Tent Campsites in Llandderfel, Gwynedd

Bank Farm Caravan Park is a friendly, spacious site positioned near the lush landscape that makes up the Shropshire and Mid Wales border. This small, high-quality park rests near the town of Welshpool and has been in the care of the cheery Bebb and Corfield families for over eighty years.

The serene Barcdy Touring Caravan and Camping Park is a family-run campsite enjoying a delightful position sandwiched between the rolling mountains and the gleaming ocean. This peaceful site is an excellent base for exploring Snowdonia National Park and a wealth of exciting attractions and activities in the area. Owners Karen and George are at hand to see that your comfortably settled in and all niggling doubts are clear. Set up camp and soak in the scenic surrounds that brim with a wealth of flora and fauna. Remind the wee ones to keep an eye out for migratory birds.

Well located and tranquil, Ynyshir Farm is the best holiday destination for a peaceful holiday generously powdered with sparkling sea views. The spacious site is just ten minutes driving distance from Talacre beach and a smooth twenty minutes from the buzzing seaside resort of Rhyl.

Gwalia Farm is an ideal base for countryside escapes when you prefer a holiday setting devoid of screeching children and the probability of kids getting underfoot. This spacious.

The well-maintained, family-operated St Mary's Holiday Park is the perfect spot for pet-friendly adventurers to kick back and enjoy the sights and sounds of north Wales. Ideally positioned.

Pack your next holiday with views, serenity and heaps of nature during your stay at Colemere Caravan Park. The park lies within the picturesque village of Colemere on the south side of the lake on a stunning five-acre garden brimming with wildlife and lovely peaceful walks and beautiful wooded trails within the Wood Lane nature reserve nearby.

Savour the simple delights of camping at the peaceful, friendly Dinas Caravan Park and Camping site. This spacious tent and glamping site rests in the village of Llanbedr, in the region of Gwynedd and is the perfect place for countryside rambles and coastal adventures.

Carmel Caravan Park is a friendly, spacious site tucked away in the Welsh countryside's serene greenery. It provides stressed-out citizens, outdoorsy adventurers and everyone in between with excellent camping options in Mid Wales.

Excellently placed in the romantic countryside the Lady Willington Camping and Caravan Site rest near the Welsh border and in proximity to Whitchurch, the oldest continually inhabited town in Shropshire.

If relaxing and a stress-free getaway are a prerequisite for your upcoming camping holiday, then consider staying at Dinarth Hall. The campsite forms part of a farm allowing weary and stressed travellers the opportunity to feel entirely at one with nature.

Ideally set on the slopes of Cader Idris mountain, YHA Kings Youth Hostel is a lovely setting for soaking in the sights and sounds of the hostels very own wooded ravine. The hostel rests within a sleepy.

Cringoed Caravan Park is a family-run campsite enjoying a convenient location a mere hour’s drive from the delights of the Welsh Coast. Guests can enjoy days out on golden sand beaches or kick back with a cold drink of choice and marvel at the lush countryside scenery around the park.

Nantcol Waterfalls site offers adventurers the opportunity to camp out near sparkling bodies of water and cascading waterfalls while enjoying access to the soft, golden sand beaches of Shell Island.

Hark ye wild campers! If you’re on the lookout for a peaceful, verdant wild camping site set on a sprawling farm, pack your tents and rumble over to Cefn Coed. This spacious wild camping site rests on seventy-five-acre farm estate of historical importance and enjoys a splendid location within the stunning landscapes of Snowdonia National Park.

Manor Wood Country Caravan Park is an award-winning site ideally located in the heart the verdant, unspoiled Cheshire countryside, just eleven miles from the buzzing city centre of Chester.

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.

Oakwood Farm Touring Park is a spacious, family-friendly site located just ten-minutes from buzzing Chester, and fifteen-minutes from Chester Zoo and Cheshire Oaks. The site offers both grass and hardstanding plots with and without electric hookups for tents.

The small, peaceful Tanforhesgan Farm Camping and Caravan Park is a family-friendly site set amid scenic surrounds with the majestic Rhinog Mountains towering in the backdrop and the lively town of Harlech within proximity.

Trwyn Yr Wylfa Farm is probably one of the few sites that really epitomize the words “jaw-dropping vistas”. The farmland campsite first seduced outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers back in the 1940s and continue to pull in wanderers from different walks of life with a stunning blend of the glittering sea ahead and looming mountains right behind.

If you're keen to spend the holidays in the hills, pack your bags and drive over to the scenic Long Mountain Centre and enjoy a serene holiday on the lush greenery of the Shropshire Hills.