35 Holiday parks & campsites

If you love the quiet of the Mid-Wales country side, you'll love Llwyn Celyn. Located in the green hills of Mid Wales we adopt a slower pace of life with no traffic noise or city worries, just the sound of birds and the quiet chatter of your neighbours. The park is set on 10 acres of land and there's plenty of space between homes for extra privacy, plus a decking and your own lawn space.

Enjoy an idyllic holiday in North Wales when you book a break at Plassey Holiday Park, situated in the gorgeous Dee Valley.

Lying beside a stream in a wooded valley, this award-winning caravan park in North Wales is famous for its beautiful gardens. It’s and ideal base from which to experience the rural tranquillity of North Wales and explore the mountains of Snowdonia National Park.

South Wales holiday park with pitches and glamping accommodation.

Touring park in South Wales with motorhome pitches, touring pitches, serviced pitches and seasonal pitches.

The Willows Abersoch (Yr Helyg) is set in a charming location for your holiday. Set in between 19 beaches each only 1.5 - 8 miles distance from the campsite. There is dense green countryside and the enchanting marine life on view. With excellent public transport links and all the necessary conveniences close by: a post office, shops, chemist, pubs and restaurants are all within the vicinity. We think you will genuinely enjoy your holiday at The Willows Abersoch (Yr Helyg) Wales, and we have been featured in the Top 100 Sites Guide 2014, a trusted directory of the UK's best campsites compiled by Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan magazines. The site is cozily small, with just 22 touring pitches spanning a two-acre field. We cater to everyone: caravans, campervans, motorhomes and tents. All pitches are level and well maintained, each one comes standard with a 16A electric hook-up and a boosted terrestial TV signal. We offer everything from grass pitches to fully serviced hardstanding. Our hardstanding pitches also include a water point. The field is divided into 3 regions one of which is adults only. We also offer self-catering static caravans, and several glamping options. We have aimed to design the site to be comfortable for our guests — for campers for example, there is space to park your car alongside your tent. The site owners have tried to create a peaceful atmosphere, as such, ball games are not permitted in the field containing the pitches. There is however, a separate, grassy area nearby that is suitable for ball games. Views of both the sea and mountains are available with our premium pitches and self-catering Park Home static caravans. For those with a taste for glamping, we have several 'Hobbit' pods all of which are warm and dry owing to the fact that they are insulated. The Hobbits each measure 16' by 8' giving your plenty of room to camp in style. Each one is kitted out with electric lighting and heating, extra power sockets and lockable doors. Why not enjoy your meals sitting around the included picnic table? You can use all the facilities on the campsite but you will need to provide your own bedding, towels and catering equipment for the pod itself. The Willows Abersoch (Yr Helyg) is very proud to offer the 'Eye-Pod', the only one of its kind in the world. The Eye-Pod is spherical glamping pod around 100 cubic feet larger than the campsite's Hobbits and a domed roof that gives a perfect view of the stars at night. The Eye-Pod even more luxurious than the Hobbits. The Eye-Pod comes's with all the luxury's of the Hobbits plus a TV and DVD player, Wi-Fi, a table and seating area, a small fridge, a kettle, a heater, hooks, a mattress, lights with dimmer switches, more storage space , and even has French doors for an inside-outside camping experience! Our sanitary blocks include first class shower and toilets, which come with shaver points and power sockets. For disabled users there is a special toilet and shower unit. There is a baby changing area which includes a baby bath. The indoor dishwashing area has a microwave and a kettle. There is a free fridge/freezer facility, plus a well equipped laundry room with a drying area. The site also has free hot water, Wi-Fi and a chemical waste disposal point. Our site is super dog friendly (in fact it was rated as the most pet friendly campsite in the Top 100 guide 2014!) the site has a field suitable for exercising your pet.

