Nearly wild camping in South Wales

Western Sunfolk Naturist Site

• Family-friendly naturist site
• Heated covered swimming pool and modern facilities
• Well set to explore the Wye Valley, Bristol and Cardiff

Grange Pony Trekking Centre

• Secluded site at a riding centre in the Brecon Beacons National Park
• On the Cambrian Way a mile and a half from Offa's Dyke Path
• Breakfasts, packed lunches and evening meals available on site

Beeches Farm

Ty Draw

• Woodland Glamorgan wild camping five minutes’ drive from Machen
• Cwmcarn Trail Centre and Castell Coch both 25 minutes’ drive
• Adults-only pop-up site with views of Flat Holm and Steep Holm

Grawen Caravan and Camping Park

The Strawmouse Field

• Quiet rural wild camping site two miles from the Wye Valley
• On Cycle Route 42; 15 minutes to Offa’s Dyke Path
• Farm shop and pub nearby; dogs allowed

NF Glamping

• Adults-only shepherd’s hut with views over the Brecon Beacons
• Half an hour’s walk from Clydach Gorge and 35 minutes to the canal
• Outdoor seating, fully-functional kitchen and private bathroom

Oxwich Camping Park

Wild Heather Glamping

• Well-located and peaceful site on a Glamorgan family farm
• A 20-minute drive to several beaches; Afan Forest Park half an hour
• A mile from the M4; walk to Margam Country Park in 20 minutes

Usk View at Roman Farm

• Small, modern pop-up glampsite with views of the river Usk
• A 35-minute walk from Caerleon’s Roman baths and amphitheatre
• Kitchen area with gas hobs and barbecues for alfresco cooking

Bell Tents Wales

• Friendly glamping site in green countryside, overlooking Dunraven Bay
• Dry and warm bell tents with toilet and shower facilities on site
• Have meals at the on-site pub or restaurant across the way

Cae Cynffig Camping

• Glamping site leads down to a fresh water pool.
• 1 mile from the beach and 2 miles from seaside town of Porthcawl
• On the edge of Kenfig National Nature Reserve, Pub 500m from site