North Wales

North Wales campsites offer an abundance of adventure, and you’re never far from castles, beaches and lively resorts. Top attractions for tourists visiting North Wales include Snowdonia National Park, the National Slate Museum, National Trust estates , craft centres, steam railways and the Italianate village of Portmeirion near Gwynedd campsites in North Wales.

Why not choose a caravan park or campsite in North Wales near an amazing UNESCO World Heritage Site? These include the mining villages, railways, quarries and manors making up the Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales.

Castle lovers and history buffs visiting North Wales on a camping staycation should definitely visit Beaumaris and Caernarfon castles as well as Harlech and Conwy Castles, all built in the 13th century. Explore the castellated battlements, moats and towers of these UNESCO-listed strongholds. Alternatively, take a canal boat ride or cycle along the famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal which is a 19th century masterpiece of engineering by Thomas Telford.

Glamorous camping North Wales-style

Glamping in North Wales is all about enjoying those extra home comforts of comfy mattresses, real beds, kitchenettes and electricity to power the latest hi-tech gadgets and gizmos. It can still be a very affordable way to enjoy a romantic weekend break in North Wales, or a family summer holiday on one of the gorgeous sandy beaches in Gwynedd.

Opt for quirky glamping accommodation such as a vintage caravan, a cosy hobbit hut or perhaps a luxury lodge with hot tub and pool table. Farm campsites are always a hit with families with baby animals to pet and the freedom to roam and enjoy the countryside. They are an education for all ages!

Serviced pitches, riverside camping and hard-standing with electric hook-ups in North Wales are accompanied by onsite shops, restaurants, swimming pools, games rooms and even pubs nearby. Opt for a caravan site close to the beach and wake up to the sound of the waves. It’s what memories are made of!

Best places for camping in North Wales

Whether you hug the beautiful coast of North Wales or opt for campsites in the stunning Snowdonia National Park, you’ll find the ideal campsite for your staycation or weekend break.

There are plenty of gorgeous campsites near North Wales beaches. Check out glamping pods, serviced pitches, cabins and lodges with hot tubs near Colwyn Bay, Towyn and Benllech Bay for miles of golden sand. Caravan parks are always a popular choice for family holidays while couples can explore North Wales from campsites at their own pace with a campervan or caravan.

Head to coastal resorts such as Pwllheli, Llandudno and Rhyl where you’ll find amusements, arcades and funfairs as well as great shopping, dining and take-aways. Best of all, camping sites in North Wales are surrounded by nature with uncrowded sandy beaches where you can walk for miles.

Snowdonia camping is always popular for campervans and caravans touring North Wales. The winding roads, cascading waterfalls and endless forests make this area ideal for hiking, mountain biking, climbing and fishing from your Snowdonia campsite in Gwynedd.

Anglesey campsites in North Wales

Cross the Menai Suspension Bridge to reach campsites in Anglesey, just off the coast of the Welsh mainland. This pretty island is perfect for children to enjoy a camping holiday in North Wales with onsite play areas and games room for the odd rainy day. If you fancy a little more luxury, glamping in North Wales offers the ultimate stay in spacious yurts, pre-erected tents or lodges with hot tubs, kitchenettes, fire pits and electricity.

Conwy is one of the most popular areas for camping holidays in North Wales. Caravan parks offer fully serviced pitches and electric hook-ups. For short midweek breaks, consider camping in North Wales close to the border with Cheshire. Campsites in Flintshire and Denbighshire are also easy to reach and have plenty to see and do.

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