Caskeys
Pub in Rhyl
Opening hours
No opening hours listed yet. The owner can add them after claiming this listing.
About Caskeys
Caskeys in Rhyl is listed here under Pub. The address is 19-23 Vale Road, Rhyl LL18 2BT.
Details taken from the public record (OpenStreetMap). The owner can add their own text after claiming the listing, which is free.
Reviews
No reviews for Caskeys yet. Have you been there? Your experience helps other people.
Your advert could be here
Seen locally on exactly this page – fairly priced, with no wasted reach.
Food & drink nearby
In and around Rhyl
News, events, offers and more – all from Rhyl and the surrounding area.
Days out & attractions nearby
View allRomano-British Settlement
Long Acre Cottages · 2.5 miles
A series of three rectangular fields or enclosures (c. 40 m by 30 m) arranged either side and along a trackway were visible as a cropmark in the NW corner of a field 200 m NW of Llewerllyd Farm. They are Roman or Romano-British
Talargoch Lead Mine - Panton Vein Walker's Shaft
Bryniau · 3.1 miles
Walker's Shaft sunk in the 1870s and worked Panton Vein
Siambr-wen
Dyserth · 3.1 miles
Seat of Sir Robert Pounderling, once said to be constable of Dyserth castle
The Old Bishop's Palace
St Asaph · 4.3 miles
The Bishop's Palace, St Asaph. A stone-built, two storey palace, the E, garden front of which is of 1791, whilst the W, entrance front is Victorian.
Moel Maenefa
Hen Afon · 6.2 miles
Name translates to "Eve's Tomb Hill" in English
Mynydd Marian Local Nature Reserve and SSSI
Llysfaen · 8.1 miles
Mynydd Marian Local Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest is a small limestone ridge on the edge of the village of Llysfaen between Colwyn Bay and Abergele.
More from Rhyl
Magazine & guides
Guides to help you choose
Jubilee town guide: living here, getting around, eating out and things to do
Jubilee sits within the London Borough of Enfield, a densely populated part of north-London that blends residential streets with a range of local enterprises. With a population of over 330,000 spread across 31.2 sq mi, the area offers a mix of parks, eateries and community services for residents and
Read more
Belfast town guide: living here, getting around, eating out and things to do
Belfast is Northern Ireland’s capital and main port, a city of over 345 000 people spread across 44.4 sq mi. Set on the River Lagan and linked to the sea via Belfast Lough, it offers a dense mix of culture, commerce and green space, all within easy reach of surrounding villages.
Read more
Wakefield town guide: living here, getting around, eating out and things to do
Wakefield is a cathedral city in West Yorkshire, sitting on the River Calder and serving as the administrative hub for a metropolitan borough of over 369 000 people. With a population of more than 345 000 across 130.7 sq mi, the city blends historic landmarks, a varied food scene and a dense network
Read more