Camping holidays in Gwynedd - Campsites 11 to 20 in Gwynedd

Pen Y Bont Touring and Camping Park (Bala) - Many of our guests have come because we have been recommended to them by their friends. One of the reasons for this is the sheer quality and friendly atmosphere of our site. Pen y Bont is a quiet and peaceful family run Park situated 100yds from Bala Lake at the gateway of the Snowdonia National Park.

Llwyn-yr-Helm (Dolgellau) - Llwyn yr Helm is set amongst beautiful farmland, mountains, valleys and woodlands in the Snowdonia National Park in mid Wales We are a small family run caravan park on a working hill farm in the picturesque village of Brithdir.

Dinas (Llanbedr) - Dinas Caravan Park has eight static caravan pitches with caravans for sale and hire and a small quiet, family friendly Campsite which allows campfires.

Tyn Cornel Camping and Caravan Park (Bala) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description

Black Rock Sands Touring and Camping Park (Porthmadog) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description

Tynllwyn Caravan Park Ltd (Tywyn) - Tynllwyn 4 star Caravan, Camping & Touring Park is situated in the picturesque Hamlet of Rhydyronen overlooking the beautiful Dysynni Valley.

Bryn Gloch Caravan and Camping Park (Caernarfon) - Bryn Gloch is a premier award winning site within the Snowdonia National Park. It is only 2.5 miles to path up Snowdon, 7 miles from Beddgelert & Llanberis and 5 miles from castle town of Caernarfon. Lleyn peninsula and Isle of Anglesey 20 min drive.

Cwm Cadnant Valley (Caernarfon) - Cwm Cadnant Valley is a family park set in the small valley of the River Cadnant, a gentle running stream that once fed the moat of the nearby magnificent Caernarfon Castle. The location provides a quiet haven within a ten-minute walk of Caernarfon town centre.

Greenacres (Pwllheli) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description

Barcdy Touring Caravan and Camping Park (Harlech) - Barcdy is a small, quiet, dog-free family park offering pitches for touring caravans and tents. It lies in a secluded and sheltered vale, with wooded hills tumbling down to the rear and wide open views across the Dwyryd estuary to the front.