Campervan Campsites in Llanbedr, Gwynedd

Perfectly positioned on the Llyn Peninsula, Glan Byl Farm Caravan and Camp Site is a picturesque camping site boasting of a convenient location, tranquillity and spectacular vistas.

The peaceful Ynys Faig Farm is a small, family-friendly campsite perfectly located against a stunning backdrop of mist-clad hills, lovely bays and sparkling estuaries. This quiet campsite is ideal for families and lies in the coastal village of Fairbourne.

Llwyn Bugeilydd Caravan and Camping Site is a lovely, well-positioned park blending beach days, fantastic mountain walks and crumbling castles for a memorable camping holiday with the family.

Coed-y-Llwyn Caravan Club Site is a fantastic spot for outdoor enthusiasts owing to its proximity to exciting, action-packed attractions. Uncover the delights of Zip World which is the proud owner of the largest and longest zip line in the world and the gleaming Lake Bala which is perfect for water-based antics.

Hendre Hall Touring Caravan Site lies on the manicured grounds of Hendre Hall which dates back to the 18th century and offers camping and glamping options amid the towering Cambrian Mountains and charming Cardigan Bay.

Tan-Y-Fron Holiday Park is a spacious, pet-friendly campsite set in on landscaped grounds within the stunning Snowdonia National Park while enjoying proximity to the busy market town of Dolgellau set a few minutes away.

Perfectly positioned for explores in Snowdonia, Hafan Y Mor Holiday Park is the place to be for heaps of family fun, easy access to a wealth of attractions plus a range of excellent facilities on-site.

Abererch Sands Holiday Centre is the place for camping close to the beach, quick access to local amenities, and beautiful vistas. Wake up to the relaxing sounds of the ocean lapping the sandy shores of the beach adjoining the site.

For swish self-catering accommodation and camping pitches head over to the family-friendly Cae Du Campsite located just off the A493. The site is an ideal setting to get away from it all.

For peaceful countryside surrounds, quick access to the Snowdonia National Park and on-site fishing, pack your bags and head over to the friendly Llwyn Ffynnon Caravan Park.

The family-friendly Hafod Y Llan National Trust Site rests on a working farm that extends from the deep valley of Nant Gwynant up to the highest summit in Wales and England - Snowdon.

Hendre Caravan Park is a small quiet campsite set on the fringes of picturesque Pwllheli. This spacious, serene site enjoys a lovely location away from blaring horns and busy streets.

Perfectly poised on the fringes of Snowdonia National Park, Pall Mall Caravan Park is a lovely peaceful site set on the sparkling estuary of the Dysynni River. The site offers glorious vistas of the majestic hills and the imposing Cader Idris making up most of the scenery to the east.

Small, friendly and ideally located, Crugan Farm is a lovely site affording easy access to Snowdonia and the stunning Llŷn Peninsula. The family-run campsite is ideal for couples.

Look forward to a warm welcome and the perfect pitch at the friendly, family-run Bolmynydd Touring and Camping Park. The reputable, spacious site rests in Llanbedrog headland.

There’ll be kids traipsing in the sunshine, birds singing lustily from the rustling treetops and crackling campfires under star-spangled skies at Talymignedd Camping and Caravan Site.

Set in the very heart of the magnificent Llyn Peninsula, Bryn Bach Caravan and Camping Site offer spectacular views of the gleaming Abersoch Bay right across to the imposing peaks of Snowdonia National Park.

The friendly Gwel Y Mor camping and touring park rest in Moelfre offering campers jaw-dropping vistas of the sparkling sea, and quick access to heaps of beaches and stunning coves.

Bodwrog is a serene, secluded and family-friendly camping site affording jaw-dropping vistas over the enclosing inlets and peninsulas to the stunning Snowdonia National Park.

The charming Rhos Y Foel is a fabulous gem tucked away in vast, green swathes of countryside, offering heaps of space for stretching out, lazy countryside rambles and the opportunity to sit back and dreamily watch the clouds glide across blue skies with a cold drink of choice in hand.