Camper parks in Mid Wales

Pantmawr Farm

• Small peaceful Riverside site on the national cycle trail

Riverside Caravan Park

• Quiet adults-only riverside site in Crickhowell in the Usk valley
• Between the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park
• Excellently-maintained amenities including powerful hot showers

Talywerydd Touring and Camping Park

• Peaceful site with spectacular sea views
• Four beaches within three miles
• Close to beaches, golf courses and coarse and fishing lakes

Grantley Court

Gwyliau Cefn Crib Holidays

• Quiet site on a small working farm 10 minutes' drive from Aberdovey
• Surrounded by the mountains, valleys and woodlands of Snowdonia
• Well-maintained facilities and easy access to main roads

Greenfields Holiday Park

• Family holiday park three miles from the beach
• Indoor heated pool, clubhouse, restaurant and takeaway
• Easy access to Cardigan Bay, Newquay and Aberystwyth

Severn Caravan Park

Fforest Fields Caravan and Camping Park

• Family-run rural campsite in the mid-Wales hills
• Lots of space for families and pets to run around
• Bujok bacon and home-produced sausages and burgers for sale

Honeybrook Holidays

• Peaceful, family-run site with café in the Welsh Radnor hills
• 50 minutes' drive to the Brecon Beacons National Park
• 10 minutes to shops, pubs and grub in Rhayader

Glan Y Mor Leisure Park

Gwern-y-bwlch Caravan Club Site

• Slow relaxed pace set between Snowdonia and Montgomeryshire
• Great for birdwatching and fishing

Brownhill Caravan Park

• Family-run site three miles from the beaches of Ceredigion Bay
• Close to coastal walks, outdoor activities and boat trips
• Swimming pool, playground, shop and licensed bar

The Bunkhouse at Y Doydd

Brynrodyn Caravan and Leisure Park

• Close to the three-mile long beach at Borth
• Sea and mountain views from the site
• Games room, fitness room and weekend restaurant/bar

Lakeside Caravan Park

Aberbran Fawr Campsite

Bryn Dyffryn

• Dog-friendly wild camping site with views over the Vyrnwy Valley
• Half an hour’s drive from Lake Vyrnwy; direct access to Glyndwr’s Way
• Private river stretch for fishing and swimming; shop and pub nearby