Campgrounds in West Wales with fires allowed

Cynefin Farm

• Glampsite on a re-wilded farm in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Newport Sands Beach and Pembrokeshire Coast Path 10 minutes’ drive
• Well-furnished bell tents with private kitchens and a shared bathroom

Eco Caerhys Camping

• Wild meadow camping at an organic farm on the Pembrokeshire coast
• A 15-minute drive to St Davids and 20 minutes to the ferry at Goodwick
• Private showers and sea views on site; surfing beach and pubs nearby

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

Lakeside Leisure

• Peaceful site on the Afon Dewi Fawr river, two miles from St Clears
• Friendly helpful team, firepits, picnic tables and spotless amenities
• Birdwatching and stargazing haven

Great Redford Camping

• Pembrokeshire wild-style camping two miles from Narberth
• Saundersfoot, Oakwood Theme Park and Folly Farm within 15 mins' drive
• Firepit for each pitch; access to heated swimming pool and games room

Little Haven Campsite

• Secluded, hidden and friendly campsite in a wildlife haven
• Less than a mile from the Pembrokeshire coast
• Short drive to St Davids, Brides Bay and boats to Ramsey Island

Llain Terfyn

• Peaceful dog-friendly site with views over rural Pembrokeshire
• A 25-minute drive to Llys-y-fran Reservoir; half hour to Preseli Hills
• On the town bus route; shops, butchers and pub three miles away

Llanddeusant Youth Hostel

Lower Nash Farm

• Friendly farm site just outside Cosheston with easy access from A477
• Tenby, Saundersfoot and Barafundle Bay within 15 minutes' drive
• Footpaths from site to villages, pubs, shops and Carew Castle

Nant-y-Coy

• A small, unique, beautifully designed campsite
• Well-equipped pitches with private facilities
• Access to the River Cleddau, an Iron Age fort and woodland walks

North Lodge

• Eco-friendly and sustainable site on an organic smallholding
• Remote location close to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Views over the Preseli Hills

Oasis Camping

• Peacful spot but only 100 yards from the main road below
• Reception open 9am until 11pm throughout the season
• Bar on site with food and happy hours

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

Cefn Blaidd Wild Camping

• Lakeside wild camping pitches with far-reaching Carmarthenshire views
• Talley Abbey a 10-minute walk; Mandala Yoga Ashram a 10-minute drive
• Dark skies, stone circles, a lake and rewilded meadow walks on site

Cefn Blaidd

• Pitches with spectacular views in a valley near Llandeilo
• A 50-minute drive to Aberaeron beach; the Brecon Beacons 40 minutes
• Communal firepit and walks on site; pubs and shops 10 minutes’ drive

Dryw Bach Glamping

• Cosy hand-built hut at a small farm 10 minutes' drive from Llandeilo
• National Botanic Garden and Carreg Cennen Castle within 20 minutes
• Ensuite shower room, woodburner, kitchen and decking

Top of the Woods

• Camping meadows edged by hundreds of acres of ancient woodland
• Eco-friendly site in a wildlife haven 15 minutes' drive from Cardigan
• Breakfast and weekend stew and barbecue nights available

Trehale Farm

• Simple pitches mown into a meadow at a Pembrokeshire family farm
• A 15-minute drive from Newgale beach; 20 minutes from St Davids
• Live music and comedy nights most Fridays and Saturdays; bar on site