Ready tent: Campgrounds in Monmouthshire

Trefaldu Fishery Camping and Caravan Park

Ty-cooke Farm

Ty Coch Camping

Pandy Caravan Club Site

• Surrounded by nature
• Ancient castle
• On the River Wye

Parc Bryn Bach

Pentre Tai Farm

Wernddu Farm Golf Club

• Family-run farm welcoming guests since 1976
• Private fishing lake and private bathrooms
• Access to an 18-hole parkland golf course

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

Dalmore Caravan Park

Black Mountains Glamping

• Private bell tents on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park
• A 15-minute drive from Abergavenny; 25 minutes from Crickhowell
• Fully-furnished tents with a firepit, cooking grill and picnic table

Bridge Caravan Park and Camping Site

• Family-run riverside site in the Vale of Usk and Wye valley
• Four miles from Monmouth and a minute's walk from the village shop
• Walkers' paradise near the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons

Tredegar House Caravan Club Site

• 7-acre site set in a 17th century orangery, garden and woodland
• Ornamental lake on site
• Adventure playground for children

Pont Kemys Caravan Park

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

Cwtch Glamping

• Single bell tent on an alpaca farm two miles from Abergavenny
• Black Mountains views; 15 minutes' drive to Sugar Loaf or Blorenge
• Easy access from A40; 10-minute walk to the Hardwick gastropub

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

Church Cottage Caravan and Camping

• Small family-run site in the village of Llanvetherine
• 10 minutes' drive from Abergavenny and the Brecon Beacons
• Footpath leading from the site to Offa's Dyke Path