Towyn, Brown's Camping Ground c.1955
Photo ref: T181067
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A Selection of Memories from Towyn

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Towyn

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hi all my nan elsie had caravan on this site , got great memories being on the site in early 80s , such simple times then , may be some one knows what happened to the site and the owner norman , also used to be a lady called sylvia who was fortune teller type at rhyl funfair who actually had next caravan to my nan, hopefully someone has some more info and memories . x
Hi, I have a relation who has static caravans on Millers Cottage Fame, Caravan site, Gannick? Road, Towyn. I was wondering could anyone help with the history of Millers Farm, what year and who owned it, and if possible I would love to see a picture of the original farm, thank you
My Parents owned a caravan on Howisons up to 1966. We lived in Wolverhampton and traveled there most Saturdays for the weekend. As a young lad I used to enjoy a bit of train spotting from the bridge or hiring a bike on site for hour or so. I recall also the amusement arcade that was near the entrace to the site and the British Rail Touring Office that used to call on the site to sell Rail excursions to ...see more
My parents over the years owned 3 caravans. They were on howisons/Robinson's caravan site(now Whitehouse's leisure) We spent every weekend and every holiday there. Lots of lovely friends there..my dad played the organ in the camp club. I am still in touch with two girls I met all those years ago. The memories no one can take away. I go back to towyn as often as I can... I still love the place Thanx for the wonderful memories..x