Campgrounds in Powys

Emma's Flower Field

• Dog-friendly wild camping by a flower field in the Brecon Beacons
• A 35-minute walk to Llangorse Lake; a 20-minute drive to Pen Y Fan
• Three pubs within walking distance; a small river through the site

Escape Camping

• Remote rural site with spectacular views, close to Trefeglwysv village
• Pony trekking, paintballing, fishing and golf locally
• Woodland area, stream and woodland paths leaving from the grounds

River's Edge

• Adults-only glamping overlooking the River Tawe near Abercrave, Powys
• Edging Brecon Beacons National Park; Walters Arena 35 minutes’ drive
• Spacious pod and private garden; pubs and shops five minutes’ drive

Cefn Cantref Campsite

• Small family-run site for tents, trailer tents and campervans
• A five-min drive from Brecon with splendid views of the Brecon Beacons
• Barbecues and campfires allowed; nearest pub a mile away

Camping at Ynysfaen

Waterfall Country Pods

• Luxury eco-friendly pods on the edge of Brecon Beacons National Park
• Glynneath town five minutes’ drive; Four Waterfalls walk 15 minutes
• Ensuite shower room and mini kitchen for each pod

Vyrnwy Wild Welsh Camping

• Pop-up rural Powys site on an 11-acre family farm with great views
• A 15-minute drive to Lake Vyrnwy; half an hour to Snowdonia
• Firepit, fresh water and toilets provided; dogs welcome

Welsh Glamping

• Family-friendly glamping site on a farm in the Abergwesyn Valley
• A 10-minute drive from Llanwrtyd Wells; 40 minutes from Elan Valley
• Dark skies, woodland walks and river for swimming at the farm

Radnor Revivals Camping

• Peaceful Mid Wales campsite on a family-run smallholding
• Half a mile from Llanbister; Llandrindod Wells 20 minutes' drive
• Easy access to cycle trails and footpaths; 20 minutes' walk from a pub

Mid Wales Camping and Caravanning

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

Millfield Caravan Park

• Quiet caravan park under 10 minutes' drive from Hay-on-Wye
• Shop, petrol station and beauty salon on site
• Five-minute walk to local pub, restaurants and a gym

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

Popcorn Camping Brecon

• Dog-friendly site in the Brecon Beacons National Park with hill views
• A 15-minute walk to Brecon town centre; a 15-minute drive to Pen Y Fan
• Barbecues and firepits permitted; cruises, pubs and shops in the town

Bryn Dyffryn

• Dog-friendly wild camping site with views over the Vyrnwy Valley
• Half an hour’s drive from Lake Vyrnwy; direct access to Glyndwr’s Way
• Private river stretch for fishing and swimming; shop and pub nearby

Cil Y Coed

• Cosy family pod on a Powys farm 15 minutes’ drive from Machynlleth
• Eryri National Park 15 minutes’ drive; Dyfi Osprey Project 20 minutes
• Double and sofa beds, kitchen corner, dining table and an ensuite

Rhongyr Isaf Centre

• A 17th-century bunkhouse for group getaways in the Brecon Beacons
• Direct access to a 100-mile walking path through the national park
• Self-catering kitchen, lounge area, games room and wifi

Aber Glamping

• Glamping on an organic Powys farm with fabulous Brecon Beacons views
• A 15-minute drive to the National Showcaves Centre for Wales
• Private kitchens, firepits and animal encounters on a dark-skies site

Hay Hideout Huts

• Secluded shepherd's hut glamping among 120 acres of farmland
• In the Brecon Beacons National Park, 10 minutes' drive from Hay-on-Wye
• Handcrafted hut with kingsize bed, woodburner and ensuite bathroom