Campsites in North Wales

Bwlchgwyn Campsite

• Spectacular views of the Llyn Peninsula
• On a sheep and beef farm a stroll from Aberdaron Bay
• Around 30 minutes from Pwllheli

The Hideaway Wild Camping Retreat

• Bell tent at pop-up Anglesey site five mins' drive from the coast
• Cemaes Bay five minutes’ drive; Newborough Forest 50 minutes
• Dog-friendly site with free-range chickens and ducks for fresh eggs

The Willows - Yr Helyg

Graeanfryn Farm

Bryn Dinas Camping Pods

• Glampsite in the Nant Gwynant valley, at the foot of Snowdon
• A 300-metre stroll from the start of the Watkin Path
• A 35-minute drive from all Zip World Bounce Below attractions

Tenting Campsite

• Quiet adults-only and dog-friendly site four miles from the coast
• A 20-minute drive from Rhyl and half an hour from Llandudno
• Two pubs five minutes’ drive away in the village of Llanfair Talhaiarn

Tan-Y-Fron Holiday Park

• Pet-friendly site in Snowdonia National Park with landscaped grounds
• A 10-min walk to Dolgellau; five mins’ drive to Mawddach Trail’s start
• Barmouth beach and Coed-y-Brenin mountain biking within 20 mins' drive

Tan Rallt Caravan Park

Hendre Rhys Gethin Luxury Lodges

• Smart lodges just off the A5 in Snowdonia National Park
• Walk to Betws-y-Coed in 10 minutes or Zip World Forest in half an hour
• Well-equipped kitchens, lounges and private decks with hot tub

Ffrith Beach Touring Park

• Direct access to a north Wales beach
• Miles of dog-friendly walking paths in the immediate area
• Bar, bowling alley and pool tables

Sunnyvale Caravan Park

Sunnysands Caravan Park

• Family-friendly holiday park on the shores of Cardigan Bay
• In Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), 10 minutes' drive from Barmouth
• Outdoor pool, playground, bar, restaurant and seasonal indoor pool

Lyons Robin Hood

• Located just minutes away from the beach
• Offers exceptional value for money
• Pet friendly accommodation available

St David's Park

Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park

Greenacres Holiday Park

Logfire Holidays

• Small hilltop glamping site with views over the Clwydian Range
• At the base of Penycloddiau; Offa's Dyke Path within walking distance
• Eco-friendly energy sources used; firepits and barbecues welcome