RV & Motorhome Parks in Wales

Tower Hill Campsite

• Family-friendly wild-style camping with mountain views
• A 10-minute drive from the Pembrokeshire coast; St Davids 25 minutes
• Low light pollution for stargazing on site; dogs on leads welcome

Stone Pitt Caravan Park

Oakwood Wild Camping

• Peaceful Powys pop-up site with spectacular Cambrian Mountains views
• Llanbrynmair five minutes’ drive, and Machynlleth 20 minutes
• Dog-friendly with woodland walks; pub and shop 15 minutes’ stroll

Trefalen Farm

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

Windmills Caravan Park

Manorafon Farm

Dan-Y-Ser Glamping

• Adults-only glampsite 10 minutes’ drive from Llanidloes in Powys
• Golf course 10 minutes’ drive and Clywedog Sailing Club 20 minutes
• Star-gazing bell tents with private hot tubs and a camping kitchen

Lodge Farm

Trench Farm Fisheries and Touring Park

• 150-acre farm, a few minutes’ drive from Penley and 20 from Wrexham
• Three fishing ponds on site stocked with carp, rudd, roach and tench
• On-site walks around a nature reserve and solar farm; dogs welcome

See da Scenery

• Off-grid wild camping on a scenic Mid Wales hillside
• A 35-minute drive to Welshpool for steam trains and Powis Castle
• Very close to National Cycle Route 81; excellent stargazing on site

Tally Ho Farm

• Quiet wildlife haven on a 45-acre smallholding
• Five minutes' drive from Llangwm; Marloes Sands 30 minutes' drive
• Meadow site with natural pools and streams; nearest pub one mile away

Cresswell Barn Farm

Croft Holiday Park

• Family-owned park 10 minutes' drive from both Kilgetty and Narberth
• Book massages, manicures and treatments at the park spa
• Pool, gym and bar-restaurant with terrace

Cwmwd

• Family-friendly north Wales site with views of the mountains and sea
• A 15-minute drive from Nefyn and Aberdaron; 25 minutes from Pwllheli
• Half an hour’s walk from two pubs and an equestrian centre

Maes Offa Stays

• Simple hardstanding motorhome pitches at a small Llanymynech site
• Welshpool and Powis Castle within a 25-minute drive
• Easy access from the A483; Offa's Dyke Path passes just outside

Bron Hafren Campsite

• Small, quiet and dog-friendly pop-up site in the upper Severn Valley
• Walking distance from the Montgomery Canal for cycling and walking
• Access to the river Severn for fishing; Offa Dyke’s Path further out