Campgrounds in West Wales with fires allowed

Cwmorgan Camping

• Family-run working farm site in the Carmarthenshire countryside
• A 15-minute drive from waterfalls and half an hour from the coast
• Three pitching fields with firepits to borrow; hot eco shower

Tally Ho Farm

• Quiet wildlife haven on a 45-acre smallholding
• Five minutes' drive from Llangwm; Marloes Sands 30 minutes' drive
• Meadow site with natural pools and streams; nearest pub one mile away

North Lodge

• Eco-friendly and sustainable site on an organic smallholding
• Remote location close to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Views over the Preseli Hills

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

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

Bryngafel Campsite

• Well-maintained grass pitches at a Carmarthenshire working farm
• Folly Farm and Oakwood Theme Park within a half-hour drive
• Dog agility area on site; dog-friendly beaches half an hour away

Glanmarlais Camping

• Wild camping on a 103-acre organic farm in the Mid Wales hills
• Brecon Beacons National Park 10 minutes' drive; 20 to Cwm Rhaeadr
• Grass pitches and a focus on conservation; shops and pubs close by

Fairview Farm

• Back to basics camping site on five acres of Pembrokeshire farmland
• A 10-minute drive from beaches; half an hour from St Davids
• Dog-friendly site with eco compost toilets and campfires welcome

Down By The River

• Peaceful riverside site set in the hills of Carmarthenshire
• Llandeilo 10 minutes' drive; Wales' National Botanic Garden 20 minutes
• Central firepit, camp kitchen and local produce for sale

Gilbert Hights

Hill View Glamping

• Glamping site on an organic farm amid stunning open countryside
• Just over four miles from the secluded seaside town of Llansteffan
• Well-equipped shared kitchen, walking paths and wildlife-filled ponds

Llanddeusant Youth Hostel

Black Mountain Glamping

• Peaceful Black Mountain Glamping retreat on the edge of a beautiful village in Carmarthenshire

Nantyrast Wild Camping

• Wild camping on a 1400-acre family farm in the Cambrian Mountains
• Dolaucothi Gold Mines and Llyn Brianne 20 minutes' drive away
• Off-grid nature haven 13 miles from the nearest town of Llandovery

Nant-y-Coy

• A small, unique, beautifully designed campsite
• Well-equipped pitches with private facilities
• Access to the River Cleddau, an Iron Age fort and woodland walks

Dunes at Whitesands

• Secluded pitches in dunes in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• A 10-minute walk from Whitesands Bay and half an hour from St Davids
• Every pitch has its own picnic table, firepit and fridge shelf

Dunston Hill Campsite

• Three acres of green space close to sandy beaches
• Spotless amenities in a newly added block
• Friendly and peaceful atmosphere