Campsites in Wales

Bwlch Mynydd

• Remote glamping site with spectacular views of the Brecon Beacons
• A 40-minute drive from Llyn y Fan Fach and 50 minutes from Pen Y Fan
• Local walks and dark skies area; firepits and shared kitchen area

Woodlands Caravan Park

• Small family-run site in Snowdonia National Park
• At the foot of Harlech Castle
• Within walking distance of the beach

Woodlands Hall Caravan Park

• The perfect retreat for relaxation
• Stunning views of the Clwydian Mountain Range
• Pet friendly accommodation available

Woodlands Lodge

• Compact cabin on a smallholding on the edge of Buckley
• A 20-minute drive to Chester; 35 to Llangollen or the beach
• Luxury bedding, firepit, kitchen and private bathroom included

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

Y-Fron Caravan Park

• Peaceful and scenic site with stunning views over Cardigan bay
• Five minutes’ walk from Borth beach and the Ceredigion Coast Path
• Self check-in with lockbox for hassle-free arrivals at any time

Newborough Park Camping

• Isle of Anglesey camping 10 minutes’ drive from Traeth Llanddwyn beach
• Anglesey Sea Zoo and Pili Palas Nature World 10 minutes’ drive
• Grass pitches with farmland views; basics shop five minutes’ drive

Caeran Caravan Park

• Peaceful caravan park 15 minutes’ drive from Abergele in North Wales
• Wales Coast Path 15 minutes’ drive; Eryri National Park 40 minutes
• Rural setting with fishing on the River Elwy; bar on weekend nights

Caerfai Organic Farm Campsite

Caerddaniel Holiday Home Park

Hush Hush Glamping

• Adults-only site on a 90-acre farm looking over the Radnor Valley
• A 15-minute drive from Presteigne and Hergest Croft Gardens
• Smart, insulated glamping pods with heating and ensuite bathroom

Gwern Gof Isaf Campsite

• Century-old site close to popular peaks in Snowdonia National Park
• A five-minute drive to the National Outdoor Centre and Mymbyr lakes
• On a Sustrans cycling trail and the long-distance Cambrian Way path

Halkyn Castle Wood

• Bell tents in a wildflower meadow with views across the Dee Estuary
• A 15-minute drive to the Wales Coast Path; 30 minutes to Talacre beach
• Communal firepit and a 47-acre wood; burger bar five minutes' walk

Redwood Heyope

• Dog-friendly Mid Wales site in an off-grid 30-acre ancient woodland
• Within walking distance of the Offa’s Dyke Path and Glyndŵr's Way
• Hire a firepit on site; pub serving cask ales and food nearby