor - Anglesey Sea Zoo; Pili Palas - the butterfly, bird and minibeast palace; Stone Science - fossils, rocks and dinosaur bones; Plas Newydd - the home of the Marquis of Anglesey and on the mainland the Greenwood Centre at Y Felinheli.

Nature reserves include: the RSPB reserve at South Stack with Ellins Tower the RSPB Visitor Centre; Penrhos Coastal Park; Breakwater Country Park and Cors Goch National Nature Reserve.