Campsites Welshpool

Vyrnwy Caravan Park is a family-friendly site in a rural location, approximately eight miles from the lively market towns of Welshpool and Oswestry. The grounds enjoy a picturesque location surrounded by green Welsh countryside and boast fantastic road links to the Midlands.

Perfectly positioned in the heart of Shropshire, Brook House Farm is a peaceful, secluded farm site draped along the banks of the sparkling River Severn. Located just a stone’s throw from the Welsh Borders.

Tucked away in the Welsh-English Border, Wigmore Lakes is a scenic countryside park boasting of two fishing lakes and spectacular views of the Shropshire Hills, and the peaks of Wales.

Westley House Farm is a well-maintained, quiet site, gentle on the eye with landscaped grounds, a glimmering pond, and oodles of open space for curling up with a book or lying back whilst watching the clouds glide across the clear blue sky.

The Old School Campsite is a family-friendly, peaceful space offering no-frills camping escapes amid the lush settings of the Shropshire Hills. The site rests close to sparkling rivers and rolling hills.

Walkers, ahoy! The Horse and Jockey is a splendid little campsite set on the grounds of a lively pub, nestled deep in the gorgeous Camlad Valley, enclosed by the rolling curves of the Welsh and Shropshire Hills.

Mosey over to the friendly Smithy Park for the perfect base to explore the scenic surrounds of stunning Mid Wales. Come on and set up camp on fully-serviced grass or hardstanding plots.

If peace, seclusion and spectacular views are on your list of the next camping holiday, pack your bags and zip over to Big Bear Lodge. Ideally positioned between the towns of Oswestry and Shrewsbury.

The family-owned Mellington Hall Caravan Park is a spacious, well-equipped site nestled on the landscaped grounds of a Grade II listed 19th-century house, with lush views of the rolling countryside in every direction.

Crosslanes Campsite is a lovely base for escaping the stress and hectic pace of the modern world. The site rests on a 4-acre wildflower meadow nestled in a peaceful spot along the border dividing Shropshire and Powys.

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Gwaenynog Camping is a peaceful stone farmhouse with a campsite plus bed and breakfast, nuzzled between the imposing Berwyn and Cambrian Mountains. The welcoming site enjoys a prime location.

Royal Hill Caravan Park and Campsite is a rural and picturesque site attached to a lovely pub providing campers with effortless access to hearty meals, a selection of refreshing beers.

Nip over to the Nipstone Campsite, and enjoy an intimate camping atmosphere with the welcome hospitality of two friendly owners. Guests who want the traditional, no-frills camping approach will love pitching tents in the corner of choice and soaking in the spectacular views.

For stress-free stays minus the little ones scampering about or getting underfoot, pack your bags and head over Daisy Bank Touring Park. This spacious, adults-only site lies nestled on a secluded.

Treat yourself to a spacious safari tent on the stunning ShropshireWales border at the Sweeney Farm Glamping site. This family-run organic farm rests in the rural landscapes of Shropshire.

How would you like to kick back on the Mid WalesShropshire border and wake up to the sceneries of a stunning canal-side location in the picturesque hamlet of Maesbury Marsh.

Spring Lea Fishery is a cracking site for earnest anglers who can enjoy a blend of the serene Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and access to 5 well-stocked coarse fishing lakes.

Cartref Camping And Caravan Site is a peaceful, small and friendly campsite ideal for rural and urban adventures. The spacious site enjoys a splendid location in the Shropshire Hills.

Cranberry Moss Caravan Park is a well-maintained friendly site tucked between the towns of Oswestry and Shrewsbury, amid the rolling rural landscapes of Shropshire. The roomy park is ideal for countryside escapes.