The rugged landscapes, stunning coastline, charming seaside villages and epic history combine to make Wales is a truly fantastic holiday destination. The beaches of Pembrokeshire are particularly popular with families, while Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons are havens for the adventurous. Find somewhere to stay with this selection of superb campsites in Wales.
Caernarfon, Gwynedd
Award winning site with beautiful views at the foot of Snowdon in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park.
4.76 /5
Llanbedr, Gwynedd
Camping, touring and glamping in lovely Snowdonia with a fun river to swim and fish in, great for walkers.
4.84 /5
Caernarfon, Gwynedd
A family-friendly farm site in Snowdonia's foothills. Views, campfires and great walking with beaches nearby.
4.76 /5
Aberystwyth, Ceredigion
Family-run park just minutes walk from the Devil's Bridge Waterfalls and nature trail, village pub and steam train.
4.88 /5
Dolgellau, Gwynedd
Camping and touring site ideally located in Snowdonia National Park. Excellent views and close to many attractions.
4.57 /5
New Quay, Ceredigion
Quiet family and dog friendly park, five minutes to New Quay. A ten minute walk to Cei Bach beach and Cardigan Bay.
4.95 /5
Bala, Gwynedd
Spacious park with private access onto Bala Lake (Llyn Tegid) perfect for water sports and boasts fantastic views.
4.64 /5
St David's, Pembrokeshire
Traditional, spacious campsite set within beautiful surroundings, close to the coast. Pets and campfires allowed.
4.57 /5
Loveston, Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire
Peaceful, year round touring park with an onsite dog walk. Within 20 minutes of Tenby, Saundersfoot and the coast.
4.76 /5
Caernarfon, Gwynedd
Peaceful, family-friendly park with mountain views, 15 minutes from Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). Dogs welcome.
4.72 /5
Narberth, Pembrokeshire
Peaceful family friendly site with a games room and dog walk, 20 minutes from beaches at Tenby and Saundersfoot.
4.85 /5
Llangrannog, Ceredigion
Family friendly camping, touring and glamping by Cardigan Bay with alpacas, lovely sea views and beaches nearby.
4.86 /5
Barmouth, Gwynedd
Family-friendly camping and glamping site with picturesque sea views, a 15 minute walk from a sandy beach.
4.8 /5
Crickhowell, Powys
4-star caravan and campsite with pods in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Dogs and fire pits welcome!
4.83 /5
Pwllheli, Gwynedd
Family and dog friendly, quiet tent and campervan site set in the corner of Hell's Mouth Bay. Stunning sea views.
4.82 /5
Fairbourne, Gwynedd
Breathtaking views of Mawddach Estuary, with sandy beaches, bike rides, horse riding and Snowdonia's Blue Lake.
4.71 /5
Fishguard, Pembrokeshire
Peaceful camping and glamping with a delicious onsite restaurant/bar. Just five minutes to Fishguard and the coast!
4.73 /5
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire
Camping and glamping with picnic tables and fire pits, stunning views of the Preseli Hills. 20 minutes to beaches.
4.99 /5
Snowdonia, Gwynedd
Peaceful site nestled at the foot of Mount Snowdon, with wild swimming and fishing onsite. Dog and family-friendly!
4.91 /5
Holyhead, Anglesey
Peaceful campsite situated on a farm next to an ancient Neolithic monument, 15 minutes from the coast.
4.88 /5
Star, Gaerwen, Anglesey
Spacious and peaceful, family-run touring site with mountain views over Snowdonia National Park. Dog friendly.
4.88 /5
Pentir, Bangor, Gwynedd
Peaceful holiday park, 15 minutes from the foot of Snowdon, an ideal location for families and friends to relax.
4.89 /5
Llanrug, Caernarfon, Gwynedd
Top rated Snowdonia campsite. Peaceful dog-friendly site nestled at the foothills of Snowdon.
4.93 /5
Penmaenmawr, Conwy
Beautiful coastal site with stunning sea views, a great location for exploring Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales.
4.82 /5
Tenby, Pembrokeshire
Peaceful lakeside camping and touring site with a host of wildlife and campfires allowed. Five minutes from Tenby.
4.75 /5
Rhuddlan, Denbighshire
A peaceful and quiet family-run site with stunning mountain views. Just a short walk to the village of Rhuddlan.
4.93 /5
Bala, Gwynedd
A beautiful 4 star site just four miles from Bala in Snowdonia with a stunning riverside location for watersports.
