Tent Campsites in North Wales

Bolmynydd Touring and Camping Park

Popcorn Camping Betws-y-Coed

• Pop-up meadow camping near Betws-y-Coed in Snowdonia National Park
• A five-minute drive to Zip World Fforest; 20 minutes to Mount Snowdon
• Simple grass pitches by the banks of the Conwy river; walks from site

Parsal Farm

Ty Cynan Caravan and Camping

• Family-friendly Llyn Peninsula site a 10-minute drive from the beach
• Pwllheli within 10 minutes' drive; local village/pub two minutes' walk
• Communal green, play area and modern amenities

Nantcol Waterfalls

Wild Cherry Camping

• Eco-friendly, off-grid site on a North Wales smallholding
• 30-minute drive to Chester for the cathedral, amphitheatre and zoo
• On-site shop with local produce; barbecues and campfires permitted

Pen Y Bont Farm

Parc Newydd

• Semi-wild pop-up campsite with spectacular views of Snowdonia peaks
• A 15-minute drive to the Welsh Coast Path and 25 minutes to Llanberis
• Peaceful grass pitches with a pub and shop within five minutes’ drive

Gadlys Coastal Campsite

Bryn Tawel

White Lodge Caravan Park

• Family-run site on Anglesey, with uninterrupted views of Snowdonia
• Traeth Llanddwyn beach and Pili Palas Nature World 15 minutes’ drive
• Playground and table tennis; pub 10 minutes' walk away

Blaen Cefn Leisure Park

Graeanfryn Farm

Eagle Camping

• Family campsite with level grass pitches, near Bangor in North Wales
• A 15-minute drive to both Snowdonia National Park and Anglesey
• Well-equipped rugby club site with firepit hire and mountain views

Snowdon Base Camp

Erw Glas Glamping and Camping

• Friendly family-run site on the edge of Snowdonia National Park
• Less than 20 minutes’ drive from beaches at Conwy and Llandudno
• Tons for kids: zoo, aquarium, surfing, trampolining and karting nearby

Llechrwd Riverside Campsite

• In the Vale of Ffestiniog in Snowdonia National Park
• On the banks of the River Dwyryd
• Toilets, showers and spacious disabled-access 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