Pitchup's Ultimate North Wales Camping Guide
Before you go
Guides to camping in Conwy
Guides to camping in Gwynedd
Guides to camping in Denbighshire
Guides to camping in Wrexham
Guides to camping in Anglesey
Guides to camping in Flintshire
Camping categories for north Wales
Before you go
Our top tips for camping in North Wales
Up for hiking the highest mountain in England and Wales? Having a go at whitewater rafting? Trampolining in an underground cavern? There’s all this and more to try when camping in North Wales.
As well as being a playground for adventurers, the area’s a stronghold of Welsh culture – you’ll hear the local language spoken more on the streets than down south. And with everything from neolithic graves to disused slate mines scattered across the landscape, it has a fascinating history to boot.
Essential North Wales Camping Checklist
Get ready for your trip by ticking off our full camping checklist. Some of the handiest bits and pieces to pack for North Wales include:
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A towel for spreading out on stunning beaches like Traeth Lligwy
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Hiking boots for tackling Mount Snowdon oand Cadair Idris
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A swimsuit for watersports activities, from paddleboarding to white-water rafting
Now you’ve got your essentials together, let’s take a look at the top places to stay and visit in North Wales.
Guides to camping in Conwy
Follow in the footsteps of the Victorians with seaside strolls along the promenade in Llandudno, climb the walls of one of Wales’ best castles in Conwy town, then take in the spellbinding scenery around the Rhaeadr Y Graig Lwyd waterfall.
Places to stay and explore in Conwy
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Browse all of Pitchup’s campsites in Conwy
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Plan your break with these five top things to do in Conwy
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Find your favourite fortification in our pick of the Conwy castles to visit
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Ready to explore North Wales’ trails? Here are the best walks in Conwy
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Rest after all the adventures on these must-visit Conwy beaches
Guides to camping in Gwynedd
Covering most of Snowdonia National Park and the Llŷn Peninsula, this is North Wales’ most popular county. Keep your camera on hand to snap the awe-inspiring mountain peaks, glacier-fed lakes and glittering coves.
Places to stay and explore in Gwynedd
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Not sure where to start? Here’s everything you need to know about camping in Gwynedd
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Our favourite Gwynedd walks will help you get to know the local landscape
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Settle down after strolls at a glampsite or campsite in Gwynedd
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For a mix of memorable activities, try these things to do in Gwynedd
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Alternatively, hit the coast – here are our must-visit beaches in Gwynedd
Guides to camping in Denbighshire
Inhabited for 225,000 years, Denbighshire has a long history of welcoming visitors. Nowadays, tourists visit for Pontnewydd, thought to be the oldest Palaeolithic site in the UK, as well as sandy beaches, stately homes and crumbling castles.
The best things to do in Denbighshire
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Set off on some scenic wanders – here are the most picturesque Denbighshire walks
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Turn back time at these must-visit Denbighshire castles
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These eight things to do in Denbighshire will have your entire itinerary sorted
Places to visit and stay in Denbighshire
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Prefer urban explorations? Visit these Denbighshire towns
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Find Denbighshire camping and glamping sites across the county
Guides to camping in Wrexham
Wander around Wrexham in search of UNESCO World Heritage sites, lush country parks and vast valleys. And keep an eye out for Ryan Reynolds as you dip in and out of the main town’s independent shops – the Hollywood actor is the proud co-owner of Wrexham AFC football team.
Food and accommodation in Wrexham
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Start off with our guide to all you need to know about camping in Wrexham
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Next, find a glamping park or campsite in Wrexham
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Food’s sorted with the best places to eat in Wrexham
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Organise your trip with our pick of things to do in Wrexham
- Give your legs a workout on the top scenic walks in Wrexham
Guides to camping in Anglesey
Cross the Menai Strait to make the most of Anglesey’s 140-mile-long coastline. Ynys Môn, as it’s known in Welsh, has some of the best beaches in North Wales and a gorgeous green interior worth exploring too.
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Let’s begin with where to stay. Here’s every option for glamping and camping on Anglesey
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From exploring old copper mines to relaxing on forest-backed beaches, here’s our pick of the things to do in Anglesey
Activities and attractions in Anglesey
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Learn all about the local heritage at these Anglesey historic sites
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Fancy some sandy strolls? Here are the best Anglesey beaches to visit
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Or perhaps you’d rather roam elsewhere? If so, try these top Anglesey walks
Guides to camping in Flintshire
An under-the-radar destination in North Wales, this is a stellar spot for escaping the crowds. Whether you want to check out an opulent Jacobean mansion or meander up the rugged Moel Famau mountain, Flintshire is a fantastic choice.
Places to see and stay in Flintshire
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Kick off your trip with the top things to do in Flintshire
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Ditch the car and head off on the best Flintshire walks
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All Pitchup’s glamping and camping in Flintshire
Ready to start booking your North Wales camping or glamping trip? Browse sites with availability: