Motorhome campsites in Wales

Oasis Camping

• Peacful spot but only 100 yards from the main road below
• Reception open 9am until 11pm throughout the season
• Bar on site with food and happy hours

Kiln Park

Rosedale Park

Dan-Y-Ser Glamping

• Adults-only glampsite 10 minutes’ drive from Llanidloes in Powys
• Golf course 10 minutes’ drive and Clywedog Sailing Club 20 minutes
• Star-gazing bell tents with private hot tubs and a camping kitchen

Dol Llys Farm

Oakvale Caravan Park

• Small family-run caravan site in the quiet Pembrokeshire countryside
• A 20-minute drive from Fishguard, Newgale beach and Broad Haven beach
• Pub a short walk away; farm shops nearby; barbecues and dogs allowed

Yr Hafod Wild Camping

• Peaceful Wild Camping
• Stunning Mid Wales
• Cambrian mountains

Ty Parke Farm Campsite

• Eco-conscious premium Pembrokeshire site with huge pitches
• Beaches and coast walks 10 minutes' drive; St Davids 20 minutes
• Weekly pizza nights in school holidays; firepit for each pitch

Llyn Gwynant Campsite

Caraway Meadows

• Small Pembrokeshire site on 75 acres of pasture near Crymych
• In the Preseli Hills, 20 minutes' drive from Cardigan and Newport
• Simple pitches in a wildlife haven; campfires and dogs welcome

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

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

Llandissilio Holiday Park

• Refurbished park with a friendly welcome
• Family-friendly bar with beer garden
• Pool and play area

Allt Y Coed Campsite

Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park

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

Lodge Farm