Nearly wild camping in Wales

Glan Menai Camping

• Spacious back to basics pitches at a pop-up Anglesey campsite
• Five mins' drive to Anglesey Transport Museum; 20 mins to Newborough
• A five-minute walk to Malltraeth's pub, café and shop

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

Tower Hill Campsite

• Family-friendly wild-style camping with mountain views
• A 10-minute drive from the Pembrokeshire coast; St Davids 25 minutes
• Low light pollution for stargazing on site; dogs on leads welcome

Gwynon Camping

• Peaceful, spacious grass pitches in a quiet field near Llanarthney
• National Botanic Garden of Wales 10 minutes' drive away
• Pick your own pitch at a simple site with well-designed facilities

Gwyliau Beudy Banc

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

Gwalia Farm

• Adult-only pitches in a wild area of a working farm near Cemmaes
• Wildlife haven: look out for buzzards, newts, toads and otters
• Wild swimming allowed in the lake; beaches half an hour's drive away

Bell Tents Wales

• Friendly glamping site in green countryside, overlooking Dunraven Bay
• Dry and warm bell tents with toilet and shower facilities on site
• Have meals at the on-site pub or restaurant across the way

Mid Wales Camping and Caravanning

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

The View Coedmawr

• Wild camping site with 20 acres including a river, waterfall and woods
• A 25-minute drive from Llyn y fan Fawr and Aberglasney Gardens
• On a 300-acre Welsh hill farm, with communal firepit on site

Grange Pony Trekking Centre

• Secluded site at a riding centre in the Brecon Beacons National Park
• On the Cambrian Way a mile and a half from Offa's Dyke Path
• Breakfasts, packed lunches and evening meals available on site

Grawen Caravan and Camping Park

The Hideaway Wild Camping Retreat

• Bell tent at pop-up Anglesey site five mins' drive from the coast
• Cemaes Bay five minutes’ drive; Newborough Forest 50 minutes
• Dog-friendly site with free-range chickens and ducks for fresh eggs

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

Dynanau

• Small campsite an in idyllic and family-friendly riverside location
• Enjoy swimming, fishing, stargazing, sounds of the river and wildlife
• Huge tents with beds, Kaidai firebowls, picnic tables and toilets

The Strawmouse Field

• Quiet rural wild camping site two miles from the Wye Valley
• On Cycle Route 42; 15 minutes to Offa’s Dyke Path
• Farm shop and pub nearby; dogs allowed

Top of the Woods

• Camping meadows edged by hundreds of acres of ancient woodland
• Eco-friendly site in a wildlife haven 15 minutes' drive from Cardigan
• Breakfast and weekend stew and barbecue nights available

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