Tent Campsites in Wales

Oxwich Camping Park

Blossom Touring Park

• Peaceful location with views towards Sugar Loaf Mountain
• A few minutes' stroll from a 'pick your own fruit' farm
• A mile and half from the market town of Abergavenny

Orielton

• Peaceful grass pitches five minutes' drive from Pembroke
• A 15-minute drive from Freshwater West beach and Barafundle Bay
• Surrounded by 100 acres of woodland with a wildlife pond

Gallows Camping

• Small Pembrokeshire site five minutes' drive from Pembroke
• Barafundle Bay and Tenby beaches within 20 minutes' drive
• Behind an award-winning café with farm stand selling local produce

Oakwood Wild Camping

• Peaceful Powys pop-up site with spectacular Cambrian Mountains views
• Llanbrynmair five minutes’ drive, and Machynlleth 20 minutes
• Dog-friendly with woodland walks; pub and shop 15 minutes’ stroll

Nolton Coast

• Pembrokeshire campsite in a rural location with farmland views
• Adjacent to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path; Broad Haven three miles
• Three quarters of a mile from the village of Nolton Haven

Seaholly Leisure

• Dog-friendly, family-friendly and motorbike-friendly rural site
• In peaceful green setting by a stream, 20 minutes' drive from Lampeter
• Barbecues and campfires allowed; shops five minutes' drive away

See da Scenery

• Off-grid wild camping on a scenic Mid Wales hillside
• A 35-minute drive to Welshpool for steam trains and Powis Castle
• Very close to National Cycle Route 81; excellent stargazing on site

Henllys Touring and Camping Park

• Family-owned touring and camping site close to the heart of Towyn

Yr Hafod Wild Camping

• Peaceful Wild Camping
• Stunning Mid Wales
• Cambrian mountains

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

Nantyrhelyg Camping

Nant y Cyrtiau

• Back to basics stays on a smallholding 10 minutes' drive from Bala
• On the edge of the Snowdonia National Park
• Campfires and dogs welcome; fresh eggs available to buy

The Walks

• Dog-friendly bell tents surrounded by the Monmouthshire countryside
• A 10-minute drive from Raglan Castle; 25 minutes from the Wye Valley
• Pubs and restaurants in Raglan, 10 minutes’ drive away from the site

Nant-y-Coy

• A small, unique, beautifully designed campsite
• Well-equipped pitches with private facilities
• Access to the River Cleddau, an Iron Age fort and woodland walks

Fron Farm Fishery

• Small family-run fishery and site in scenic west Wales countryside
• A five-minute drive to Bronant village and 15 to Tregaron market town
• Two coarse fishing lakes and two fly fishing lakes