Glamping parks in West Wales

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

Caemawr Farm Glamping

• Cosy glamping tent with views to the Carmarthenshire coast at Llanelli
• National Botanic Garden of Wales a 30-minute drive, and 50 to Rhossili
• Hiking from the site, with cycling routes, beaches and pubs close by

Green Valley Glamping

• Peaceful pods on a four-acre Carmarthenshire smallholding
• A 10-minute drive to the coast; 20 minutes to Tenby or Saundersfoot
• Firepit, ensuite bathroom, picnic table and kitchenette for each pod

Go Wild Adventures

• Scenic hilltop site, five minutes' drive from pub and chip shop
• Half an hour's drive from Tenby, Saundersfoot and Pendine beaches
• Within half an hour of Oakwood, Heatherton and Folly Farm family parks

Terfyn Mawr

• Log cabin near Newcastle Emlyn, with views over three Welsh counties
• Half an hour’s drive to Cardigan Bay; Cenarth Falls 55 minutes’ walk
• Comfortable open-plan living space, plus a private patio and lawn

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

Seaholly Leisure

• Dog-friendly, family-friendly and motorbike-friendly rural site
• In peaceful green setting by a stream, 20 minutes' drive from Lampeter
• Barbecues and campfires allowed; shops five minutes' drive away

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

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

Glampio Eco Gwili Glamping

• Rural site in a riverside meadow alongside the Gwili Steam Railway
• Carmarthen 20 minutes' drive; 30 to National Botanic Garden of Wales
• Off-grid eco site accessible via an old railway arch

South View Glamping

• Quiet family-run glampsite 10 minutes’ drive from Pembroke, West Wales
• Barafundle Bay Beach and Manor Wildlife Park both 15 minutes’ drive
• Woodfired hot tub, outdoor shower and communal camping kitchen

Carmarthen Touring and Camping Site

Pentre Dolau Escapes

• Carmarthenshire wild camping with spectacular Black Mountains views
• A 10-minute drive to National Botanic Garden; 20 to Carmarthen Castle
• Pitch in meadows or woods, fresh eggs for sale; pubs 15 minutes’ drive

Brechfa Glamping

• Small quiet site with yurts, alpacas and rare-breed farm animals
• Brechfa Forest within 15 mins’ drive; 10-min walk to Brechfa village
• Units come with beds, camp cookers, logburning stoves and herb gardens

Talbenny Hall Farm

• Peaceful dog-friendly site one mile from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
• A 10-minute drive to Broad Haven; 35 minutes’ walk from Little Haven
• Tuck shop on site selling essentials; cafés, pubs and shops in Little

Cwm Ty Coed

• Stays in a large, secluded meadow surrounded by fields and woodland
• Four miles to Carmarthen and a 30-minute drive to Pembrey Country Park
• Kitchen, communal log cabin and pizza oven, zipwire and swings

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