Renewable energy: Campgrounds in Wales

Caraway Meadows

• Small Pembrokeshire site on 75 acres of pasture near Crymych
• In the Preseli Hills, 20 minutes' drive from Cardigan and Newport
• Simple pitches in a wildlife haven; campfires and dogs welcome

Carmarthen Touring and Camping Site

Caemanal

• Shepherd's huts at a peaceful Ceredigion family-run farm
• Five minutes' drive from Lampeter; 20 from Aberaeron on the coast
• Self-contained huts with ensuite shower, kitchen and woodburner

Kingsbridge Caravan & Camping Park

Cae'r Boncath Glamping

• Glamping on the edge of Snowdonia National Park
• Deep in green countryside but 10 minutes' drive from Caernarfon
• Camp kitchen, bike storage, solar showers and firepits included

Caerfai Bay Caravan and Tent Park

• Incredible cliff-top location, stunning views from every pitch
• Caerfai beach, St Davids and coastal path all within walking distance
• Friendly welcome and excellent facilities

Ty Cefn Tregib

• Secluded fully equipped lodge by a natural brook in Carmarthenshire
• On the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog, 20 minutes' walk from Llandeilo
• Fully wheelchair-accessible bathroom and kitchen facilities

Route 47 Glamping

• Off-grid glamping site in rural Carmarthenshire
• A 20-minute drive from Carmarthen and Llanelli
• Solar-powered accommodation right by National Cycle Route 47

Tudor Glen Caravan Park

• In Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, five-minute drive to sandy beach
• Oakwood, Folly Farm and Manor Wildlife Park within 25 minutes’ drive
• Heated outdoor pool, playing field, indoor games room, snooker table

Cynefin Farm

• Glampsite on a re-wilded farm in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Newport Sands Beach and Pembrokeshire Coast Path 10 minutes’ drive
• Well-furnished bell tents with private kitchens and a shared bathroom

Dol Llys Farm

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

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

Gwyliau Beudy Banc

Pentref Luxury Camping

• Alternative accommodation on a spacious site in rural west Wales
• A 20-minute drive from Aberaeron; 30 from Aberystwyth
• Woodland walks and a stream on site; 15 minutes' walk from a pub

Blackberry Patch

• Eco-friendly bell tent on a smallholding in a rural Welsh village
• Four sandy beaches and castles within 25 minutes’ drive of the site
• Cooking facilities, eating space and barbecue, plus pubs nearby

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

Alleston Farm Camping

• Peaceful site on a working farm five minutes from Pembroke
• Nearest beach 10 minutes' drive away; Tenby within 15 minutes
• Plenty of space, barbecues allowed, and stabling provided for horses