Beach - excellent water quality: Camping sites & Campgrounds in Wales

Glan Y Llyn Camping

• Simple wild camping site on re-wilding land near Beaumaris, Anglesey
• Beaumaris Castle five minutes’ drive; Lleiniog beach 30 minutes’ walk
• Livestock and wildlife on site; adjoins Aberlleiniog nature reserve

YHA Broad Haven

• Glamping in bell tents with solar lighting, soft flooring and rugs
• In Broad Haven town a 25-minute walk to sandy Little Haven beach
• Café-bar with sea views, shared kitchen, games room, wifi, library

Nantcol Waterfalls

The Cottage Fields

• Small family-run back to basics site next to Llansteffan beach
• A 25-minute drive to Laugharne or National Botanic Garden of Wales
• Dogs welcome; short walk to village shop, pubs, bakery and play park

Gwel Y Mor

Gwerniago Caravan

• Dog-friendly static caravan near Machynlleth with Dyfi Valley views
• In the Snowdonia National Park, 15 minutes' drive from Aberdyfi beach
• Well-equipped caravan with full kitchen, dining area and TV

Gwlgri

• Small adults-only caravan site under two miles from the Anglesey coast
• Half an hour’s walk from the beach; a 20-minute drive from Holyhead
• Pub and coastal path within walking distance; dog-friendly location

Gwynon Camping

• Peaceful, spacious grass pitches in a quiet field near Llanarthney
• National Botanic Garden of Wales 10 minutes' drive away
• Pick your own pitch at a simple site with well-designed facilities

White Gate Caravan Park

Hendre Caravan Park

• A small quiet park on the outskirts of Pwllheli
• Surrounded by woodlands in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Big play area for children

Morris The Shepherd's Hut

• Peaceful, cosy and fully-equipped shepherd's hut in a wildlife haven
• Surrounded by woodland, streams and river with its own private garden
• Spectacular sunsets and stargazing 25 minutes from the coast

Morawelon Camping and Caravanning

• Spectacularly scenic seaside site with views across Newport Parrog
• Pony trekking, crabbing, theme parks and zoos all within easy reach
• Bordered by the Pembrokeshire Coast Path; near a coastal bus service

Graig Ddu

• Basic family-friendly campervan site in the Dyfi Valley lowlands
• A five-minute drive from Dyfi Bike Park and Machynlleth
• Firepits permitted, with logs available to buy on site

Halkyn Castle Wood

• Bell tents in a wildflower meadow with views across the Dee Estuary
• A 15-minute drive to the Wales Coast Path; 30 minutes to Talacre beach
• Communal firepit and a 47-acre wood; burger bar five minutes' walk

Henbant Bach Farm

• Beautiful campsite in meadow hobbit landscape on sustainable farm

Ysgubor Wen Eco Camping

• Quiet five-acre site for adults only with sea and mountain views
• A five-minute drive to the beach; 35 minutes to the Llŷn Peninsula
• Nearly-wild site with firepits and wood available for a fee

Happy Acre

• Quiet Pembrokeshire camping field with valley views
• Half a mile from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path; Tenby 10 minutes' drive
• Set on a smallholding; a few minutes' walk from a traditional tavern

Moleshill Retreat

• Bell tent glamping with views of the Irish Sea and the Llŷn Peninsula
• A 15-minute drive to Ceredigion Coast Path; 20 minutes to Aberaeron
• Camping kitchen, outdoor dining area and firepit on a four-acre meadow