Shower available: Camping sites & Campgrounds in North Wales

Greenacres Holiday Park

Gwel Y Mor

Away from it All

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

Mur Melyn

Canvas Hamlet, Chirk

• Pop-up glampsite with furnished bell tents in the north Wales valleys
• A 15-minute drive from Llangollen and the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
• Shared well-equipped kitchen area, hammocks and chillout tipi

Nightsky Glamping

• Luxury glampsite in Llangian, a five-minute drive to Abersoch village
• Five minutes from Porth Neigwl beach for surfing and kitesurfing
• Accommodation with a hot tub, barbecue and private bathroom

Cae'r Boncath Glamping

• Glamping on the edge of Snowdonia National Park
• Deep in green countryside but 10 minutes' drive from Caernarfon
• Camp kitchen, bike storage, solar showers and firepits included

Anglesey Yurts

• Secluded yurt on a smallholding opposite a stream in an old orchard
• A five-minute drive to Church Bay and 20 minutes to Holyhead town
• Accommodation includes a private kitchen, shower and outdoor firepit

Trawsdir Touring Caravans and Camping

Trench Farm Fisheries and Touring Park

• 150-acre farm, a few minutes’ drive from Penley and 20 from Wrexham
• Three fishing ponds on site stocked with carp, rudd, roach and tench
• On-site walks around a nature reserve and solar farm; dogs welcome

Kingsbridge Caravan & Camping Park

Trwyn Yr Wylfa Farm

• Farmland site with stunning sea and mountain views
• Five minutes' drive from Conwy and 10 minutes' walk to the beach
• Pubs, shops, restaurants and takeaways within a short stroll

Tweety Pine Glamping

• Secluded Anglesey glampsite surrounded by gardens and woodland
• Beaumaris 10 minutes' drive; half an hour to Holyhead
• Under half a mile from a local pub; a mile and a quarter to the beach

Halkyn Castle Wood

• Bell tents in a wildflower meadow with views across the Dee Estuary
• A 15-minute drive to the Wales Coast Path; 30 minutes to Talacre beach
• Communal firepit and a 47-acre wood; burger bar five minutes' walk