Wildlife haven: Campsites in Wales

Bron Hafren Campsite

• Small, quiet and dog-friendly pop-up site in the upper Severn Valley
• Walking distance from the Montgomery Canal for cycling and walking
• Access to the river Severn for fishing; Offa Dyke’s Path further out

Caeffwrnfach Wild Camping

• Small family-friendly rural site with views over the Towy Valley
• A short walk to Carmel nature reserve; 40 minutes’ drive to the coast
• Barbecues and firepits allowed; logs sold on site; farm shop nearby

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

The Yurt Farm

• Peaceful glampsite on a organic farm, 25 minutes' drive from the coast
• Pizza oven, chickens roaming free and eggs and fruit to collect
• Play area and communal cabin with games, books, stove and cooking area

Hendwr Caravan Park

Cuckoo Camping

• Quiet site for guests over 25s
• Camp kitchen with microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and hot water
• Pet-friendly site with two free hot showers and two toilets

Anglesey Yurts

• Secluded yurt on a smallholding opposite a stream in an old orchard
• A five-minute drive to Church Bay and 20 minutes to Holyhead town
• Accommodation includes a private kitchen, shower and outdoor firepit

Crazy Pheasant

• Exclusive-use Filntshire luxury yurt 10 minutes’ drive from Mold
• White-water rafting 25 minutes’ drive; Zip World Fforest 55 minutes
• Woodburning stove, hot tub, shower cabin, firepit and barbecue

Llandyfan Camping

• Peaceful site with coarse fishing available and direct access to walks
• On the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park
• Scenic; family- and dog-friendly; 15 minutes' walk from the local pub

Pentwyn Pods and Fishery

• Static caravan on a family-run site in the Ceredigion countryside
• A 15-minute drive from Aberaeron beach; half an hour from New Quay
• Dining room with sofas, a kitchen and a barbecue on site

Hettie's Happy Campers

• Small and well-maintained Carmarthenshire camping field
• A 10-minute drive from Llanelli or Burry Port
• Dogs and barbecues allowed; a mile from a supermarket and takeaway

Cae Clyd Campsite and Touring Park

• Family-run site two minutes' walk from a private beach
• Spectacular views and sunsets close to Snowdonia National Park
• Five minutes from the Lon Eifion cycling and walking path

Timber Hill

• Luxurious self-catering lodges in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Pembrokeshire Coast Path 10 minutes’ walk; Broad Haven half an hour
• In 100 acres of wooded valley and fields; fishing lake and dog walks

Ffoshelyg Woodland Camping

• Peaceful pop-up pitches among natural Ceredigion woodland
• A 20-minute drive from the Ceredigion coast; 10 minutes to Llandysul
• Basic facilities provided, with campfires permitted and logs for sale

Caban Bryn Arw

• Traditional shepherd's hut in a private garden with stunning views
• In the Black Mountains, a 10-minute drive from Abergavenny
• Self-catering kitchenette, woodburner, firepit and heated shower hut

Cae'r Boncath Glamping

• Glamping on the edge of Snowdonia National Park
• Deep in green countryside but 10 minutes' drive from Caernarfon
• Camp kitchen, bike storage, solar showers and firepits included

Alleston Farm Camping

• Peaceful site on a working farm five minutes from Pembroke
• Nearest beach 10 minutes' drive away; Tenby within 15 minutes
• Plenty of space, barbecues allowed, and stabling provided for horses

Tir Bach Farm

• Peaceful farm site with mountain views, in a stargazing haven
• A wildlife haven of 26 acres of farmland, meadow and ancient woodland
• Animals to meet, play barn, pool room, campfire area and pizza oven