Campsites in Wales

Forester's Retreat Glamping

• Luxury pod in 29 acres of farmland with mountain and reservoir views
• 15-minute walk to Dinas Reservoir; five mins' drive to Devil's Bridge
• Kitchen, ensuite shower, private garden and living area with TV

FishermanCabins

• Overlooking the seashore on the coastal path a mile from Aberaeron
• Spectacular views of the Llŷn Peninsula and north Wales mountains
• Outside barbecue area with firepit

Coed Esgair Las Blue Ridge Woods Wildcamp

• Discrete Dyfi Valley wild camping site in 30 acres of working woodland
• A 20-minute drive from Tywyn beach and Penygader
• Multiple firepit areas and a four-wheel drive shuttle available

Coed Menai Camping

• Secluded camping with easy access to the A55 and close to Menai Bridge
• Just a 20-minute drive to both Zip World Penrhyn Quarry and Snowdonia
• Back-to-basics field site; supermarket and pub in five minutes’ drive

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

Woodland Waterfalls

• Luxurious, pre-erected tent with hill views near Llanidloes in Powys
• A 15-minute drive to Glyndwr’s Way; 25 to the Red Kite Feeding Station
• Well-equipped kitchen, walks on-site and a 10-minute drive to the pub

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

Springwater Lakes

Coed Y Fron

• Elevated meadow site with bell tents on a Llŷn Peninsula working farm
• A 10-minute drive to Porth Neigwl; 40 minutes’ walk to Abersoch
• Back to basics for a complete recharge

Wild Cherry Camping

• Eco-friendly, off-grid site on a North Wales smallholding
• 30-minute drive to Chester for the cathedral, amphitheatre and zoo
• On-site shop with local produce; barbecues and campfires permitted

Waunbayvil Camping

• Pop-up site on a 40-acre wildlife haven with a pond and woodland
• Cardigan, Castell Henllys and Poppit Sands within 20 minutes' drive
• Three miles from the Pembrokeshire coast at Ceibwr

Wild Coastal Camping

• Wild camping site with direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
• A 15-minute walk to Broad Haven beach; half an hour to Druidston beach
• Woodland walk on site; walking distance from pubs and restaurants

Welsh Glamping

• Family-friendly glamping site on a farm in the Abergwesyn Valley
• A 10-minute drive from Llanwrtyd Wells; 40 minutes from Elan Valley
• Dark skies, woodland walks and river for swimming at the farm

Nevern Camping

• Peaceful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park campsite and wildlife haven
• Newport Sands and Castell Henllys Iron Age Village 10 minutes’ drive
• Spacious grass pitches with simple facilities in a dark skies park

Mellington Hall Caravan Park