Wildlife haven: Campsites in Wales

Wanderoo

Moleshill Retreat

• Bell tent glamping with views of the Irish Sea and the Llŷn Peninsula
• A 15-minute drive to Ceredigion Coast Path; 20 minutes to Aberaeron
• Camping kitchen, outdoor dining area and firepit on a four-acre meadow

Tally Ho Farm

• Quiet wildlife haven on a 45-acre smallholding
• Five minutes' drive from Llangwm; Marloes Sands 30 minutes' drive
• Meadow site with natural pools and streams; nearest pub one mile away

Tower Hill Campsite

• Family-friendly wild-style camping with mountain views
• A 10-minute drive from the Pembrokeshire coast; St Davids 25 minutes
• Low light pollution for stargazing on site; dogs on leads welcome

Old Chapel Farm

• Peaceful site on an organic farm 10 minutes' drive from Llanidloes
• Half an hour's drive from walks in Elan Valley and Hafren Forest
• Home-reared meat available on site; eco-friendly facilities

Coed Sgithwen

• Peaceful and secluded woodland
• Nestled in a valley by a stream
• Meadow camping and shepherd's hut.

Glan-y-mor Camping Park

Cwrt Hen

Cae Cynffig Camping

• Glamping site leads down to a fresh water pool.
• 1 mile from the beach and 2 miles from seaside town of Porthcawl
• On the edge of Kenfig National Nature Reserve, Pub 500m from site

Station House Caravan Park

Glanrhyd Farm

Ty Newydd Leisure Park

Ad Astra Caravan Park

Wild Penllŷn Camping Field

Lakeside Caravan Park

Cwmcuttan Caravan Site

Llys Derwen Caravan and Camping

Penrhos Caravan and Motorhome Club Site

• Great family getaway
• Plenty of entertaining activities and attractions
• Tranquil sandy beaches near by

Pantmawr Farm

• Small peaceful Riverside site on the national cycle trail