Campgrounds in North Wales

Waenfechan Glamping

• Peaceful farm in a hideaway wildlife haven
• A 20-minute drive from both Conwy and Llandudno
• Two village pubs within walking distance for drinks and evening meals

Honeypot Hideaways

• Ensuite adults-only pods on a bridleway in the North Wales countryside
• A 25-minute drive from Chester; 45 minutes from beaches and Liverpool
• Kitchen and outdoor barbecue provided; pub and shops 20 minutes’ walk

North Wales Bell Tents

• Peaceful and dog-friendly back to basics site beside the river Dee
• A five-minute drive to the Horseshoe Falls; 10 minutes from Llangollen
• Trailer selling pizza and breakfast; a shop selling produce and logs

Sunnysands Caravan Park

• Family-friendly holiday park on the shores of Cardigan Bay
• In Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), 10 minutes' drive from Barmouth
• Outdoor pool, playground, bar, restaurant and seasonal indoor pool

Shepherds Retreat

• Bespoke adults-only shepherds huts in the Anglesey countryside
• On National Cycle Route 5, 15 minutes’ drive away from the coast
• Visit the four pet alpacas; secure bicycle storage on site

Felin Uchaf

• Quiet site by a stream in Denbighshire's Berwyn mountains
• Waterfall walks from site; 25 mins' drive from Bala adventure centre
• A 10-minute walk to pub with food and village shop

St David's Park

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

Gadlys Coastal Campsite

Lleweni Parc Certificated Location

• Small and secluded park with its own flight centre
• Walking trails around the airfield, woodland, ponds and riverside
• Within a five-minute drive of Denbigh

Ysgubor Wen Eco Camping

• Quiet five-acre site for adults only with sea and mountain views
• A five-minute drive to the beach; 35 minutes to the Llŷn Peninsula
• Nearly-wild site with firepits and wood available for a fee

Graeanfryn Touring Park

• Spacious family-friendly site on the stunningly scenic Llŷn Peninsula
• A 10-minute drive from Pwllheli and 30 minutes from Snowdonia
• Playground, shared barbecue and picnic area, and heated shower block

Taldrwst Campsite

• Small and simple site in the grounds of an Anglesey B&B
• Anglesey Transport Museum five minutes' drive; half an hour to Eryri
• Bar and restaurant on site; easy access from the A4080

Waenfach

• Small family-run park on a working farm, 15 mins' drive from Aberdyfi
• Spectacular views of Cader Idris and Bird Rock
• In the Snowdonia National Park four miles north of Tywyn

Woodlands Lodge

• Compact cabin on a smallholding on the edge of Buckley
• A 20-minute drive to Chester; 35 to Llangollen or the beach
• Luxury bedding, firepit, kitchen and private bathroom included

Canvas Hamlet, Anglesey

• Peaceful sea-view glamping at Anglesey's Carreglwyd Estate
• A 20-minute drive from Holyhead; Porth Trwyn beach 25 minutes' walk
• Meals available on site, plus activities for all ages

Trench Farm Fisheries and Touring Park

• 150-acre farm, a few minutes’ drive from Penley and 20 from Wrexham
• Three fishing ponds on site stocked with carp, rudd, roach and tench
• On-site walks around a nature reserve and solar farm; dogs welcome

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