Pop up campgrounds in Wales

Graig Ddu

• Basic family-friendly campervan site in the Dyfi Valley lowlands
• A five-minute drive from Dyfi Bike Park and Machynlleth
• Firepits permitted, with logs available to buy on site

Afon Dyffryn

• Peaceful wild camping site on a dairy farm by Vyrnwy river in Powys
• A 15-minute drive to Welshpool; half an hour to Lake Vyrnwy
• Private fishing on the river; views of Vyrnwy valley and grazing cows

Black Mountains Glamping

• Private bell tents on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park
• A 15-minute drive from Abergavenny; 25 minutes from Crickhowell
• Fully-furnished tents with a firepit, cooking grill and picnic table

Gilbert Hights

Glan Y Llyn Camping

• Simple wild camping site on re-wilding land near Beaumaris, Anglesey
• Beaumaris Castle five minutes’ drive; Lleiniog beach 30 minutes’ walk
• Livestock and wildlife on site; adjoins Aberlleiniog nature reserve

Touch the Clouds Glamping

• Exclusive and luxurious off-grid glamping near Welshpool in Powys
• A 20-minute drive to Powis Castle, and 30 minutes to Dyfnant Forest
• Camp kitchen on site; 10 minutes’ drive to a pub and store

Glyn Myfyr Camping

• Peaceful pop-up campsite near Snowdonia, Llangollen and Betws-y-Coed
• A 40-minute drive to Betws-y-Coed, Zip World Llechwedd and Llangollen
• Off-grid camping by the River Alwen; five minutes’ walk to the pub

Great Redford Camping

• Pembrokeshire wild-style camping two miles from Narberth
• Saundersfoot, Oakwood Theme Park and Folly Farm within 15 mins' drive
• Firepit for each pitch; access to heated swimming pool and games room

Chapelfields Camping

• Pop-up wild camping site in the picturesque Ludchurch village
• A five-minute drive from two beaches and 20 minutes from Tenby
• Barbecues permitted on site; seafood eateries a short drive away

Green Valley Glamping

• Peaceful pods on a four-acre Carmarthenshire smallholding
• A 10-minute drive to the coast; 20 minutes to Tenby or Saundersfoot
• Firepit, ensuite bathroom, picnic table and kitchenette for each pod

Hettie's Happy Campers

• Small and well-maintained Carmarthenshire camping field
• A 10-minute drive from Llanelli or Burry Port
• Dogs and barbecues allowed; a mile from a supermarket and takeaway

North Wales Bell Tents

• Peaceful and dog-friendly back to basics site beside the river Dee
• A five-minute drive to the Horseshoe Falls; 10 minutes from Llangollen
• Trailer selling pizza and breakfast; a shop selling produce and logs

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

Usk View at Roman Farm

• Small, modern pop-up glampsite with views of the river Usk
• A 35-minute walk from Caerleon’s Roman baths and amphitheatre
• Kitchen area with gas hobs and barbecues for alfresco cooking

Wild Coastal Camping

• Wild camping site with direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
• A 15-minute walk to Broad Haven beach; half an hour to Druidston beach
• Woodland walk on site; walking distance from pubs and restaurants

Caeffwrnfach Wild Camping

• Small family-friendly rural site with views over the Towy Valley
• A short walk to Carmel nature reserve; 40 minutes’ drive to the coast
• Barbecues and firepits allowed; logs sold on site; farm shop nearby

Chestnut Heights Campsite

• Well-maintained semi-rural site on the outskirts of Wrexham
• Llangollen and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct within a 20-minute drive
• Off-grid site with woods to play in and footpaths just outside

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

Pentre Bach Holiday Cottages

• Family-sized bell tents in a three-acre field in Llwyngwril
• A 10-minute drive to Fairbourne or Tywyn beaches; 30 mins to Barmouth
• Sea views on site; pub, beach and train station a short walk away

Pine Lodge Stables

• Spacious wild camping in a wildflower meadow in Carmarthenshire
• A 35-minute drive from a beach and castles; moorland walks nearby
• Alongside a Site of Special Scientific Interest