We have 142 Campsites in Wales. Here are just a few of the fantastic campsites in Wales. To find camping sites in a specific area just use the Area Links to the right.
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Ddol Hir Caravan Park -
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Kingsbridge Caravan and Camping Park -
We have 27 privately owned caravans, two rental caravans and four fields available for touring caravans, motor homes and tents
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Morben Isaf Holiday Home and Touring Park -
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Cringoed Caravan Park -
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Beachview Caravan Park -
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Moelfre View Caravan Park -
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Abermarlais Caravan Park -
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Bonvilles Court Caravan Park Ltd -
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Happy Valley Caravan Park -
The caravan park overlooks Newton Bay and affords beautiful vistas across the Bristol Channel
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Brynarian Caravan Park -
8 Acre park surrounded by mature Beech Trees
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St. Davids Park -
St. David's Park is just 15 minutes drive from the mainland, but a million miles away from the daily grind of city life. Set in an idyllic location within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, boasting its own private beach with stunning views of the coastline and Red Wharf Bay, St David's Park is indeed a unique and special place.
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Glen Trothy Caravan Park -
Glen Trothy is set in tranquil secluded countryside in the quiet village of Mitchel Troy , 1½ miles from Monmouth, lying at the portals of two of the most bewitching areas imaginable; the spiralling Wye Valley and the lush Royal Forest of Dean. The countryside is both picturesque and remarkably varied; the whole area steeping in history, castles and abbeys, not forgetting the many varied local attractions. The park it self is peaceful and secluded but easily accessible.
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Llwyngwair Manor Holiday Park -
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Fishguard Bay Caravan and Camping Park -
Set in unspoiled surroundings, the Caravan and Camping Park sits high upon a peninsula overlooking Fishguard Bay - one of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park's most beautiful landmarks.
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Rowston Holiday Park Ltd -
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Tretio Caravan and Camping Park -
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Glan Ceirw Caravan Park -
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Point Lynas Caravan Park -
The park looks out towards the light house at Point Lynas, the white building on the cliffs in the photograph above. To the south Mynydd Eilian rises to 170 metres from where you can enjoy superb views along the east Anglesey coast to Snowdonia, and on clear days you can see the Isle of Man, and sometimes Ireland and Cumbria. The whole area is criss crossed with footpaths.
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Lakeside Caravan Park -
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Henllan Caravan Park -
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Tyn Cornel Camping and Caravan Park -
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Pall Mall Caravan Park -
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Blackthorn Farm -
Blackthorn Farm is a family run Bed and Breakfast, Camping and Touring site. Situated in an idyllic spot on peaceful Holy Island in North Wales, it is set in 18 acres of outstanding unspoilt beauty with panoramic views encompasing the Irish Sea, the Snowdonia mountains, and the breathtaking coastal views of the Isle of Anglesey.
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Ocean View Caravan Park -
Ocean View Caravan Park enjoys superb sea and country views and is only 200 yards from the popular beach of Clarach Bay which has excellent holiday facilities
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Ty Hen Holiday Park -
A ten minute walk to Rhosneigr a small village on the south west coast of Anglesey, overlooking Caernarfon Bay and Irish Sea. Locally - five seaside award beaches (Good beach guide 2006), miles of sand dunes, walks, wildlife and fresh air, sailing, bowling, surfing, sub-aqua activities, aircraft spotting, golf, cycle rides, ornithology, botany, astronomy, and isolation.
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