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All About Camping in North Wales

Hey camper, pack your tent and sleeping bad, you're going to North Wales! This corner of the United Kingdom is a paradise for all those, who are into outdoor activities and nature.

From majestic mountains to idyllic beaches, North Wales has it all for campers. We'll show you the best things to do and see in the region. So grab your camping gear and let's go!

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

Popular Activites in North Wales

Bryn Gloch Caravan & Camping Park, North Wales, Camping North Wales, Camping
Bryn Gloch Caravan & Camping Park in North Wales

Hiking in North Wales: Snowdonia National Park

If hiking is your passion, you should definitely come by Snowdonia National Park on your camping holiday in North Wales. Why? It's top tier for all campers enthuastic about hiking. Just imagine: More than 2,100 km2 of pure nature stretching across majestic mountains, idyllic valleys and even breathtaking coastal landscapes.

The icing on the cake: Mount Snowdon. At 1,085 meters it is not only the tallest mountain in Wales, but also the ruler of Snowdonia National Park. From the top you have a breathtaking 360° view. A camera is not just a nice extra thing to have here, it's an absolute must for unforgettable holiday pictures! And if you think this is only for professionals, think again. The park has everything, from easily accessible hiking trails to real challenges for experienced mountaineers. You can choose for yourself how high you want to go. In short: Snowdonia is like a gigantic adventure playground for adults (and children, of course!). It's a place where you feel small and gigantic at the same time, while hiking through one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Great Britain.

And the best thing about it? There are numerous campsites just around the corner, where you can soak up as much nature as you want. On camping.info you'll also find additional campsites all over North Wales, which are especially suitable for hiking.

Plassey Holiday Park, North Wales, Camping in North Wales, Camping
Plassey Holiday Park in North Wales

Water Sports: Coast of Anglesey

You prefer to spend your camping holiday in the sea instead of on land? Then head off to Anglesey! This island in North Wales is the ideal sport for all water sports enthusiasts.

From windsurfing and kayaking to classic sailing - the possibilities are seemingly endless. Thanks to the rough, but fascinating, coastline and the many hidden bays, there is the perfect wave for everyone here.

Sounds like an adventure that you wouldn't forget easily, doesn't it? So what are you still waiting for? The campsites on Anglesey are waiting for you!

Tyddyn Llwyn Holiday Park, North Wales, Camping North Wales, Camping
Tyddyn Llwyn Holiday Park in North Wales

Climbing: Rocks of Llandudno

If you're into adrenaline and great views while camping, then the limestone rocks of Llandudno in North Wales are just the thing for you.

They present an exciting challenge for climbers of all levels, whether beginner or professional. And while you are hangling from rock to rock like Spider Man (or Woman), the fantastic view of the Irish Sea will take your breath away. Many local providers offer climbing courses and lend you the necessary equipment.

And the best thing: There are also some campsites around Llandudno!

Cycling in North Wales: Lôn Las Cymru Cycle Route

For all those who want to take not only the gas cooker but also the bike along on their camping holiday: The Lôn Las Cymru Cycle Route is your highway to happiness! It winds through the heart of North Wales and offers you far more than just a nice tread. We're talking about around 400 kilometres of pure cycling pleasure, taking you from the south coast near Cardiff all the way up to the north coast near Holyhead. And no worries, you don't have to make the whole way at once - there are enough cosy campsites along the route for some well-earned rest.

On your adventure on two wheels you discover the diverse landscapes of North Wales: From lush meadows and enchanted forests to breathtaking mountain panoramas. The cycle path is perfectly signposted, so you can hardly get lost. Fun is practically guaranteed on the Lôn Las Cymru. And: For all you cyclists out there, there is a selection of campsites across North Wales that are particularly suitable for cycling!

The Most Beautiful Destination in North Wales

Beddgelert Campsite, North Wales, Camping North Wales, Camping
Beddgelert Campsite in North Wales

RSPB Reserve in North Wales: For Bird Lovers

You're a fan of birds or just a nature lover? Then you'll absolutely be happy at the RSPB Reserve in Conwywhen Camping in North Wales! This reserve is a true paradise for bird watchers. Whether you're an expert with binoculars and a camera or just curious, there's something here for the eyes and the soul. With over 200 different bird species, including rare ones such as the northern shoveler or the water rail, the reserve is a place of pilgrimage for ornithologists and amateur birdwatchers.

But the feathered animals are not the only attraction here. The reserve also has idyllic nature trails, which lead through salt marshes, lakes and forests. Perfect for a short hike or to to play with the kids in real nature again. There's also numerous information centres and lookout points, which help you in learning more about the flora and fauna of this fascinating ecosystem.

So pack your hiking boots and binoculars and get ready for a wildly good time at the RSPB Reserve in Conwy!

Blaenau Ffestiniog, North Wales, Camping North Wales, Camping
Blaenau Ffestiniog in North Wales

Blaenau Ffestiniog: Adventure Underground

Are you searching for a real kick of adrenaline when Camping in North Wales? Then you absolutely have to pay a visit to the charming town of Blaenau Ffestiniog.

The former slate mines are now an underground adventure playground that you should not miss. Besides hiking tours through mystical caves, you can try exciting climbing routes.

