Parc Arfordirol Penrhos ac Cae Glas ,Caergybi / Penrhos Coastal Park and Cae Glas, Holyhead

Cais ar gyfer materion a gadwyd yndol ar gyfer creu Pentref Hamdden ym Mharc Arfordirol Penrhos, Ffordd Llundain, Caergybi yn cynnwys 493 o unedau hamdden newydd gan gynnwys porthdai a bythynnod newydd; Adeilad canolbwynt canolog newydd gan gynnwys derbynfa gyda chyfleusterau hamdden gan gynnwys parc dwr isdrofannol dan do, neuadd chwaraeon dan do, caffis, bariau, bwytai ac adwerthu; Adeilad canolog newydd ar gyfer Marchnad Ffermwyr; Adeilad hamdden a sba canolog newydd; Dymchwel y Baddondy ac adeiladu bwyty/caffi a canolfan ymwelwyr ar ei safle; Dymchwel adeiladau eraill gan gynnwys tair ysgubor amaethyddol a thair annedd; Darparu a chynnal 29 hectar o ardaloedd cyhoeddus gyda maes parcio i'r cyhoedd a gwelliannau i'r llwybr arfordirol gan gynnwys: Rhodfeydd a reolir o fewn 15 hectar i goetir, cadw a gwella Pwll Grace, Pwll Lili, Pwll Sgowtiaid gyda llwyfannau gweld, y Fynwent Anifeiliaid Anwes, y Gofeb, y Ty Pwmp a maes picnic gyda gorsafoedd bwydo adar a chuddfannau gwylio adar, gydag arwyddion dehongli addysgiadol a dwyieithog trwy'r cyfan; Creu trywydd cerfluniau newydd trwy goetir a llwybrau pren a gwell cysylltiad gyda Llwybr yr Arfordir; Bydd y traeth yn parhau i fod yn hygyrch i'r cyhoedd gan ddarparu mynediad diogel i'r dwr bas. Tir yn Cae Glas - Canolfan Ymwelwyr a Gwarchodfa Natur sy'n caniatáu mynediad i'r cyhoedd dan reolaeth; Llwyfan gwylio wedi’i godi a chuddfannau adar. Manylion llawn ar gyfer newid defnydd yr adeiladau Stad cyfredol ym Mharc Arfordirol Penrhos, Ffordd Llundain, Caergybi gan gynnwys newid defnydd: Twr y Beili ac adeiladau allanol yn Fferm Penrhos o dy clwb criced i fod yn ganolfan wybodaeth i ymwelwyr, bwyty, caffi, bariau ac adwerthu; Ysgubor y Fferm ac Adeiladau Trol o fod yn adeiladau fferm i fod yn ganolfan ar gyfer hurio beiciau ac offer chwaraeon; Y Twr o ddefnydd preswyl i fod yn llety i reolwyr a swyddfa atodol; Ynghyd a datblygiadau cysylltiedig ar draws y ddwy safle. / Application for reserved matters for the creation of a leisure village at Penrhos Coastal Park, London Road, Holyhead comprising of 493 new leisure units including new lodges and cottages; Central new hub building comprising reception with leisure facilities including indoor sub-tropical water park, indoor sports hall, and cafes, bars, restaurants and retail; Central new Farmer's Market building; Central new spa and leisure building; Demolition of the Bathing House and the construction of a restaurant/café and visitor centre at its former location; Demolition of other existing buildings including three agricultural barns and three residential dwellings; Providing and maintaining 29 hectares of publicly accessible areas with public car parking and enhancements to the Coastal Path, including: Managed walkways within 15 hectares of woodland, the retention and enhancement of Grace's pond, Lily Pond, Scout's pond with viewing platforms, the Pet Cemetery, War Memorial, the Pump House and picnic area with bird feeding stations and hides with educational and bilingual interpretation signage created throughout; Creation of a new woodland sculpture trail and boardwalks and enhanced connection to the Coastal Path; The beach will continue to be accessible to the public providing safe access to the shallow shelving water. Land at Cae Glas; A Visitor Centre and Nature Reserve allowing controlled public access; Raised boardwalks and access paths; Raised viewing platform and bird hides. Full detail for the change of use of the existing Estate buildings at Penrhos Coastal Park, London Road, Holyhead including the change of use for: The Bailiffs Tower and outbuildings at Penrhos Home Farm from a cricket clubhouse to a visitors information centre, restaurant, café, bars and retail; Home Farm Barn and Cart Buildings from farm buildings to cycle and sports hire centre; The Tower from residential to a Managers accommodation and ancillary office; Together with associated development across both sites.

Status: Waiting for a decision
Reference: RM/2026/2
Type: Outline permission
Size: Large
Ward: Ynys Gybi
Received: 15 April 2026
Decision due by: 15 July 2026
Decision: Heb Benderfyniad / Not yet determined

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Parc Arfordirol Penrhos ac Cae Glas ,Caergybi / Penrhos Coastal Park and Cae Glas, Holyhead