Chemical disposal: Campsites in Wales

Black Rock Sands Touring & Camping Park

Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park

Nantcol Waterfalls

Woodlands Caravan Park

• Small family-run site in Snowdonia National Park
• At the foot of Harlech Castle
• Within walking distance of the beach

Hendre Caravan Park

• A small quiet park on the outskirts of Pwllheli
• Surrounded by woodlands in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Big play area for children

Aberbran Fawr Campsite

Trwyn Yr Wylfa Farm

• Farmland site with stunning sea and mountain views
• Five minutes' drive from Conwy and 10 minutes' walk to the beach
• Pubs, shops, restaurants and takeaways within a short stroll

Headstock Camping

• Peaceful site opposite bike trails in Afan Forest Park
• A 20-minute drive to Aberavon beach; 40 minutes to Brecon Beacons
• Bike hire, shop and repair on site, plus café and play area

Bridge Caravan Park and Camping Site

• Family-run riverside site in the Vale of Usk and Wye valley
• Four miles from Monmouth and a minute's walk from the village shop
• Walkers' paradise near the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons

Hendwr Caravan Park

Mur Melyn

Maes y Bryn Campsite

• A well maintained and secluded campsite situated above Llanrwst.
• 30 grass pitches available all well maintained. Tipi & Wooden Lodge
• Toilet and shower block available.

Brodawel Camping Park

• Well-maintained and dog-friendly site on the outskirts of Porthcawl
• A five-minute drive to Rest Bay beach on the Glamorgan Heritage Coast
• Shop, wifi, play area, undercover picnic area and indoor games room

Grondre Holiday Park

• Set in the grounds of an old manor house
• Three miles from Narberth and 10 minutes' drive from Oakwood
• Modern facilities, heated pool, amusement centre and family pub

Bryncrach Farm Caravan Site

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

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