Campsites in Wales

Whitesands Camping

• Whitesands Camping® is the only campsite next to Whitesands beach.
• Laid back atmosphere for families, surfers and groups.
• Newly built shower and toilet facilities (August 2020).

Whitewell Holiday Park Caravan and Camping

• Family park a short stroll from the beach and 5 mins' drive to Tenby
• Free evening entertainment: children welcome
• Playground, games room, lounge bar and patio

Anglesey Holiday Accommodation

• Ensuite luxury cabins with spectacular views on the Isle of Anglesey
• Cemaes Bay 10 minutes’ drive; Zip World Penrhyn Quarry 45 minutes
• Private hot tubs on a dark-skies site; honesty shop; alpacas on site

Sunnyvale Caravan Park

Wild Glamping

• Wild Glamping, king size bed and great views

Wild Hammocks

• Wild-style hammock or tent camping in Corwen Forest
• Corwen five minutes' drive; 20 minutes to Llangollen
• One-acre woodland site for exclusive use with basic facilities

Wild Heather Glamping

• Well-located and peaceful site on a Glamorgan family farm
• A 20-minute drive to several beaches; Afan Forest Park half an hour
• A mile from the M4; walk to Margam Country Park in 20 minutes

Windmills Caravan Park

Lleweni Parc Certificated Location

• Small and secluded park with its own flight centre
• Walking trails around the airfield, woodland, ponds and riverside
• Within a five-minute drive of Denbigh

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

Branwen Vintage Lorry

• 1946 Austin Vintage truck with canopy
• Set in 5 acre meadow with views over south Pembrokeshire
• Cabin with hot water shower, basin, compost loo, sink. Picnic area

Tin Can Retreat

• Vintage Airstream Retreat with Stunning Valley Views
• A 15-minute drive from the Wales Coast Path and Aberporth beach
• Dark skies site with indoor and outdoor kitchens, firepit and decking

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

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

Bryngwyn Uchaf

• Semi-wild site with sea views; a mile and a half from the coast
• A 10-minute drive from Aberaeron and 25 minutes from Aberystwyth
• Wifi and solar-powered USB charging; a mile from a butcher's and pub