Corn Bwch

They’re keen on the idea of a serene stay for all guests at Corn Bwch, a rural Denbighshire site surrounded by gorgeous scenery three miles from St Asaph.

To make sure that peaceful break isn’t just a pipe dream, the team here implement a no-music policy, don’t accommodate large groups and encourage everyone to be kind to their neighbours with ‘quiet time’ after 11pm. No need to panic if you’ve got kids that aren’t of the particularly peaceful sort though – the site has a sizeable separate field where they can run about, make noise and play games of football without guy rope trip hazards.

Barbecues and campfires are all part of the experience here, of course; the team help such proceedings along by hiring out firepits, selling firewood and providing picnic tables to serve up on. Too bleary-eyed to cope with breakfast prep? Make your way to the catering van for bargain bacon rolls and hot drinks; it’s also open on some evenings for burgers, chips, soup and the like.

Easy access to food isn’t the only nod to comfort at this friendly site: hot showers are also available, and there’s a well-equipped communal shelter with a fridge-freezer, washing-up facilities and plenty of power points for gadget charging/hairdryer wielding/airbed pumping.

Getting out’s a cinch from this handy location – Anglesey, the north coast beaches and Snowdonia National Park are all easily doable, as the A55 North Wales Expressway is a mere mile away.