Climbing nearby: Campsites in Wales

Starry Meadow

• Festival-inspired organic farm site half a mile from Hay-on-Wye
• A half-hour drive from the Brecon Beacons National Park
• Communal firepit, marquee bar, cinema, games room and food stalls

St David's Park

Strawberry Skys Yurts

• Secluded and peaceful yurt site just inside the Welsh border
• Two miles' walk from the local village with shop, butcher and pubs
• A few minutes' drive from the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway

Sunnyvale Holiday Park

• Family-friendly holiday park with well-kept lawns, shrubs and trees
• Beaches of Saundersfoot within five minutes’ drive and Tenby in 10
• Nightly entertainment, heated indoor pool, clubhouse and play area

Lower Nash Farm

• Friendly farm site just outside Cosheston with easy access from A477
• Tenby, Saundersfoot and Barafundle Bay within 15 minutes' drive
• Footpaths from site to villages, pubs, shops and Carew Castle

Lyons Robin Hood

• Located just minutes away from the beach
• Offers exceptional value for money
• Pet friendly accommodation available

Dunston Hill Campsite

• Three acres of green space close to sandy beaches
• Spotless amenities in a newly added block
• Friendly and peaceful atmosphere

Maesmawr Farm Resort

• Level site with mountain views, close to the River Severn
• Family-run with priority on customer service
• Within half a mile of Caersws village and the Mid Wales Arts Centre

Maes Offa Stays

• Simple hardstanding motorhome pitches at a small Llanymynech site
• Welshpool and Powis Castle within a 25-minute drive
• Easy access from the A483; Offa's Dyke Path passes just outside

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.

Eco Retreats Forest Retreat

• A 50-acre eco retreat deep in Dyfi Forest
• Combine hotel luxury with getting back to nature
• Healing sessions, reiki and meditation all available

Eisteddfa Caravan and Camping Site

• Family-run park over 11 acres, 15 mins' walk from Criccieth beach
• Views of the Snowdonia mountains and over Cardigan Bay
• Public footpaths in the surrounds; Porthmadog three miles away

Erw Glas Glamping and Camping

• Friendly family-run site on the edge of Snowdonia National Park
• Less than 20 minutes’ drive from beaches at Conwy and Llandudno
• Tons for kids: zoo, aquarium, surfing, trampolining and karting nearby

Escape Camping

• Remote rural site with spectacular views, close to Trefeglwysv village
• Pony trekking, paintballing, fishing and golf locally
• Woodland area, stream and woodland paths leaving from the grounds

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

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

The Hideaway Wild Camping Retreat

• Bell tent at pop-up Anglesey site five mins' drive from the coast
• Cemaes Bay five minutes’ drive; Newborough Forest 50 minutes
• Dog-friendly site with free-range chickens and ducks for fresh eggs

Argoed Barns

• Luxury glamping units with spectacular Brecon Beacons views
• A 15-minute drive to Brecon; 25 minutes to Hay-on-Wye
• Private hot tub, ensuite bathroom and barbecue for each unit