4.59 /5
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire
Spacious, family-run site with glorious sea views, five minutes from Newgale Beach. Dogs and campfires welcome.
4.73 /5
Penmaenpool, Gwynedd
Peaceful and back to basics woodland camping for tents and campervans, set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park.
4.73 /5
Llandovery, Carmarthenshire
A 5 star park with pitches and ensuite pods, all set beside the Brecon Beacons. Open year round.
4.87 /5
Abergele, Conwy
Off grid, tranquil and small site offering serviced tent and touring pitches in the heart of rural North Wales.
4.81 /5
Whitland, Carmarthenshire
Eco camping, glamping and touring with ensuite pitches. Outdoor spa experience and licensed pizzeria!
4.93 /5
Haverfordwest , Pembrokeshire
Spacious camping pitches on a family farm with sea views, 15 minute walk from dog friendly Druidston Haven Beach.
4.79 /5
Llanddulas, Conwy
An award winning, family-friendly site, enjoy spectacular views in the perfect location to explore North Wales.
4.81 /5
Lamphey, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire
Family and dog friendly camping and glamping with an onsite cafe. Ten minutes to Tenby and sandy beaches!
Flemingston, Vale of Glamorgan
Family site with accessible facilities, a playground and dog walk area. Within 15 minutes of the beach and Barry!
4.77 /5
Wrexham, Wrexham
Award-winning holiday park, complete with a swimming pool, golf course, adventure playground and restaurants!
4.8 /5
Rhuallt, St Asaph, Denbighshire
An exclusive adult only park in the Clwydian Valley, the heart of North Wales. Try the pool, gym and restaurant!
4.78 /5
Solva, Pembrokeshire
A small licensed campsite on the outskirts of Solva, minutes walk from the National Park coastal path
4.85 /5
Holyhead, Anglesey
Adult only and dog friendly caravan site with spectacular views and easy access to the whole island. Near beaches.
4.82 /5
Bangor, Gwynedd
A smallholding just outside Snowdonia with grass pitches, bell tents and cosy pods. Onsite animals to meet!
4.88 /5
Abercastle, Pembrokeshire
Secluded woodland ensuite camping and glamping yurts with a wood fired sauna, two minutes from Abercastle Beach.
Llanedi, Pontarddulais, Carmarthenshire
A 5 star and family-run site, situated in a tranquil and rural location in South West Wales.
4.79 /5
Hay-on-Wye, Hereford, Herefordshire
Peaceful, family friendly camping and glamping site in the Welsh Marches with an onsite farm shop.
4.76 /5
Dolgellau, Gwynedd
Small and tranquil Snowdonia glamping and camping site with direct access to the Mawddach Estuary and cycle trail.
4.89 /5
Penally, Tenby, Pembrokeshire
Camping and glamping with a farm shop and cafe. Right next to the coastal path and a 15-minute walk to the beach!
4.61 /5
Hereford, Herefordshire
Idyllic camping and touring with modern onsite facilities and incredible views towards the Black Mountains.
4.73 /5
Brynteg, Anglesey
Small, friendly and well kept site, 1.5 miles from Benllech beach and 20 minutes from Beaumaris. Dog friendly.
4.87 /5
Pelcomb Cross, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire
Family run site for tents, tourers and motorhomes just minutes to the beach. Marvellous views with easy access.
4.8 /5
Llandysul, Ceredigion
Camping within a wild meadow including grass pitches and a shepherd's hut for glamping. 15 mins from New Quay.
4.97 /5
Llandysul, Ceredigion
Small and peaceful family friendly tent and tourer camping park. Close to sandy beaches on the West Wales coast.
4.91 /5
Amlwch, Anglesey
Luxury ensuite glamping pods on a small, remote farm with optional wood-fired hot tubs. Dogs are welcome too!
4.9 /5
Corwen, Denbighshire
Peaceful site set right by Clocaenog Forest and nice and close to a reservoir with fishing and watersports.
4.82 /5
Dale, Pembrokeshire
Small site set along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path with camping and glamping. A short walk to Dale and the beach.
Neath, Neath Port Talbot
Peaceful, family-run site in the Neath Valley, surrounded by mountains and woodland, 20 minutes to Aberavon Beach.
4.73 /5
Aberystwyth, Ceredigion
Nature based camping in a spacious meadow. Great for exploring the West Wales coast and surrounding countryside.
4.72 /5
Aberdovey, Gwynedd
A small, friendly, eco glampsite and campsite, just outside the pretty seaside village of Aberdovey in mid Wales.
