Campgrounds in Blaenycoed, Wales

Glampio Eco Gwili Glamping

• Rural site in a riverside meadow alongside the Gwili Steam Railway
• Carmarthen 20 minutes' drive; 30 to National Botanic Garden of Wales
• Off-grid eco site accessible via an old railway arch

Morris The Shepherd's Hut

• Peaceful, cosy and fully-equipped shepherd's hut in a wildlife haven
• Surrounded by woodland, streams and river with its own private garden
• Spectacular sunsets and stargazing 25 minutes from the coast

Pant Y Meillion Campsite

• Serene park with spectacular views of the surrounding rural landscape
• Just over 10 minutes’ drive to Newcastle Emlyn and 30 to Penbryn beach
• On-site catering van serving food, fires allowed and wifi available

Red Valley Campsite

• Family-run working farm site in the Carmarthenshire countryside
• A 10-minute drive from Carmarthen and half an hour from Pendine Sands
• Firepits around the site; food shop selling locally-sourced produce

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

Lakeside Leisure

• Peaceful site on the Afon Dewi Fawr river, two miles from St Clears
• Friendly helpful team, firepits, picnic tables and spotless amenities
• Birdwatching and stargazing haven

Go Wild Adventures

• Scenic hilltop site, five minutes' drive from pub and chip shop
• Half an hour's drive from Tenby, Saundersfoot and Pendine beaches
• Within half an hour of Oakwood, Heatherton and Folly Farm family parks

Wild Meadows Camping

• Simple and straightforward site in rural Carmarthenshire
• Carmarthen 10 minutes' drive; Saundersfoot half an hour
• Family-friendly no-pets camping pitches; barbecues allowed

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

Coedllys Pop-up Glamping

• Small-scale family-run campsite on the edge of a village
• In Llangynin, five minutes' drive to St Clears and 25 to Saundersfoot
• Warden on site 24/7; secure bike storage and solar charging packs

Henfryn Farm

• Small organic farm on the banks of the River Teifi
• Pitch up in a car-free hay meadow
• Buy burgers, sausages and bacon for barbecues and campfires

Hendre Glamping Retreat

• Luxury bell tents 10 minutes’ drive from Abercych, North Pembrokeshire
• Cenarth Falls 15 minutes’ drive; the Welsh Wildlife Centre 25 minutes
• Rural views, firepit and shared kitchen; food pub 10 minutes’ drive

Pen Ffynnon

Cwm Ty Coed

• Stays in a large, secluded meadow surrounded by fields and woodland
• Four miles to Carmarthen and a 30-minute drive to Pembrey Country Park
• Kitchen, communal log cabin and pizza oven, zipwire and swings

Stopover Brynhyfryd Pencader

• Fully-serviced motorhome pitch at Pencader in Carmarthenshire
• National Wool Museum 20 minutes’ drive; New Quay Beach half an hour
• Private decking with seating and country views; use of shower possible

Terfyn Mawr

• Log cabin near Newcastle Emlyn, with views over three Welsh counties
• Half an hour’s drive to Cardigan Bay; Cenarth Falls 55 minutes’ walk
• Comfortable open-plan living space, plus a private patio and lawn

Bryn Parc

• Quiet and well-maintained retreat on farmland in a wildlife haven
• A 10-minute drive to Llandysul and 25 minutes to Llangrannog beach
• Free-range eggs, homemade jam on arrival; watersports in local village

Fron Farm Yurt Retreat

• Handcrafted yurts on a peaceful and secluded organic farm
• A 45-minute drive from the Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire coasts
• Private terraces, communal roundhouse kitchen; footpath to the pub

Branwen Vintage Lorry

• 1946 Austin Vintage truck with canopy
• Set in 5 acre meadow with views over south Pembrokeshire
• Cabin with hot water shower, basin, compost loo, sink. Picnic area

The Cottage Fields

• Small family-run back to basics site next to Llansteffan beach
• A 25-minute drive to Laugharne or National Botanic Garden of Wales
• Dogs welcome; short walk to village shop, pubs, bakery and play park