Campsites in Wales

Clyne Farm Centre

• Activity campsite overlooking Swansea Bay
• Abseiling, orienteering, bushcraft, archery, canoeing, assault course
• Free wifi

Trai-A-Llanw

• Spectacular views of Cardigan Bay
• Basic but adequate facilities and a relaxed vibe
• Bordered by the Ceredigion Coast Path and a mile from Aberaeron

Coastal Meadows

• Hugely spacious site set over 10 acres of woodland and meadows
• Under 10 minutes' drive from Amroth and 25 to Tenby
• Large meadow area, picnic bench and firepit exclusive to each pitch

Woodlands Lodge

• Compact cabin on a smallholding on the edge of Buckley
• A 20-minute drive to Chester; 35 to Llangollen or the beach
• Luxury bedding, firepit, kitchen and private bathroom included

Cerrig Drudion

• Secluded glamping site with mountain views in Snowdonia National Park
• A 20-minute drive to Caernarfon Castle; 40 to Zip World Llechwedd
• Stylish bell tent accommodation, private showers and firepit on site

St David's Park

Touch the Clouds Glamping

• Exclusive and luxurious off-grid glamping near Welshpool in Powys
• A 20-minute drive to Powis Castle, and 30 minutes to Dyfnant Forest
• Camp kitchen on site; 10 minutes’ drive to a pub and store

Coastland Holiday Park

• Well-maintained site half a mile from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
• Tenby 15 minutes’ drive; Oakwood Theme Park 20 minutes
• Launderette and playground on site; 100 yards from the A4139

Siabod Huts

• Glamping on private farmland with spectacular Snowdonia views
• A 15-minute drive to Betws-y-Coed, and 10 minutes to Zip World Fforest
• Equipped kitchenettes and hot tubs on site; pubs 15 minutes’ drive

Cae Clyd Campsite and Touring Park

• Family-run site two minutes' walk from a private beach
• Spectacular views and sunsets close to Snowdonia National Park
• Five minutes from the Lon Eifion cycling and walking path

Coed Cottages

• Award winning family run site In the beautiful village of Llanfechell
• With in a mile of the harbour village and beach of Cemaes Bay
• Within close reach of the Wales costal path and cycling route.

Stickle Tarn

• Wild camping field on a Brechfa Forest smallholding in Carmarthenshire
• A 15-minute drive to Gorlech MTB Trail; 45 minutes to Aberaeron beach
• Valley views and animals on site; pub and shop five minutes’ drive

Coed Esgair Las Blue Ridge Woods Wildcamp

• Discrete Dyfi Valley wild camping site in 30 acres of working woodland
• A 20-minute drive from Tywyn beach and Penygader
• Multiple firepit areas and a four-wheel drive shuttle available

Coed Helen Holiday Park

• Glamping in a woodland park 10 minutes' walk from central Caernarfon
• Within 30 mins' drive of Anglesey, Snowdonia and Llyn Peninsula sands
• Pool, fitness room and bar and restaurant with sea-view terrace

Coed Hills Campsite

• Smart bell tent glampsite overlooking the Severn Estuary
• A 10-minute drive from Cowbridge; Cardiff city centre 25 minutes
• Next to a rural arts space and permaculture garden