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Best campervan spots Wales: Snowdonia to Brecon
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With its jaw-dropping wilderness, exploring Wales in a campervan is now a popular bucket list adventure since staycations have become the UK's top choice for holidays. Whether you’re planning to explore the Brecon Beacons or Snowdonia, we want to make sure you have an unforgettable camping trip. So read on our favourite campervan spots inWales!
Best campervan spots in North Wales
Campervan spots in Snowdonia
Covering part of Gwynedd and Conwy counties, and including almost 40 miles of coastline, Snowdonia National Park is made up of mountains, rivers and most of inland lakes in Wales. And it's home to some of the best campervan spots in Wales!
Try:
Climbing Snowdon – or taking the mountain railway to the summit
Climbing Snowdonia’s next most popular peak, Cadair Idris
Exploring the stunning Llŷn Peninsula, running along Snowdonia National Park’s coastline down the mid-Wales coast
Hiking the Wales Coast Path on its park route between Machynlleth and Penrhyndeudraeth
Tackling adventure watersports at Bala.
1. Graig Wen, Arthog, Dolgellau, Gwynedd LL39 1YP
Peaceful, award-winning campsite five minutes' drive from Fairbourne Beach half a mile from Cadair Idris. Perfect for couples (groups not accepted), hikers and wild campers as well as cyclists: access the Mawddach Trail straight from the site. Showers and toilets on site.
From £20 per pitch;book here.
2. Tan Aeldroch Farm, Dolwyddelan, Gwynedd LL25 0LZ
Another green and peaceful campsite, this time set on a 42-acre nature reserve between river and woodland, under 15 minutes’ drive from Pen-Y-Pass car park and access to Mount Snowdon. Ideal for small groups: “bubble field” available. Toilets and fresh water are available.
From £7.50 per person;book here.
3. Llanystumdwy Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Tyddyn Sianel, Llanystumdwy, Gwynedd LL52 0LS
Well-equipped park on the Llŷn Peninsula, perfect for couples’ holidays. Within walking distance of the village of Llanystumdwy and a pub serving home-cooked food. Showers, toilets and wheelchair-accessible amenities on site.
From £14;[book here](https://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/campsites/uk/gwynedd/criccieth/llanystumdwy-camping-and-caravanning-club-site/# Availability).
Campervan spots on the Isle of Anglesey
Set off the northwest coast of Wales is Ynys Môn or the Isle of Anglesey, a beautiful island where most of the coastline is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Snowdonia National Park is easily accessible over the Minai Bridge from here, making Anglesey an awesome option for campervanners looking for something a little quieter in high season.
Isle of Anglesey activities and attractions include:
Hiking the Anglesey Coastal Path
Visiting ancient Beaumaris Castle
Looking for puffins at the South Stack cliffs
Visiting the Holyhead Maritime Museum
Seeing the species at Anglesey Marine Zoo.
1. Pen Y Bont Touring & Campsite, Four Mile Bridge, Valley LL65 3EY
Small family-run campsite with direct access to the Inland Sea and the Anglesey Coastal Path. Windsurfing, kayaking and paddleboarding are all close by, making this a great option for the adventurous. Site facilities include a luxury shower and toilet block.
From £28 per night;book here.
2. Cae Mawr Caravan Club Site, Llangefni Road, Marianglas LL73 8NY
On the east side of Anglesey with easy access to beaches plus the ferry to Ireland. The park has electric hook-up, gas sales and a drive-over waste disposal, but please note there’s no toilet block.
From £12.50;book here.
3. Kingsbridge Caravan Park, Camp Road, Llan-faes, Beaumaris LL58 8LR
Four-star holiday park over 14 acres surrounded by green farmland. Ideal for couples looking for a peaceful haven: one field and the woodland pitches are reserved for adults only. Modern, clean and heated bathroom blocks are among the amenities.
From £20;book here.
Best campervan spots in South Wales.
Campervan spots in the Brecon Beacons
Based around the Brecon Beacons range of hills, the Brecon Beacons National Park includes the Black Mountain, the Black Mountains, and Fforest Fawr or the Great Forest. There’s loads to get stuck into here, such as:
Climbing Pen y Fan, the region’s highest peak
Stargazing – the Brecon Beacons National Park was the first International Dark Sky Reserve in Wales
Hiking part of the Brecon Way, the 100-mile trail from Abergavenny to Llangadog
Cycling the Taff Trail on its Beacons route from Brecon to Cardiff
Sightseeing from the Brecon Mountain Railway from Pant along the Pontsticill Reservoir to Torpantau.
1. Brecon Beacons Caravan and Motorhome Club Site, Brecon, Powys LD3 7SH
A great option for campers who want access to services while on their Brecon Beacons road trip. There are toilets, showers, a motorhome service point and a well-stocked shop, all on a spacious and scenic campsite within walking distance of Brecon.
From £13.50 per pitch;book here.
2. Grawen Caravan & Camping Park, Grawen Farm, Cwm Taf, Merthyr Tydfil CF48 2HS
Set up for couples, walkers and families, Grawen is on a family-run farm in a beautiful Brecons setting a few minutes’ walk from a reservoir. Showers, toilets, chemical toilet disposal and a laundry room are all available.
From £10 per person per unit;book here.
3. Newcourt Farm Campsite, Newcourt Farm Campsite, Felindre, Three Cocks, Brecon LD3 0SS
Stay near Hay-on-Wye at this quiet site which runs regular Black Mountain running challenges and is a perfect setting for active groups. There are clean and well-maintained toilets, coin metered showers, a chemical waste disposal point and several drinking water points.
From £7.50 per person per night (cash only);book here.
Discover more of the best Brecon campsites for your trip!
Campervan spots in Pembrokeshire
Offerings some of the most gorgeous campervan spots in Wales, Pembrokeshire covers part of west as well as south Wales. It has the only full coastal national park in Britain, the tiny scenic city of St Davids and miles upon miles of golden beaches, plus loads more. Here’s what we recommend:
Sightseeing in St Davids around the cathedral and Bishops Palace
Hiking part of the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Diving into the pools of the Blue Lagoon Water Park
Strolling around Tenby, Fishguard and other Pembrokeshire seaside towns
Coasteering with a local company to explore the best of the county’s rugged coast.
1. Pencarnan Farm Caravan and Camping Site, Pencarnan, St Davids, Haverfordwest SA62 6PY
Family-run farm campsite on the most westerly point of Pembrokeshire, with direct access to Porthsele Beach below; ideal for swimmers and surfers. Toilets, hot showers, gas bottle exchange and fresh water supply are all available, plus a shop, bar, coffee hut and pizza sales in high season.
From £13 per person per night;book here.
2. Park Farm Holiday Park, Manorbier, Tenby SA70 7SU
Another coastal Pembrokeshire campsite, this time on the county’s southern coast, and the closest campsite to popular Manorbier Beach. A top choice for coastal hikers and couples. Amenities include showers, toilets, wifi, a launderette and chemical disposal.
From £21.50 per night;book here.
3. The Rising Sun, Pelcomb Bridge, St Davids Road, Haverfordwest SA62 6EA
Pub campsite a mile from the market town of Haverfordwest and perfect for groups of friends on a Pembrokeshire road trip. Toilets, showers, laundry facilities and chemical disposal are all available for guests.
From £25 per person per night;book here.
Of course, you might decide to free camp instead! There are stunning places to park up at overnight for free all over Wales.
Find the right campervan for your Welsh camping trip
Picking quality camping spots for your road trip is as important as choosing the right route and campervan rental. But with Camplify’s recommendations, you can be confident that you’re setting up camp in the most breathtaking locations, no matter what your budget is!
You can also collect your rental van at a convenient place with easy access to the best campervan spots in Wales, such asTenby orPembrokeshire. Or for more destination inspiration, check out the most scenic campsites in Wales near a beach!