Camping sites & Campgrounds in Mid Wales

Onnenfawr Glamping

• Luxury Brecon Beacons glampsite close to the River Crai for fishing
• A 15-minute drive from the National Showcaves and 25 from Brecon
• Handmade huts with ensuite bathroom, deck, kitchen and hot tub

Babbling Brook Glamping

• Furnished bell tent with private facilities and sole use of an acre
• Five minutes' drive from Lampeter and half an hour from the coast
• Horses and goats on site, plus free-range chickens for breakfast eggs

Babylon Wild Campsite

• Family-friendly site half an hour from the spectacular Elan valley
• Ramblers’ haven: Glyndŵrs Way, Ceredigion Coast Path within an hour
• Wild ‘no frills’ camping for distraction-free hols

Danyfan Carriage

Cardigan Camping and Touring Caravan Site

• Family-friendly place to stay in west Wales
• Quiet site above the Teifi estuary near Cardigan town
• Sea views to the north and Preseli Hills to the south

Ty Gwyn Apartments

• Cabin with stunning views over Cardigan Bay
• 10 minutes' walk from Aberaeron; two minutes from sea and coast path
• Private path leading to the coastal path and a private kichenette

Tyllwyd Campsite

Llangorse Multi Activity Centre

Tynyfron Farm

• Small Ceredigion coast site with fabulous sea views from every pitch
• Aberystwyth and Llanrhystud beach both 15 minutes' drive
• Direct access to the Wales Coast Path; campfires permitted on site

Winllan Farm

Clarach Bay Holiday Village

Cleobury Camping

• Rural park on an equestrian farm edging the scenic Shropshire Hills
• A 10-minute drive from Knighton for access to the Offa’s Dyke Path
• Stables and kennels on site for hols with your horse and dog

Maes Offa Stays

• Simple hardstanding motorhome pitches at a small Llanymynech site
• Welshpool and Powis Castle within a 25-minute drive
• Easy access from the A483; Offa's Dyke Path passes just outside

Bron Hafren Campsite

• Small, quiet and dog-friendly pop-up site in the upper Severn Valley
• Walking distance from the Montgomery Canal for cycling and walking
• Access to the river Severn for fishing; Offa Dyke’s Path further out

Bron Yr Aur

• The place which inspired the music of Led Zeppelin