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All About Camping in Wales

Wales, the country of green hills and picturesque coastlines, is a unique destination for a camping holiday. Located in the west of Great Britain, this part of the country has something for everyone.

Whether you want to explore celtic tales and myths, hike on adventerous trails or just enjoy the calm of nature in one of the national parks - Wales offers something for every taste. With a coastline that spans more than 1,200 kilometers, Wales is also perfect if you want to go camping by the sea.

Wales is a treasure just waiting to be discovered by camping enthusiasts. Pack your adventurous spirit and let yourself be enchanted! We introduce you to popular activities and the most beautiful destinations for camping in Wales.

  1. Popular Activities in Wales
  2. The Most Beautiful Destinations in Wales
  3. Find Campsites in Wales and Book Online

Popular Activities in Wales

Brecon Beacons, Hiking, Wales, Camping in Wales, Camping
Brecon Beacons

Experience Nature Up Close: Hiking in the Brecon Beacons

The mountain range "Brecon Beacons in Southeast Wales attracts nature lovers from all over the world to Great Britain. With a multitude of impressive hiking trails this region is an absolute must-see for campers who love hiking. Whether you are an experienced hiker or a beginner, here you'll definitely find the perfect route to enjoy the beauty of this remarkable place.

In the surrounding national park you can meander through thick forests, climb majestic mountains and hike past impressive waterfalls. The fresh air and untouched nature provide a unique experience for all senses. From rolling hills to dramatic cliffs, the Brecon Beacons National Park offers a diverse landscape to explore when camping in Wales.

Marloes Beach, Pembrokeshire, Wales, Camping in Wales, Camping
Marloes Beach in Pembrokeshire, Wales

For Active Campers:

Welsh Coast

While camping in Wales, the Welsh coast offers ideal conditions for different types of water sports.

Whether surfing, kayaking or sailing - in places like Pembrokeshire you'll find many possibilities to work out and enjoy the sea at the same time.

If you prefer your camping holiday to be a bit quieter, the expansive sandy beaches tempt you to sunbathe or build sandcastles with the family.

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Caernafon Castle in Gwynedd, Wales

Cultural Heritage:

Celtic History

Explore the ancient Celtic culture of the country, while camping in Wales

Visit historic castles, like the Caernafon Castle near Anglesey and immerse yourself in the mystical legends of King Arthur.

Explore puzzling stone circes like the Pentre Ifan or the impressive burial chambers of Gors Fawr in Pembrokeshire and learn about the fascinating history of the Celtic tribes, that shaped this country.

Pure Thrills: Mountain Biking

If you a searching for a rush of adrenaline when camping in Wales, you're in the right place! Wales offers you some of Europe's best mountain bike trails. Whether at the Coed y Brenin Forest Park or the Antur Stiniog Downhill Centre - there is something for everyone, for beginners as well as for experienced pros.

For those who prefer to skip the thrills when camping, there are leisurely routes through the National Parks of Wales to cycle and marvel at the breathtaking natural scenery. Bring your own bike or rent one locally and immerse yourself in the exciting world of mountain biking in Wales!

There also some campsites with bike rentals, which you can easily find using the filter function.

The Most Beautiful Destinations in Wales

Plassey Holiday Park, Wrexham, Wales, Camping in Wales, Camping
Plassey Holiday Park in Wrexham, Wales

Cardiff: Vibrant City Life

If you want to combine the best of nature and urban life when camping, Cardiff, the capital of Wales, is the perfect place for you. Pitch your tent at one of the nearby campsites and discover the vibrant city.

Cardiff offers a fascinating mixture of historic treasures like the Cardiff Castle and modern highlights such as the Cardiff Bay. For shopping enthusiasts there are numerous opportunities and after a long day you can enjoy a traditional Welsh ale and one of the famous lamb dishes in one of the cozy pubs.

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Snowdonia National Park in North Wales

The Core of Welsh Nature:

Snowdonia National Park

When camping, experience the Snowdonia National Park, the jewel of Wales.

A diverse landscape of majestic mountains, glistening lakes and lush forests awaits you.

