Climbing nearby: Campgrounds in Wales

Llech Camping and Touring

• Spectacular views
• Tourist attractions nearby
• Dogs are welcome

Llechrwd Riverside Campsite

• In the Vale of Ffestiniog in Snowdonia National Park
• On the banks of the River Dwyryd
• Toilets, showers and spacious disabled-access bathroom

Dol Llys Farm

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

Logfire Holidays

• Small hilltop glamping site with views over the Clwydian Range
• At the base of Penycloddiau; Offa's Dyke Path within walking distance
• Eco-friendly energy sources used; firepits and barbecues welcome

Starry Meadow

• Festival-inspired organic farm site half a mile from Hay-on-Wye
• A half-hour drive from the Brecon Beacons National Park
• Communal firepit, marquee bar, cinema, games room and food stalls

Strawberry Skys Yurts

• Secluded and peaceful yurt site just inside the Welsh border
• Two miles' walk from the local village with shop, butcher and pubs
• A few minutes' drive from the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway

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

Anglesey Showground

• Large rural Anglesey pop-up site with spectacular views of Snowdonia
• Central location within easy reach of 125 miles of coastline
• Dog-friendly site with easy access from the A55

Oakvale Caravan Park

• Small family-run caravan site in the quiet Pembrokeshire countryside
• A 20-minute drive from Fishguard, Newgale beach and Broad Haven beach
• Pub a short walk away; farm shops nearby; barbecues and dogs allowed

Dunston Hill Campsite

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

Gwyliau Beudy Banc

Pinewood Caravan Park

• Immaculately maintained, south facing and peaceful family-run park
• Spectacular setting a third of a mile from Wiseman’s Bridge beach
• On-site owners, lawned setting and safe secure environment

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

Maesmawr Farm Resort

• Level site with mountain views, close to the River Severn
• Family-run with priority on customer service
• Within half a mile of Caersws village and the Mid Wales Arts Centre

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