Campgrounds in Wales

Blackberry Patch

• Eco-friendly bell tent on a smallholding in a rural Welsh village
• Four sandy beaches and castles within 25 minutes’ drive of the site
• Cooking facilities, eating space and barbecue, plus pubs nearby

Ynys Faig Farm

• Peaceful site five minutes' walk from Fairbourne on the Gwynedd coast
• Half an hour's drive from Barmouth beach, bridge and estuary
• Bala White Water Centre and Penygader trails within 45 minutes' drive

Gateway Resort

• Family park with access to the coast, 10 minutes' drive from Llanelli
• Live entertainment, kids' club, bingo and themed weekends
• Indoor pool, play areas, arcade, crazy golf, bar-restaurant and lake

Gwern Gof Isaf Campsite

• Century-old site close to popular peaks in Snowdonia National Park
• A five-minute drive to the National Outdoor Centre and Mymbyr lakes
• On a Sustrans cycling trail and the long-distance Cambrian Way path

Clyngwyn Camping

• Dog-friendly site five minutes' walk from Sgwd Clun-Gwyn waterfall
• Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre and BikePark Wales 35 minutes’ drive
• Firepit and barbecue on site, plus a coffee shop selling hot food

Babylon Wild Campsite

• Family-friendly site half an hour from the spectacular Elan valley
• Ramblers’ haven: Glyndŵrs Way, Ceredigion Coast Path within an hour
• Wild ‘no frills’ camping for distraction-free hols

Bare Bones Camping

• Rural and back to nature site in Snowdonia National Park
• Riverside and valley setting with mountain views
• Four-acre space with bar and restaurant

Garreg Goch Caravan Park

• Secluded location close to a pet-friendly beach
• Spectacular scenery with coastal and countryside walks from the site
• Modern tiled washrooms and wheelchair-accessible wetroom

Hidden Hut in the Hills

• Remote single-hut site among the spectacular mid Wales countryside
• Clay pigeon shooting, pony trekking and nine-hole golf course nearby
• Spring-fed woodfired hot tub with spectacular views down the valley

Alpaca My Bags Glamping

• Small family-run site with fully-furnished bell tents
• A 15-minute drive to Beaumaris; 20 minutes to GreenWood Family Park
• On-site bar, baby alpacas and watersports available on a nearby beach

Grawen Caravan and Camping Park

Gardd Afon

• Authentic Mongolian yurts 20 minutes’ drive from Machynlleth in Powys
• Hafren Forest half an hour’s drive and Aberdovey Beach 35 minutes
• Organic smallholding with a vegetable garden, orchard and vineyard

Beacons View Camping

• Peaceful off-grid campsite with far-reaching Brecon Beacons views
• A 25-minute drive to BikePark Wales; 20 minutes to Caerphilly Castle
• A 10-minute walk from a pub serving home-cooked food

Route 47 Glamping

• Off-grid glamping site in rural Carmarthenshire
• A 20-minute drive from Carmarthen and Llanelli
• Solar-powered accommodation right by National Cycle Route 47

Hettie's Happy Campers

• Small and well-maintained Carmarthenshire camping field
• A 10-minute drive from Llanelli or Burry Port
• Dogs and barbecues allowed; a mile from a supermarket and takeaway

Wye Valley Wild Camping

• Secluded wild camping site a 15-minute hike from the Wye Valley Walk
• A 30-minute drive to the Brecon Beacons National Park and Hay-on-Wye
• Grass pitches with lovely views and access to footpaths

Pembrokeshire Green Giant

• Single static caravan on a farm five minutes’ drive from Kilgetty
• Folly Farm 10 minutes' walk; Saundersfoot Beach 10 minutes’ drive
• Lake for specimen carp fishing; produce and eggs for sale on site

Sŵn y Don Caravan Park

• Small Llyn Peninsula site less than five minutes' walk from the coast
• Portmeirion and Snowdonia National Park within a half-hour drive
• Direct access to a sandy beach, the coast path and seaside cycle path

Stopover Brynhyfryd Pencader

• Fully-serviced motorhome pitch at Pencader in Carmarthenshire
• National Wool Museum 20 minutes’ drive; New Quay Beach half an hour
• Private decking with seating and country views; use of shower possible