Tent campsites and tent campgrounds in Wales

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

Dalar Farm

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

Hafod Y Llan National Trust Site

Beachview Caravan Park

Park Farm

Spring Valley Lakes

• Peaceful campsite in a forested valley near Glynneath in Glamorgan
• A 15 minute drive to Zip World Tower, half an hour to Aberavon beach
• Lake and river fishing on site; shops and pubs 10 minutes’ drive

Black Mountain Caravan Park

Talywerydd Touring and Camping Park

• Peaceful site with spectacular sea views
• Four beaches within three miles
• Close to beaches, golf courses and coarse and fishing lakes

Snowdonia Parc Farm Wild Camping

• Well maintained quiet peaceful camp site
• Perfect for star gazing, outstanding views
• We are truly in the heart of the beautiful Snowdonia a National Park

Griffithston Farm

Caraway Meadows

• Small Pembrokeshire site on 75 acres of pasture near Crymych
• In the Preseli Hills, 20 minutes' drive from Cardigan and Newport
• Simple pitches in a wildlife haven; campfires and dogs welcome

Graenafa

Carmarthen Touring and Camping Site

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

Little Paddock

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

Bolmynydd Touring and Camping Park

Llandyfan Camping

• Peaceful site with coarse fishing available and direct access to walks
• On the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park
• Scenic; family- and dog-friendly; 15 minutes' walk from the local pub