Campgrounds in South Wales with fires allowed

Wye Tipi Camping

• Smart rental tents by the River Wye, set up for small groups
• A 10-minute walk from Monmouth town centre
• Sister company offers activities including canoeing and climbing

Western Sunfolk Naturist Site

• Family-friendly naturist site
• Heated covered swimming pool and modern facilities
• Well set to explore the Wye Valley, Bristol and Cardiff

Beeches Farm

Fred’s Yurts at Coed

• Stylish, luxury glampsite in peaceful Vale of Glamorgan countryside
• A five-minute walk to Coed Hills Rural Art Space across fields
• Well-furnished tents, pamper parlour and sports on site; pub nearby

Ty Gwyneth Romany Caravan

Glyncorrwg Ponds

The Walks

• Dog-friendly bell tents surrounded by the Monmouthshire countryside
• A 10-minute drive from Raglan Castle; 25 minutes from the Wye Valley
• Pubs and restaurants in Raglan, 10 minutes’ drive away from the site

Wild Heather Glamping

• Well-located and peaceful site on a Glamorgan family farm
• A 20-minute drive to several beaches; Afan Forest Park half an hour
• A mile from the M4; walk to Margam Country Park in 20 minutes

Partlands Pitch

• Well-maintained simple pitches a mile from Pontypool and New Inn
• A 25-minute drive to Abergavenny; 35 minutes to Symonds Yat
• Half a mile from watersports and fishing at Llandegfedd Reservoir

Caban Bryn Arw

• Traditional shepherd's hut in a private garden with stunning views
• In the Black Mountains, a 10-minute drive from Abergavenny
• Self-catering kitchenette, woodburner, firepit and heated shower hut

Grawen Caravan and Camping Park

Beacons View Camping

• Peaceful off-grid campsite with far-reaching Brecon Beacons views
• A 25-minute drive to BikePark Wales; 20 minutes to Caerphilly Castle
• A 10-minute walk from a pub serving home-cooked food

Coed Hills Campsite

• Smart bell tent glampsite overlooking the Severn Estuary
• A 10-minute drive from Cowbridge; Cardiff city centre 25 minutes
• Next to a rural arts space and permaculture garden