Campgrounds in Caldicot, Wales

Keepers Lodge Caravan and Camping

• Peaceful adults-only site on a working dairy farm in the Wye Valley
• A 15-minute drive from Tintern Abbey or Chepstow; 30 from Abergavenny
• Half a mile to a food shop and pub; close to clay pigeon shooting

Usk View at Roman Farm

• Small, modern pop-up glampsite with views of the river Usk
• A 35-minute walk from Caerleon’s Roman baths and amphitheatre
• Kitchen area with gas hobs and barbecues for alfresco cooking

The Strawmouse Field

• Quiet rural wild camping site two miles from the Wye Valley
• On Cycle Route 42; 15 minutes to Offa’s Dyke Path
• Farm shop and pub nearby; dogs allowed

The Plough Inn

• Grass pitches behind a country pub five minutes from the M5
• Central Bristol and Weston-super-Mare within a half-hour drive
• Log fires, live music, play area and extensive food menu

Beeches Farm

Hidden Valley Yurts

• Peaceful glamping site set in 80 acres of farmland
• A quarter of an hour's drive from Monmouth; Chepstow 20 minutes
• Traditional Mongolian yurts; suitable for families, couples and groups

Enneywevers

• In an arty neighbourhood beside two and a half acres of woodland
• A 30-minute walk to Bristol city centre and 45 to the Harbourside
• Sauna, outdoor kitchen, pizza oven and solar showers

Western Sunfolk Naturist Site

• Family-friendly naturist site
• Heated covered swimming pool and modern facilities
• Well set to explore the Wye Valley, Bristol and Cardiff

Partlands Pitch

• Well-maintained simple pitches a mile from Pontypool and New Inn
• A 25-minute drive to Abergavenny; 35 minutes to Symonds Yat
• Half a mile from watersports and fishing at Llandegfedd Reservoir

Ty Coch Camping

Bullock Farm

Hawthorne Cottage Caravan Site

• Adult only site
• Delightfully situated in the Forest of Dean
• Woodland walks and cycle trails

Pentre Tai Farm

Moving Mountains Basecamp

• Group-oriented activity-focused site a mile from Westerleigh
• A 20-minute drive from Bristol and half an hour from Bath
• Lots of on-site activities including archery, bushcraft and footgolf