National Trust Car Park - Morfa Nefyn

This National Trust car park has plenty of room to park. It is clean and tidy.There is a hedge at the coast end of the car park to which there are picnic benches facing the sea with beautiful views of the coast. There are steps (some steep), leading to the toilets and the beach you can access it only when the tide is out but it is worth the wait. Cost of car park is £5 all day or free with National trust card. Enjoy!

Big spacious car park. Free if your a national trust card holder or £5 all day if your not. A few steps to get on the beach and, a nice walk to ty couch pub on the beach for a very relaxing lunch. Excellent day all round.

Parked here to do a walk to lifeboats however didn’t get far as the tide was in check tide tables if doing the walk
Great views
toilets at bottom of the steep steps

Great place 2 Park car 5 pounds ain't that bad we where gone 3 hours walking

Scenic views and wide open space from atop the cliff of the car park.
Long walks via golf links to beach and harbour where meals and drinks can be had in the pub.
If tide is out you can return to carpark via a beach walk to steps ascending to top of cliff where car park is situated.
There is a cafe near car park.
Enchanting place and we'll worth the visit but not a place for disabled people to attempt,yet they could enjoy the great views from the car park and use the cafe where there is outside seating.
On second thoughts I can inform that there is a road down to the beach alongside carpark where boats are launched and where there are public toilets.

Big car park with access to beach via steep and uneven steps, probably because of the amount of use and sandy soil...take care .
Fabulous views from the car park of the bay and the peninsula.
You can take an alternative longer route by tarmac road through the Golf course which comes out by Ty Coch Inn, which is no bad thing!!

Pay and display carpark with a small walk down to the beach

Good car park near to beach. Although some people say the path is closed, you don't have to go down via the golf course, there is a path out almost opposite the NT kiosk that takes you between some houses and then you can turn left down to the beach. There are good, clean toilets near the bottom of the road. If you are walking out onto the peninsula then cut left across the golf course by a building a little way into the course to pick up the coastal path. It's a much more interesting walk out to the end than taking the main track down the middle of the course. At the end cut down towards the shore to investigate the rock pools on the way back to the
sandy beach and a cup of tea or pint at the pub! A really lovely morning out.