Wildlife haven: Campsites in Wales

Grange Pony Trekking Centre

• Secluded site at a riding centre in the Brecon Beacons National Park
• On the Cambrian Way a mile and a half from Offa's Dyke Path
• Breakfasts, packed lunches and evening meals available on site

Alleston Farm Camping

• Peaceful site on a working farm five minutes from Pembroke
• Nearest beach 10 minutes' drive away; Tenby within 15 minutes
• Plenty of space, barbecues allowed, and stabling provided for horses

Bwlchgwyn Campsite

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

Caban Bryn Arw

• Traditional shepherd's hut in a private garden with stunning views
• In the Black Mountains, a 10-minute drive from Abergavenny
• Self-catering kitchenette, woodburner, firepit and heated shower hut

Dynanau

• Small campsite an in idyllic and family-friendly riverside location
• Enjoy swimming, fishing, stargazing, sounds of the river and wildlife
• Huge tents with beds, Kaidai firebowls, picnic tables and toilets

CampUs Ceiriog

• Luxury glamping units in a rural farm setting near the Dee Valley
• Chirk Castle and Llangollen 20 minutes' drive
• Furnished bell tents with kitchen and bathrooms in a separate cabin

Grawen Caravan and Camping Park

Wanderoo

Cwm Ty Coed

• Stays in a large, secluded meadow surrounded by fields and woodland
• Four miles to Carmarthen and a 30-minute drive to Pembrey Country Park
• Kitchen, communal log cabin and pizza oven, zipwire and swings

Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park

Henfryn Farm

• Small organic farm on the banks of the River Teifi
• Pitch up in a car-free hay meadow
• Buy burgers, sausages and bacon for barbecues and campfires

Felin Uchaf

• Quiet site by a stream in Denbighshire's Berwyn mountains
• Waterfall walks from site; 25 mins' drive from Bala adventure centre
• A 10-minute walk to pub with food and village shop

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

Hettie's Happy Campers

• Small and well-maintained Carmarthenshire camping field
• A 10-minute drive from Llanelli or Burry Port
• Dogs and barbecues allowed; a mile from a supermarket and takeaway

Wild Coastal Camping

• Wild camping site with direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
• A 15-minute walk to Broad Haven beach; half an hour to Druidston beach
• Woodland walk on site; walking distance from pubs and restaurants

Pentre Dolau Escapes

• Carmarthenshire wild camping with spectacular Black Mountains views
• A 10-minute drive to National Botanic Garden; 20 to Carmarthen Castle
• Pitch in meadows or woods, fresh eggs for sale; pubs 15 minutes’ drive

Jemima and The Secret Garden

• Restored vintage caravan for stays overlooking the scenic Aeron valley
• A 15-minute drive from Lampeter and 20 from Aberaeron beach
• Exclusive access to site’s library, movie room and basement bar

Seren Retreat

• Yurts in a private meadow surrounded by ancient oak woodland
• Less than 20 minutes' drive from Oxwich Bay, Caswell Bay and Swansea
• Woodburning stoves and kitchens; holistic therapies available to book