Panoramic mountains, endless beaches, and countryside that just keeps going. Wales has it all. Whether you are after a romantic escape, an action-packed adventure, or some quality family time, this part of the UK will not disappoint.

Of course, you need the right place to call home while you explore. We’ve picked five of the best campsites in Wales, perfect for parking up your camper and soaking in everything this beautiful country has to offer.

5 Reasons to Take a Campervan Holiday in Wales

1. Epic scenery on tap – mountains, beaches, lakes, and rolling countryside all within reach.
   
2. Adventure around every corner – hike, surf, bike, paddle, or just explore the wild outdoors.
   
3. Flexibility and freedom – Wake up to stunning views, and go at your own pace. Whether you are a day by day planner or more of a go with the flow traveller it all works in a campervan.
   
4. Charming villages and local treats – discover cosy pubs, quirky cafes, and tasty Welsh food along the way.
   
5. Family (and dog) friendly – plenty of campsites, walks, and attractions everyone can enjoy.

Tyn-Yr-Onnen Farm & Campsite

Location: Waunfawr, Caernarfon, LL55 4AX

About: Tyn-yr-Onnen is a family-run Welsh sheep farm at the foot of Moel Eilio, on the edge of Snowdonia National Park (Eryri). Perfect for campervans, they offer camping, lodges, and pods surrounded by mountains, lakes, and beaches.

Explore hundreds of acres of heathland, meet their sheep, donkeys, llamas, pigs, and more, or visit in spring to see the newborn lambs. Walks to Mynnydd Mawr and Moel Eilio start right from the farm, and adventurous hikers can tackle Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) nearby.

Facilities: Showers | Toilets | Playpark | Electric Hookup | Laundry Facilities | Wifi | BBQ’s + Campfires Allowed

Accepts: Campervans | Caravans | Tents

Nantcol Waterfalls

Location: Cefn Uchaf, Llanbedr, Gwynedd, LL45 2PL

About: Nestled at the foot of the rugged Rhinog mountain range and just 2 miles from Shell Island and its golden sandy beaches, this campsite is a campervan paradise.

Pitch up on seven acres of flat ground, just a stone’s throw from the river and waterfalls. No matter where you park, you’ll hear the soothing sound of water – perfect for unwinding with a campfire and a glass of wine (campfires are allowed, wine is not included!).

Facilities: Toilets | Showers | Wifi | Shop | Campfires Allowed | Pet Friendly | WC Disposal | Fishing | Electric Hookup

Accepts: Campervans | Caravans | Tents

Nyth Robin

Location: Snowdonia National Park, Aberdyfi, LL35 0RG

About: Tucked away in its own woodland, Nyth Robin is perfect for campervans. They offer touring pitches with electric hook-ups and easy access to all the glamping quirks if you fancy a peek.

From here, you can explore the local area on foot or by bike, or head out for a day at the beach. Stay on-site to wander the woods, relax by the ponds, and listen for wild birds.

Facilities: Showers | Toilets | Chemical Waste Disposal | Grey Water Disposal | Wifi | Campfires Allowed | Pet Friendly

Accepts: Campervans | Caravans

Teifi Meadows

Location: Llanfair Clydogau, Lampeter Ceredigion, SA48 8LE

About: This small, friendly, family-run campsite sits in the heart of the Ceredigion countryside, just a stone’s throw from the River Teifi and surrounded by the Cambrian Mountains. Campervans can park up in their secluded wildflower meadow, flanked by woodland streams, for a truly peaceful Welsh escape.

The Teifi Valley is one of Europe’s darkest spots for light pollution, nestled between the Brecon Beacons and Elan Valley Dark Sky Reserves. On clear summer nights, wake up your inner astronomer and enjoy unforgettable stargazing, spotting shooting stars from the comfort of your campervan.

Facilities: Electric Hookup | Pet Friendly | Playpark | Showers | Bike Hire | Toilets | Campfires allowed

Accepts: Campervans | Caravans | Tents

Gwerniago Campsite

Location: Pennal, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 9JX

About: Gwerniago Campsite sits in the heart of Mid Wales, at the southern edge of Snowdonia National Park, on a working farm run by a Welsh-speaking family. Campervans can park up right on the edge of Pennal village and enjoy the peace of the unspoilt Dyfi Valley.

The area is perfect for wildlife lovers, with Red Kites often overhead and the Dyfi Osprey nest visible from the site. A short drive takes you to the RSPB Ynyshir reserve and the official Dyfi Osprey viewing point used in the BBC Spring Watch series. There are also nearby cycling tracks and mountain walks, including Cader Idris, for the more adventurous.

Facilities: Toilets | Campfires Allowed | Laundry Facilities | Showers | Electric Hookup |

Accepts: Campervans | Caravans | Tents

Are you planning a Welsh adventure? Explore Wales in one of our handcrafted campervans!