Colwyn Bay campsites
A vibrant seaside town in Conwy County Borough, stroll on the long stretches of soft sand at Colwyn Bay and admire the beautiful sea views as you relax at the beach, before a picnic under the trees at Pwllycrochan Woods. Stay at any of these Colwyn Bay campsites.
23 Colwyn Bay campsites
Tan Y Bryn Touring
Llandudno, Conwy (2.4 miles)
Peaceful touring site with modern facilities. Enjoy views of the coast and mountains, five minutes to the beach!
4.88 /5
Tan Y Bryn Glamping
Llandudno, Conwy (2.4 miles)
Award winning luxury ensuite glamping pods with private hot tubs! Incredible sea views, ten minutes to the coast.
4.75 /5
Bron y Wendon Holiday Park
Llanddulas, Conwy (3.5 miles)
An award winning, family-friendly site, enjoy spectacular views in the perfect location to explore North Wales.
4.8 /5
Camp Llandudno
Llandudno, Conwy (3.7 miles)
Pop up campsite on a working farm with onsite pizzas, coffee and a bar. Five minutes from West Shore Beach.
4.88 /5
Bryn Ffanigl Ganol Caravan and Camping Park
Abergele, Conwy (4.6 miles)
Off grid, tranquil and small site offering serviced tent and touring pitches in the heart of rural North Wales.
4.81 /5
Wern Farm Caravan Park
Tyn-Y-Groes, Conwy (6.2 miles)
A peaceful, dog friendly touring site in the Snowdonia National Park and close to the North Wales coastline.
4.97 /5
Trwyn yr Wylfa Camping Site
Penmaenmawr, Conwy (7.9 miles)
Beautiful coastal site with stunning sea views, a great location for exploring Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales.
4.83 /5
Pen Isa'r Glascoed Certificated Location
St Asaph, Denbighshire (9.7 miles)
Small simple touring site in the grounds of a Tudor farmhouse, just ten minutes from the North Wales coast.
Three Streams Glamping
Llanfairfechan, Conwy (10.5 miles)
Adult only, luxury glamping pods with private hot tubs. Set below the Carneddau mountains and stunning Snowdonia.
5 /5
Abbey Farm Caravan and Camping
Rhuddlan, Denbighshire (11.6 miles)
A peaceful and quiet family-run site with stunning mountain views. Just a short walk to the village of Rhuddlan.
4.93 /5
Dinarth Hall Caravan and Camping
Llandudno, Rhos-on-Sea, Colwyn Bay, Conwy (1.9 miles)
Dog-friendly camping and touring on a working farm by the sea, within easy reach of Anglesey and Snowdonia.
Plas Farm Caravan Park
Betws Yn Rhos, Abergele, Conwy (4.2 miles)
Tranquil, beautiful 5-star touring park 3 miles from the beach and within easy reach of Snowdonia. Open all year.
Ty Ni
Abergele, Conwy (4.7 miles)
Adult-only touring and a shepherd's hut with a hot tub, close to Snowdonia and 15 minutes from beaches.
Waenfechan Glamping and Camping
Eglwysbach, Conwy (4.8 miles)
Family friendly camping and glamping with hot tubs and blissful views of the Snowdonia mountains and Conwy Coast.
Conwy Holiday Park
Conwy, Conwy (5.1 miles)
Family friendly holiday park located just outside Conwy, overlooking the Snowdonia National Park and River Conwy.
Hafan y Gogarth
Great Orme, Llandudno, Conwy (5.4 miles)
Adult only glamping for two with stunning views, BBQ hut and hot tub located within the Great Orme Country Park.
Hunters Hamlet Touring Caravan Park
Betws-Yn-Rhos, Abergele, Conwy (6.1 miles)
A small, secluded, family friendly site tucked away among picturesque scenery and ten minutes from the beach.
The Cabins Conwy
Conwy, Conwy (6.2 miles)
Adult only glamping cabin pods, set in North Wales, along the edge of Snowdonia - close to great beaches.
Cefn Cae Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Rowen, Conwy (7.1 miles)
Touring and camping in the Snowdonia National Park, 3 miles from Conwy and ideal for exploring North Wales.
Lyons Pendyffryn Hall
Penmaenmawr, Conwy (7.4 miles)
A stunning, dog friendly park with views over Anglesey and access to both the lovely Conwy Valley and Snowdonia.
Maes y Bryn Campsite
Carmel, Llanrwst, Conwy (9.3 miles)
Family friendly camping and glamping in a range of hills opposite Snowdonia, 8 miles from Betws-y-Coed.
Sunnyvale Caravan Park
Kinmel Bay, Conwy (9.4 miles)
Family-run and dog friendly caravan park in Kinmel Bay, Rhyl with direct access to a sandy beach and Foryd Harbour.
Clwyd View Touring Park
Rhuddlan, Denbighshire (10.9 miles)
A well-run site, where the owners Selwyn and Vivienne Thomas are on hand at all times.
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Things to do in Colwyn Bay
Find a spot to relax at Colwyn Bay’s beach. Kids can build sandcastles on the golden sands as you top up your tan under the sun before taking a family stroll along the three mile promenade on your way to a scoop (or two) of ice cream.
If you want to take to the water in style, try out some of the exciting watersports on offer at the Colwyn Bay Watersports Centre. Take one of the taster sessions in windsurfing, powerboating or sailing.
Afterwards, treat the little ones with a visit to Totally Ape. Kids can ride down the slides and dive into the ball pool. While they’re enjoying themselves, relax with a cuppa in the café, set around the play area so you can still keep an eye on them.
When the kids have finished running wild, spend the afternoon looking at the animals at Welsh Mountain Zoo. You’ll see all kinds of creatures, such as snow leopards and sea lions, while also enjoying the views over Colwyn Bay as well as the North Wales Coast.
For a change of pace, wander through the beautiful woodland at Pwllycrochan Woods Local Nature Reserve. Spot the wildlife as you stop for a picnic amongst the greenery before walking along one of the four trails that take you through the reserve’s history.
Alternatively, head to Bodnant Gardens and admire the colours of its plantlife. At eighty acres, there’s plenty to explore within the magnificent gardens, sitting above the River Convy which also makes for some splendid views.
After roaming around the gardens, have some indoor fun at Eirias Park and Waterpark. See how many lengths you can swim in the 25m pool until you’re ready to unwind in the steam room and sauna.
Those looking to do more sightseeing should head to the Great Orme, a spectacular headland. Walk up to the limestone grassland by foot or take the tramway for a more relaxed ascent to the top. While you’re there, take a tour of the Ancient Mine – the world’s biggest Bronze Age mine!
When you’ve finished exploring the town, head up the towers at Conwy Castle or walk along Llandudno Pier and overlook the beautiful coast.