To top it off, Zip World Titan, one of the longest zip lines in Europe, awaits you with a real adrenaline rush. So, put on your helmet and get into the fun!

Conwy Castle: Hands-on History in North Wales

You want to go camping in North Wales and get a whiff of culture at the same time? Then Conwy Castle is an absolute must-see! The castle was built in the 13th century and is one of the most impressive medieval fortresses in Wales. The thing is so big, that you could almost get lost in it!

And let's be honest, who doesn't want to feel like a true knight or queen for once? In Conwy Castle you can do just that. The UNESCO World Heritage Site not only offers stone walls and towers that seem straight out of a storybook, but also a breathtaking view of the Mouth of the River Conwy and the Irish Sea. As you stand on the fortress wall, one of the longest in Europe at over a kilometre long, you can see the old town of Conwy on one side and the wild hills of Snowdonia on the other.

So pack your hiking boots and your camera and go on a day trip that perfectly combines history, culture and breathtaking views!

Llandudno North Shore Beach, North Wales, Camping North Wales, Camping
Llandudno North Shore Beach in North Wales

Llandudno:

Beach Fun for All

You want to combine camping with beach feeling? Even then there's something for you in North Wales!

The North Shore Beach in Llandudno provides everything you'll need when camping by the sea: fine sand, soft waves and breathtaking sunsets. Also, the Victorian promenade and the famous pier exude a unique vintage charme.

Here you can build sandcastles with the family, surf the waves or just unwind. So pack your bathing suit - a beach adventure awaits your!

Find Campsites in North Wales and Book Online

North Wales is a true insider tip for all friends of camping. Whether you want an active holiday or just want to escape the stress of everyday life, this region offers you the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

The only thing missing now is the right campsite! On camping.info you can find a selection of many different campsites - whether kid-friendly or dog-friendly, near a river or close to the city. With our filter function it's really easy to find your ideal campsite.

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Plassey Holiday Park, North Wales, Camping North Wales, Camping
Plassey Holiday Park in North Wales

3 Things Campers in North Wales Should Know

What is the best time to go camping in North Wales?

There is no "good" or "bad" time for camping in North Wales! It just depends on what you want to experience on your camping holiday.

For hiking and outdoor activities, the summer months from June to September are ideal for a trip to North Wales. The days are long, the temperatures are mild and the chances of sunshine are highest. But hey, this is the UK, so be sure to pack a rain poncho or two too! If you want to avoid the tourist rush and are more the type for a quiet, nature-filled experience, then late spring and early autumn are your friends. The landscape is a real feast for the eyes, especially in autumn, when the leaves turn colourful. Winter camping in North Wales is for the hardy among you. It gets cold and the days are short, but hey, you'll have the beautiful snowy landscapes almost to yourself.

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What can I do when camping with kids in North Wales?

North Wales is like a huge playground and therefore ideal for the little campers too. Boredom will be a foreign word here! Here are the Top 3 activities not to be missed when camping with kids:

  1. Beach Fun in Llandudno: Pack the buckets and shovels because the beaches in Llandudno are perfect for little sandcastle architects! At low tide, there are huge sandy areas to play in and at high tide, kids can splash around in the shallow water. Plus, there's a really cool beach promenade with carousels and ice cream stalls.
  2. Train Ride in Snowdonia National Park: Who hasn't dreamed of being a train operator as a child? In Snowdonia National Park you can ride the historic steam railway. The kids will love it, and you can enjoy the fabulous views of North Wales during the ride. It's like a storybook come to life!
  3. Observing Animals in Anglesey: Take the little ones to Anglesey and visit Sea Zoo or Butterfly Palace. Here they can experience seahorses, sharks and exotic butterflies up close. And who knows, you might even spot seals on the coast of North Wales!

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Is camping with a dog possible in North Wales?

Of course, you don't want to leave your four-legged friend at home when you set off on your adventure. Good news, in North Wales camping with a dog is mostly no problem! At dog-friendly campsites in the region dogs are not only allowed, they are welcome. There are even special 'dog friendly' zones and some sites offer amenities such as dog toilets and showers.

But beware: in some nature reserves and on certain beaches in North Wales, leashes are required and other rules apply to protect the local wildlife. So do your research in advance so that the trip to North Wales is relaxed for everyone. For more tips on camping with your four-legged friend, visit our Camping with a dog topic page!

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Frequently asked questions

Which is the best campsite in the region North Wales?
The best rated campsites in the region North Wales are:

  1. Plassey Holiday Park, 5
  2. Cefn Maelan Caravan Park, 5
  3. Hendre Mynach Caravan Park, 5
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Which campsite in the North Wales region is recommended?
These campsites in the region North Wales are recommended:

  1. Plassey Holiday Park, 5
  2. Plas Gwyn Caravan Park, 5
  3. Hendre Mynach Caravan Park, 5
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How expensive is camping in the region North Wales?
An overnight stay at a campsite in the region North Wales costs on average €28.65. Prices vary depending on the season and the facilities and location of the campsite.
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Which campsites are available in the region North Wales?
The occupancy rate of campsites in the North Wales region 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 North Wales region, we offer you the option of searching for currently available campsites in real time.
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