Well Park Caravans & Holiday Cottages is a wonderful four-star family only holiday destination just outside of Tenby, on the beautiful south Wales coast. As well as offering holiday cottages, static caravans for hire and for sale, and a holiday flat, Well Park welcomes guests with touring caravans, motorhomes, and tents onto the site. Electric hook ups are available for most of the pitches at Well Park, with some of these also having television hook ups, while hard standing super pitches also offering water, drainage, and television hook ups are also offered. Additional facilities offered at the park include toilet and shower blocks, dishwashing facilities, and chemical disposal points, while Calor Gas and Camping Gaz are both available from the park reception. There is no shop or restaurant found on the site itself, but you will find these a short distance from the park, so you will have no trouble finding good places to eat and drink as well as shops where you can stock up on groceries and other essentials during your holidays here. There is a bar on site where you can enjoy a drink and watch TV or enjoy a game of pool, while there is also a separate games room found on the site, ideal for family entertainment. During the day children can enjoy the play area found on the park, which features swings and a sandpit. The entire park has been beautifully landscaped to ensure that guests enjoy their surroundings, while manicured gardens, flower beds, rockeries, and even a fish pond offering a great place to start exploring this part of Wales. There is plenty to do in the area surrounding Well Park, with a number of amazing beaches found just a short walk away, perfect for paddling, swimming, fishing, and rock pooling, while depending on the weather conditions pursuits such as windsurfing may also be available. Those looking to relax and simply explore the surroundings will find miles of potential routes for walking and cycling, while many locations in the area offer pony trekking and various other pursuits including climbing and abseiling. Long walks from one location to another along the seafront are possible when the tide is out. Many guests choose to drive across to Pembroke and Pembroke Dock, from where they can take the ferry to Ireland and spend a day on the Emerald Isle. Some take the drive north to the Pembrokeshire National Park, where from Fishguard the ferry can also be taken across to Ireland, while the town of Cardigan is also found in the region and is always popular with tourists. Anyone feeling adventurous may choose to drive even further to the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park or to the Brecon Beacons, where many adrenalin-fuelled outdoor activities are available for all members of the family to take part in and enjoy. The towns and cities of the south coast of Wales are also accessible in addition to the great locations found close to the site. Well Park Caravans & Holiday Cottages is a brilliant destination for families looking to escape the busy nature of modern life and spend a break surrounded by the beautiful Welsh landscape, while also having stunning beaches, charming countryside, and quaint towns and villages within easy reach. We hope you'll enjoy many great static caravan holidays in Wales.

Tan-y-fron Holiday Park is located in the centre of the idyllic Snowdonia National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty with CaderIdris, Wales' second highest mountain after Snowdon itself, in the background. This small and welcoming family run park is open throughout the year, and has a range of modern facilities that will guarantee your comfort whenever you decide to visit. A range of touring pitches are available in addition to a small number of holiday homes that can be purchased by holidaymakers who grow to love the area and wish to make this a permanent holiday retreat for themselves and their families. Tan-y-fron is the perfect base for exploring the nearby town of Dolgellau and for touring the whole of Snowdonia National Park. However, we understand that following woodland trails by foot, horseback, or bicycle is not something that appeals to everyone. It is therefore lucky that the park enjoys excellent transport links that will enable you to discover much of the beauty of Wales away from Snowdonia. A short drive west will bring you to the coast, where you will find an array of small seaside towns and villages, as well as hidden beaches and coves where you can sit and relax in front of the usually calm and tranquil sea. Alternatively, you might look to head into the centre of Wales, where friendly local communities and businesses, from bakers and butchers to public houses and restaurants, are just waiting to be discovered. Tan-y-fron is the perfect park to visit if you are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of a busy life in a large town or city. The park and the surrounding areas could not be more different, and as such are a must visit for anyone looking to do nothing but relax.

Pilbach Holiday Park is a charming holiday park found close to the west Wales coast.

A warm Welsh welcome greets all holidaymakers upon arrival at Pencelli Castle Caravan and Camping Park. This multi award winning family run park, in the heart of Brecon Beacons National Park, is ideally located for walking, cycling and mountain biking enthusiasts, as well as those who enjoy pony trekking or canoeing, with an adjoining canal the perfect location for the latter. This beautiful area is also a haven for those who are simply seeking peace and tranquillity to relax and recharge their batteries, a great escape from the stresses of everyday life. Pencelli Castle Caravan and Camping Park is situated at the edge of Pencelli Village, and lies 4 miles east of the historic market town of Brecon. Peaceful and small, the park is within easy walking distance of the highest peaks of the Brecon Beacons, great news for those looking to take on a challenge during their trip! Holidaymakers can indulge in a chat with the locals, enjoy food prepared with locally produced ingredients, or have a pint of 'real' ale or cider at The Royal Oak Inn, which is situated just 150 metres from the main entrance to the park. The nearby villages of Talybont, Llanfrynach and Llangynidr also feature a number of great pubs and friendly, welcoming local businesses. A small shop within the park means that all of your holiday essentials are within easy reach, although taking a short walk to other locations around the Brecon Beacons to buy other goods is one of the most scenic and inspirational shopping trips you could ever wish to take. Escape to some of the most beautiful landscape in the whole of Wales, and take the whole family along for an inspirational, fun holiday that you will never forget. Just remember to bring your energetic side if you are planning to take on some of the undulating terrain in the area, particularly via bicycle!

A unique caravan park set in a clifftop position offering breathtaking views across the Bristol Channel, along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast amongst some of the finest scenery in Wales.

