Balance paid before arrival: Camping sites & Campgrounds in Mid Wales

Red Rose

• Small-scale farm site in a secluded west Wales location
• A 20-minute drive from the coast; half an hour to Aberystwyth
• Exclusive use of a field, kitchenette, toilet and open firepit

Rhongyr Isaf Centre

• A 17th-century bunkhouse for group getaways in the Brecon Beacons
• Direct access to a 100-mile walking path through the national park
• Self-catering kitchen, lounge area, games room and wifi

River's Edge

• Adults-only glamping overlooking the River Tawe near Abercrave, Powys
• Edging Brecon Beacons National Park; Walters Arena 35 minutes’ drive
• Spacious pod and private garden; pubs and shops five minutes’ drive

Dingles Glamping

• Luxury woodland glamping retreat in rural Powys
• Outside seating, barbecues and comfy beds all made up
• A 10-minute drive from Welshpool, Powis Castle and steam railway

Emma's Flower Field

• Dog-friendly wild camping by a flower field in the Brecon Beacons
• A 35-minute walk to Llangorse Lake; a 20-minute drive to Pen Y Fan
• Three pubs within walking distance; a small river through the site

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

Camp Plas

• Dog-friendly site in a wildlife haven on the banks of the River Vyrnwy
• A 20-minute drive from both Welshpool and Lake Vyrnwy
• Firepit area for each pitch; access to kitchen and modern bathrooms

Greenway Manor Lodges

• Smart lodges in a spacious Powys park, with spectacular scenery
• Conveniently located within half a mile of the A44 and A483
• Peaceful woodland setting, a two-minute drive from the local shop

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

Hay Hideout Huts

• Secluded shepherd's hut glamping among 120 acres of farmland
• In the Brecon Beacons National Park, 10 minutes' drive from Hay-on-Wye
• Handcrafted hut with kingsize bed, woodburner and ensuite bathroom

Ty Cwch Boathouse

• Boathouse-style accommodation with direct access to Wales Coast Path
• Two minutes' walk from Cwmtydu Cove; 15 minutes' drive from New Quay
• Heated contemporary pods with garden, firepit and kayak storage space

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

Waterfall Country Pods

• Luxury eco-friendly pods on the edge of Brecon Beacons National Park
• Glynneath town five minutes’ drive; Four Waterfalls walk 15 minutes
• Ensuite shower room and mini kitchen for each pod

Welsh Glamping

• Family-friendly glamping site on a farm in the Abergwesyn Valley
• A 10-minute drive from Llanwrtyd Wells; 40 minutes from Elan Valley
• Dark skies, woodland walks and river for swimming at the farm

Riverside Caravan Park

• Quiet adults-only riverside site in Crickhowell in the Usk valley
• Between the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park
• Excellently-maintained amenities including powerful hot showers

Gwyliau Cefn Crib Holidays

• Quiet site on a small working farm 10 minutes' drive from Aberdovey
• Surrounded by the mountains, valleys and woodlands of Snowdonia
• Well-maintained facilities and easy access to main roads

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Popcorn Camping Brecon

• Dog-friendly site in the Brecon Beacons National Park with hill views
• A 15-minute walk to Brecon town centre; a 15-minute drive to Pen Y Fan
• Barbecues and firepits permitted; cruises, pubs and shops in the town

Powys Pods

• On a working farm in the Welsh Marches with gorgeous views
• A 20-minute drive from Hay-on-Wye; 40 minutes from Llandrindod Wells
• Pony trekking next door; half an hour hike from Offa's Dyke Path

Summer Meadow Camping

• Low-impact wild camping meadow with woodlands walks on site
• A short drive to Glyndwr’s Way and Offa’s Dyke Path
• Walk to two local pubs; breakfasts and evening meals to order on site