Campsites in Mid Wales

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

The Dragons Back

Moat Farm Glamping

• Cosy adults-only wooden pod with scenic views in Powys, Mid Wales
• Caersws Bike Park 10 minutes’ drive; Eryri National Park 40 minutes
• Well-equipped kitchenette, ensuite and private garden with hot tub

Clyngwyn Camping

• Dog-friendly site five minutes' walk from Sgwd Clun-Gwyn waterfall
• Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre and BikePark Wales 35 minutes’ drive
• Firepit and barbecue on site, plus a coffee shop selling hot food

Gardd Afon

• Authentic Mongolian yurts 20 minutes’ drive from Machynlleth in Powys
• Hafren Forest half an hour’s drive and Aberdovey Beach 35 minutes
• Organic smallholding with a vegetable garden, orchard and vineyard

Plynlimon Shepherd's Hut

• Well-equipped shepherd's hut for two in the Cambrian Mountains
• A 25-minute drive to the Elan Valley; 40 minutes to Borth beach
• Kingsize bed, and stove in the hut; private toilet, shower and kitchen

Glangwy Farm

• Quiet and simple farm site near the River Wye
• Half an hour's drive from fishing, steam railway and Elan Valley
• Pub and grub, shops and river walks within a 10-minute drive

Vyrnwy Wild Welsh Camping

• Pop-up rural Powys site on an 11-acre family farm with great views
• A 15-minute drive to Lake Vyrnwy; half an hour to Snowdonia
• Firepit, fresh water and toilets provided; dogs welcome

Brownhill Caravan Park

• Family-run site three miles from the beaches of Ceredigion Bay
• Close to coastal walks, outdoor activities and boat trips
• Swimming pool, playground, shop and licensed bar

Ponty Bargoed

• Quiet eight-acre site bordering the Cerfin river in Tregroes valley
• New Quay, Aberporth, Aberaeron and Penbryn Beach all 20 minutes’ drive
• Remote location in the countryside suited to walkers and cyclists

Popcorn Camping Brecon

• Dog-friendly site in the Brecon Beacons National Park with hill views
• A 15-minute walk to Brecon town centre; a 15-minute drive to Pen Y Fan
• Barbecues and firepits permitted; cruises, pubs and shops in the town

Bryn Dyffryn

• Dog-friendly wild camping site with views over the Vyrnwy Valley
• Half an hour’s drive from Lake Vyrnwy; direct access to Glyndwr’s Way
• Private river stretch for fishing and swimming; shop and pub nearby

Allt Y Coed Campsite

Riverside Park Farm

Glanaeron Camping

• Peaceful site on a smallholding a half-hour’s drive from Aberystwyth
• Cardigan Bay beaches 20 minutes’ drive; Cae Hir Gardens 25 minutes
• Static caravan with well-equipped kitchen; outdoor area with barbecue

Brynrodyn Caravan and Leisure Park

• Close to the three-mile long beach at Borth
• Sea and mountain views from the site
• Games room, fitness room and weekend restaurant/bar

Yr Hafod Wild Camping

• Peaceful Wild Camping
• Stunning Mid Wales
• Cambrian mountains

River's Edge

• Adults-only glamping overlooking the River Tawe near Abercrave, Powys
• Edging Brecon Beacons National Park; Walters Arena 35 minutes’ drive
• Spacious pod and private garden; pubs and shops five minutes’ drive

Buckhall Farm

• Wild-style camping on a working Welsh borders hill farm
• Knighton and the Shropshire Hills 10 minutes' drive away
• Close to Glyndŵr’s Way route; bike storage available on site