Tent campsites and tent campgrounds in Knucklas, Wales

The Laws Pasture

• Simple pitches at a Mid Wales family farm with gorgeous views
• A five-minute drive from Knighton and the edge of the Shropshire Hills
• Close to walks including Offa's Dyke Path and Heart of Wales Trail

YHA Clun Mill

• In the grounds of a restored watermill, half a mile from Clun
• Walking and cycling haven deep in the Shropshire Hills
• Toilet, shower, self-catering kitchen, and drying and laundry room

The Baron at Bucknell

• Peaceful paddock behind a pub beer garden
• Friendly country inn popular for miles around
• Booklets detailing walks starting from the pub

Summer Meadow Camping

• Low-impact wild camping meadow with woodlands walks on site
• A short drive to Glyndwr’s Way and Offa’s Dyke Path
• Walk to two local pubs; breakfasts and evening meals to order on site

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

Walton Court Caravan and Camping Site

Walcot Hall Caravan Park

• Idyllic location for exploring the natural beauty of south Shropshire

Foxholes Castle Camping

Mellington Hall Caravan Park

Fleece Meadow Caravan and Camping Site

The Beeches Campsite

Horse and Jockey

The Buzzards

• Simple, spacious rural site in the peaceful Herefordshire countryside
• A five-minute drive to Croft Castle and the Black and White Trail
• Firepit area and wood available to buy on site; pubs and cafés nearby

Monstay Farm

Townsend Touring Park

• Rural location within walking distance of village centre
• Coarse fishing lake, bike trails and climbing wall on site
• Near the Offa's Dyke Path and other walks

Graig Farm Glamping

• Outdoor breaks on a family-run farm in rural Montgomeryshire
• Powis Castle 30 minutes' drive; Aberystwyth an hour and 10 minutes
• Feed the poultry and collect eggs

Hamperley Campsite

• A campsite which has been in existence since the 1960s.
• A greenfield natural site with an adjacent 3 acre ancient wood
• Large flat field with plenty of space to spread out