Venture to the top of Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, and enjoy the sublime views or take time to fully experience and admire the atmospheric panoramas and natural beauty of this national park.

Llandudno: Charming Coastal Town

Llandudno is a beautiful victorian city on the coast of North Wales, near the island Anglesey. Stroll along the boardwalk, enjoy some ice cream and discover the pier, which offers lots of entertainment options for the entire family, such as carousels and arcades. The view of the sea and the impressive Great Orme rock formation make your stay even more spectacular.

In the surrounding area there are also some great campsites for a relaxing holiday by the sea. With breathtaking scenery and the ability to go hiking, cycling or do water sports, Llandudno is a popular destination for nature lovers and adventurous campers.

Portmeirion, Snowdonia, Wales. Camping in Wales, Camping
Portmeirion on the Coast of Snowdonia

Italian Village in Wales:

Portmeirion

Portmeirion is a unique holiday destination. The village, which was built in Italian style, offers a charming backdrop for a relaxed day when camping in Wales.

While strolling through the narrow alleys, you can enjoy the authentic italian flair and marvel at the beauty of the area. An absolute must is to try traditional Welsh Cream Tea and indulge in the delicious flavours.

Find Campsites in Wales and Book Online

After gaining some insight into the diversity of Wales, there is only one question left: Where do you want to pitch your tent? Lucky for you, there are numerous campsites throughout Wales. You can easily book many of them online. Whether you are searching for a comfortable family-friendly campsite with all amenities, a remote location in the middle of undisturbed nature or a campsite by the lake - in Wales you are guaranteed to find the perfect place for your camping adventure.

The campsites often offer views of the breathtaking landscape, some are even located near the coast or national parks, which allows for unforgettable experiences and memories.

So grab your hiking boots, your tent and your spirit of discovery and get on the road to Wales! Discover one of the available campsites in Wales now and use our filter function to find a campsite that suits your needs.

Tent Site, Fishguard Bay Caravan and Camping Park, Wales, Camping in Wales, Camping
Tent Site of the Fishguard Bay Caravan and Camping Park in Pembrokeshire, Wales

3 Things Campers in Wales Should Know

Is Wild Camping allowed in Wales?

Wild camping - that is, standing outside campsites - is only allowed in Wales if you have permission from the landowner or public authorities. If you pitch your tent without permission, you will usually be asked to leave the site, with fines only for repeated or particularly serious offences.

If you still prefer to play it safe and enjoy the comfort of a well-equipped campsite, then find and book one of the available campsites in Wales now

When is the best time for Camping in Wales?

Because of the consistently mild temperatures, camping holidays in Wales are a pleasure all year round - whether you spend your summer holidays by the sea or winter camping.

The summer months from June to August are best if you want to spend the warm and mostly dry summer in Wales. This is also when many festivals and other cultural events take place. But make sure you secure a pitch in good time for this period, because the main season is very busy in Wales.

No matter when you want to camp in Wales: Find and book one of the available campsites in Wales now

How do I get to Wales for Camping?

Need to cross the English Channel in your motorhome or caravan to get to the campsite in Wales? Then you have to choose one of two options:

Ferries take you from Calais or Dunkirk to Dover. The crossing takes about 2 hours, but you can enjoy the view of the sea. The Eurotunnel takes you from Calais to Folkstone underground. The journey is a little more expensive than the ferry, but the journey time is only 35 minutes.

Pack your bags now and plan your next camping holiday in Wales because it's worth the drive. Find and book one of the available campsites in Wales now

Tips for Campers

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Camping by the Sea
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Winter Camping
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Frequently asked questions

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How expensive is camping in Wales?
An overnight stay at a campsite in Wales costs on average €26.40. Prices vary depending on the season and the facilities and location of the campsite.
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Which campsites are available in Wales?
The occupancy rate of campsites in the Wales is very much dependent on the travel period. During holidays and public holidays, campsites are often fully booked well in advance. The location and popularity of a campsite as well as the weather are further factors. We therefore recommend looking for availability early and booking directly online. For short-term camping holidays in the Wales, we offer you the option of searching for currently available campsites in real time.
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