4.87 /5
Llangadog, Carmarthenshire
Peaceful and cosy adult only site in the Brecon Beacons National Park with dramatic mountain views.
4.98 /5
Bangor, Gwynedd
Eco-luxury, dog friendly site offering camping and glamping, great for exploring Anglesey and Snowdonia.
4.76 /5
Welshpool, Powys
A tranquil riverside park suitable for tourers and tents. Set in beautiful Mid-Wales surroundings.
4.62 /5
With its wealth of rugged and wild landscapes, stunning coastline, bustling market towns and charming seaside villages, Wales is a truly fantastic camping holiday destination.
The local heritage can be explored in the large number of castles, historic buildings, art galleries and museums to be found here. Welsh is spoken as a first language in many regions and the unique and welcoming character of this country is a real treat.
Cardiff, the vibrant capital city, is packed full of things to see and do including some great museums and international sporting events.
From the beaches to the mountains, the huge range of outdoor activities on offer here will wow any visitor.
The Welsh landscape is peppered with castles and most are open to the public. Some are perfectly preserved while others are mysterious ruins: Conwy Castle, Caerphilly Castle, and Carreg Cennen Castle are all of note.
There is interesting architecture to see elsewhere too - St Davids Cathedral is a fine sight (and pleasant town that is well worth a visit) and the half ruined and hauntingly beautiful Tintern Abbey is a must see.
Going further back in history, there are a number of intriguing stone circles and prehistoric sites in Wales, such as the Barclodiad y Gawres and Bryn Celli Ddu Neolithic burial chambers.
The country has a good collection of steam railways too, which are a fantastic way to take in the scenery. The 10 Great Little Trains of Wales are all brilliant journeys, but the best has to be the Snowdon Railway which takes you all the way up to the summit of Wales' highest mountain.
Tenby is a delightful and colourful harbour town, or if you are looking for somewhere off the beaten track try Aberystwyth, a fantastic university town in a beautiful and isolated location. Expect the unexpected too - the crazy and colourful village of Portmeirion (designed in an Italian style) for instance.
The Isle of Anglesey and county of Pembrokeshire both make particularly good holiday bases. Great beaches can be found all along the Welsh coastline, but both Pembrokeshire and the Gower Peninsula are known for their fantastic beaches.
With all the fabulous landscapes on offer, it's no surprise that Wales is a massive hotspot for outdoor activities, with North Wales the hub of it all.
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All manner of water sports are on offer all around the coast, from sailing and canoeing to surfing and coasteering - and then there are the three national parks: Snowdonia National Park, the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Add to those the five Areas of Outstanding National Beauty, such as the Wye Valley, and the possibilities for enjoying outdoor pursuits become endless.
Walking and hiking are a great way to explore the country and Wales contains three long distance National Trails: Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, Glyndwr's Way and Offa's Dyke Path. Also popular are cycling, mountain biking, climbing and caving. And there is even fell running for the truly hardcore.
The rivers that run through the mountains and valleys are a great place to try white water rafting, canoeing and kayaking.
Aside from all the beach days and outdoor activities you can enjoy here as a family, Wales has a number of good quality theme parks. Try Oakwood Theme Park for classic rollercoaster thrills, Greenwood Forest Park for an eco adventure or the Dinosaur Park in Tenby for some prehistoric fun.
The country has a large number of nature reserves making wildlife watching a real thrill. Take a boat trip to Skomer Island to see seals and puffins, and red kites can be found in Mid Wales or ospreys in the Cors Dyfi Nature Reserve.
There is a lively festival scene in Wales, with internationally known highlights such as the Green Man Festival and the Hay-on-Wye literary festival.
Thanks to Wales' rural heritage, there are a whole load of farm parks you can visit. The biggest and most popular of these is Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, but try Green Meadow Community farm for something more traditional.
All the national museums in Wales are completely free. The Big Pit National Coal Museum, set in a real coal mine, is a real highlight and the whole family can become explorers at Corris Mine, where there's adventure, history and a chance to explore deep underground in an abandoned world. Kids will also love a mysterious underground tour of King Arthur's Labyrinth, where they can enjoy a boat ride through a secret world full of dragons, giants and more!
There are a number of awesome show caves to visit in the country, but nothing beats Dan yr Ogof, also known as the National Showcave Centre for Wales. Aside from the fascinating caves there are loads of other attractions here that will keep the whole family amused for hours.