Nearly wild camping in 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

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

Llech Camping and Touring

• Spectacular views
• Tourist attractions nearby
• Dogs are welcome

Llyn Gwynant Campsite

Babbling Brook Glamping

• Furnished bell tent with private facilities and sole use of an acre
• Five minutes' drive from Lampeter and half an hour from the coast
• Horses and goats on site, plus free-range chickens for breakfast eggs

Tynant Faerdref Camping Site

Ty Draw

• Woodland Glamorgan wild camping five minutes’ drive from Machen
• Cwmcarn Trail Centre and Castell Coch both 25 minutes’ drive
• Adults-only pop-up site with views of Flat Holm and Steep Holm

Nevern Camping

• Peaceful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park campsite and wildlife haven
• Newport Sands and Castell Henllys Iron Age Village 10 minutes’ drive
• Spacious grass pitches with simple facilities in a dark skies park

Jeffreyston Field

• Peaceful back to basics site on the edge of a Pembrokeshire village
• A 10-minute drive from Saundersfoot and 15 minutes from Tenby
• Frill-free outdoor stays in a wild Welsh meadow; half a mile to a pub

Fairview Farm

• Back to basics camping site on five acres of Pembrokeshire farmland
• A 10-minute drive from beaches; half an hour from St Davids
• Dog-friendly site with eco compost toilets and campfires welcome

Oxwich Camping Park

Emma's Flower Field

• Dog-friendly wild camping by a flower field in the Brecon Beacons
• A 35-minute walk to Llangorse Lake; a 20-minute drive to Pen Y Fan
• Three pubs within walking distance; a small river through the site

Usk View at Roman Farm

• Small, modern pop-up glampsite with views of the river Usk
• A 35-minute walk from Caerleon’s Roman baths and amphitheatre
• Kitchen area with gas hobs and barbecues for alfresco cooking

Denmark Farm Eco Campsite

• Small, peaceful eco campsite in the heart of a nature reserve
• meadow field campsite with woodland kitchen on 40 acre nature reserve
• quiet family site with stone fire circle and picnic benches

Kinmel Hall

• Back to basics camping pods in the grounds of a Welsh mansion
• A 15-minute drive from the coast and 20 minutes from Conwy Castle
• Shops, cafés, country pub and takeaways nearby; barbecues allowed

Cefn Trefor

• Peaceful camping site located in the central Anglesey countryside
• A quarter of an hour from Holyhead; Beaumaris 30 minutes
• Back to basics farm site with views across Rhosneigr and Snowdonia

Western Sunfolk Naturist Site

• Family-friendly naturist site
• Heated covered swimming pool and modern facilities
• Well set to explore the Wye Valley, Bristol and Cardiff

Henbant Bach Farm

• Beautiful campsite in meadow hobbit landscape on sustainable farm