Welcome to Penrhyn Hall Farm Caravan Park. We are a 'tourist board approved' select park that is family run and owned. It is graded ***** (five stars) which stands for 'of excellent quality'. Please note we are not a touring site neither do we hire out static caravans.

Scar Farm Holiday Home Park is situated on the outskirts of the picturesque seaside village of Saundersfoot. With its beautiful stretches of fine golden sand, this popular Harbour village offers safe bathing with a mix of sporting activities, boat trips and fishing. Our Park is situated near the coastal path, occupies a secluded corner of the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park between Wiseman's Bridge and Saundersfoot. Set in twenty acres of countryside with its five areas separated by hedge banks and mature trees. There is an area set aside as a playing field for ball games with a new adventure playground and state of the art launderette. A boat park is also available free of charge for holiday home owners with sailing and small powerboats. The carefully planned absence of modern distractions such as shops, bars and clubs make Scar Farm ideal for anyone seeking peace and tranquility whilst being close enough to Saundersfoot, only 2 minutes walk away, where all facilities are available.

Tynllwyn Caravan and Camping Park is situated in the picturesque Hamlet of Rhydyronen overlooking the beautiful Dysynni Valley. Only 2.5 miles from the seaside town of Tywyn, the area is a fisherman's delight with streams, rivers, lakes and sea fishing all close by. The park is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty providing a paradise for walking and birdwatching The world famous Talyllyn Narrow Gauge Railway runs alongside our park with a station only 50 yards down the lane. A trip on the railway will take you west into Tywyn or east to Dolgogh Falls, on to Abergynolwyn and further on up the pine clad valley to Nant Gwernol. There you can walk the forest paths or relax amidst the trees. In our park we have a small fleet of modern and new luxury static caravans for hire, sleeping from 2 to 8 people. All have shower and toilet facilities and are fully equipped including colour TV and fridge. All beds have duvets. Touring vans and campers are made very welcome. Facilities offered include a modern toilet block and electric hook-ups. There is also an On-Site Shop and Children's play area.

Tudor Glen Caravan Park is a beautiful, family run holiday park found inside the picturesque Pembrokeshire National Park. With a three-star rating and a David Bellamy Gold Award, this small campsite in Wales is the ideal setting for a family break away from it all. The holiday park only covers six acres yet welcomes guests with tents, touring caravans and motorhomes, and rewards them with amazing views of the surrounding area. Tudor Glen Caravan Park has a heated outdoor swimming pool, a children's play area, plus a games room with a snooker table and much more. For guests' comfort and convenience there are heated shower blocks, an on-site shop, a chemical waste disposal point and laundry facilities, too. Camping, motorcaravan tours and caravan holidays in Wales have long been popular and if you've pitched at Tudor Glen Caravan Park, there's plenty to discover - why not explore the Pembrokeshire National Park? This campsite is also close to the south Wales coastline, which has long been regarded as one of the best in the world. Here you can enjoy miles upon miles of walks, as well as sandy beaches. Whether you're heading to the beach for some fun and relaxing family time, or you'd rather have a go at windsurfing, kitesurfing or jet skiing, you can try all this and more right here. The Pembrokeshire coastline also offers plenty of opportunities for discovery, with caves and areas for fossil digging also available. Rugged, raw and picturesque, there is something for everyone in this corner of the coast. For those not wanting to spend all their time on the beautiful beaches of the area, there are plenty of family friendly attractions to be found inland. These include the famous Dinosaur Park, while there are also other natural attractions and theme parks. Guests preferring a simple day out can explore the countryside and woodland that characterises the area, while there are many places where fishing and golf can be enjoyed. This campsite in Wales is in the village of Jameston, where you can enjoy a meal out at the Swan Lake Inn or a day out at Manorbier Country Park. The village of Freshwater East is just a nine-minute drive, or about an hour on foot, to the west of this campsite. Visit this village to take in the striking red sandstone cliffs, to enjoy a meal at the pub and walk the coast path - from here you can head to Stackpole Quay where you'll find a lovely cafe. There's also a delightful, sandy beach here, and the dunes behind the beach at Freshwater East form The Burrows, a nature reserve. The historic town of Pembroke is only a 15-minute drive from Tudor Glen Caravan Park, where you can visit Pembroke Castle. Tenby is also a 15- or 20-minute drive east. If you're in need of a more substantial settlement, Llanelli is about a 70-minute drive away, or head to Carmarthen which is just over 40 minutes way from this campsite by car. There are many campsites in Wales, but Tudor Glen Caravan Park's special location on the Pembrokeshire coast makes it a lovely place to pitch on your camping, motorhome and caravan holidays.