Handpicked campsites in Wales

Ramsey Island, Wales near St David's Lleithyr Meadow Club Campsite Member photo by Kathryn Brayne

Handpicked campsites in Wales

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Wales has stunning scenery, amazing wildlife and fascinating history just waiting for you to discover. With 18 campsites across the country, our campsites are the perfect base to explore this beautiful region, getting out in the great outdoors for adventures big and small. Get inspired by our top picks of our campsites in Wales for your next adventure.

Pandy Club Campsite 


Pandy, Abergavenny

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Tretower Castle, Powys, Wales Member photo by Pam Cathcart
ruins of a medieval castle, just the base of one round tower still clearly visible
Black Mountains, Powys, Wales Member photo by Gordon Reid
purple heather covers the hillside looking down to the valley below
Govilon, Monmouthshire, Wales Member photo by David Williams
canal with still water reflecting the huge trees that line the banks
Cwm Porth, Powys, Wales Member photo by Sally Wilson
a series of waterfalls running into the river
Llangorse Lake, Powys, Wales Member photo by David Williams
Rocks at the top of the hill above a huge lake

Top attractions near Pandy

With facilities updated in 2023 including new dog wash stations, the site is perfectly positioned to explore Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons).

  • Explore the history of the Borders walking along the Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail
  • Take in the views from Sugar Loaf, the highest peak in the Black Mountains.
  • Treat yourself to a tasting of local wine after a stroll through the Sugar Loaf Vineyards.

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St David's Lleithyr Meadow Club Campsite 


St David's, Pembrokeshire

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Ramsey Island, Pembrokeshire, Wales Member photo by Kathryn Brayne
A powerboat leaving a large wake in the beautiful blue water with an island rising steeply from the sea behind
Abereiddy, Pembrokeshire, Wales Member photo by Richard Wright
The ethereal blue waters of a lagoon created by an old slate quarry
St David's Pembrokeshire, Wales Photo by David Fulcher
View of Saint David's Cathedral from the hill above
Carn Llidi, Pembrokeshire, Wales Member photo by Glyn Morgans
Steep cliffs and rocks jutting out into the bay under a moody grey sky
St David's Lleithyr Meadow Club Campsite, Wales Member photo by Leighton Collins
Golden sunset on the horizon with blue sky still visible above and the silhouettes of trees
Whitesands Bay, Pembrokeshire, Wales Member photo by Bryan Kessie
Rocks scattered across soft sand as the sea comes in at sunset. Two figures are silhouetted on the hillside above

Top attractions near St David's

Surrounded by stunning Pembrokeshire coastline, Britain’s smallest city has loads to discover, whether you’re an active adventurer or historic explorer.

  • Take a boat trip to one of the nearby islands and watch for whales, puffins and dolphins in the wild. Members save 10% with Thousand Island Expeditions with the Great Savings Guide.
  • Head to the Blue Lagoon, and Abereiddy Beach which has black sands and rugged cliffs, great for coasteering.
  • Visit the cathedral that makes this Britain’s smallest city, and discover its history going back to the 6th century.

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Penrhos Club Campsite 


Benllech, Anglesey

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Penmon Point, Anglesey, Wales Photo by Chris Dawes
Anglesey, Wales Member photo by Martin Granger
a broad stretch of sandy beach where a figure walks several dogs along the shore
Cemlyn Bay, Anglesey, Wales Member photo by Ricky Bowman
a grey seal pops his head out of the sea and looks directly at the camera as though wondering what we're up to in his sea...
Llanddwyn Point, Anglesey, Wales Member photo by Paul Kyffin
a grass-topped rocks looks out over sandy beach and blue waters with mountains on the horizon
South Stack, Anglesey, Wales Member photo by Geoff Foster
A stunning blue sky with only wispy white clouds and the distinctive white lighthouse on the headland below
Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales Member photo by Geoff Foster
the walls of Beaumaris castle reflected in the moat water directly below

Top attractions near Penrhos

Arriving on Ynys Môn (Anglesey) is the first highlight, especially if you’re crossing the Menai Bridge, the first modern suspension bridge in the world.

Don't forget to visit the Great Savings Guide for discounts on attractions near Penrhos.

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Pembrey Country Park Club Campsite


Llanelli, Carmarthenshire

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Pembrey Country Park, Carmarthenshire, Wales Member photo by Glenda Harber
Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, Wales Member photo by Mandy Welsby
Blue sky over sand dunes dotted with vivd green grasses
Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales Member photo by Ian Mears
View of Kidwelly castle through a ruined archway
Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, Wales Member photo by Ian Mears
Benches almost covered by sand on the beach at Pembrey
Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, Wales Photo by David Gunther
Black and white photo of Laugharne Castle

Top attractions near Pembrey Country Park

Home to the National Botanic Garden of Wales, Carmarthenshire showcases the best of South Wales’ stunning scenery, where the valleys meet the sea.

Don't forget to visit the Great Savings Guide for discounts on attractions near Pembrey Country Park.

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Gowerton Club Campsite


Gowerton, Swansea

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Rhossili, Swansea, Wales Member photo by Michael Gilburt
Worms Head, Swansea, Wales Member photo by Kerry Rickards
a long stretch of rock jutting out to sea on a hot summer's day
Rhossili, Swansea, Wales Member photo by Kerry Rickards
a sweeping sandy beach with crytal clear shallows stretching to the horizon
Mumbles, Swansea, Wales Photo by Robertmorrisimages
white lighthouse on a small grassy rock in the blue sea off the Mumbles
Caswell Bay, Swansea, Wales Member photo by Richard Parry

Top attractions near Gowerton

Discover the best of the Gower Peninsula, with sandy beaches, rockpools and caves along this dramatic coastline.

  • Look out for the wildlife that's returning to the recently restored Cwm Ivy salt marsh.
  • Take in the sea views from Go Ape’s Treetop Challenge at Margam Country Park. Members save 10% with the Great Savings Guide.
  • Stretch your legs along the Gower Coast Path which joins the Wales Coast Path, with routes to suit everyone taking in the best beaches along the way.

Don't forget to visit the Great Savings Guide for discounts on attractions near Gowerton.

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Mountain view against blue sky, lush green tree in the foreground

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Hestercombe Park, Somerset

Near Ilminster Club Campsite

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Sunset looking out onto the sea from the beach with a family of at the waters edge

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Whitesand beach, Wales

Near St David's Lleithyr Meadow Club Campsite

Member photo by Owen Prichard
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Clachtoll Beach, Scotland

Photo by Charlotte Wilde