Corn Bwch Campsite
Corn Bwch Campsite
4.78 /5
Overlooked by Offa's Dyke and the beautiful Clwydian mountain range Corn Bwch Campsite offers camping and glamping, three miles from St Asaph. This quiet site is ideal for exploring North Wales, a mile from the A55 and within easy reach of several beaches. Spacious level pitches plus two furnished bell tents for glamping. Facilities include a playing field, catering van, picnic benches, fridge/freezer, hot showers and campfires!
Quiet, peaceful site with level pitches and a no music policy
Facilities include campfires, hot showers, food van, picnic benches and fridge/freezer
Beautiful views of the Clwydian Hills; a great base to explore North Wales and nearby beaches by car
About Corn Bwch Campsite
Set on the outskirts of St. Asaph and close to the A55, the Rawson family welcome you to their rural camping and glamping site. There are 18 level non-electric grass pitches available on this tent only site. The pitches spread across 3.5 acres of a converted pony paddock with ample space to relax and enjoy. For a more luxurious camping experience, why not opt for one of two bell tents in an exclusive area of the site. Each off-grid, the furnished tent comes complete with a double bed, warm cozy bedding and fairy lights for a romantic touch. Additional camp beds can be provided for children if required (maximum occupancy of two adults and two children). Each bell tent has it's own picnic bench, covered BBQ area and own fire pit with a complimentary bag of logs (additional wood can be purchased onsite). If staying in a bell tent, you have access to a shared wooden cabin (again off grid) with a range of kitchen facilities such as a camping stove, kettle, crockery and cutlery. All you need to bring are your own towels, a torch and some warm clothing in case the evenings get cool. You'll be treated to views of the Clwydian Hills and are within easy reach of many North Wales' attractions. Explore Snowdonia, the coastal towns of Rhyl and Prestatyn (15-minute drive), Conwy and Llandudno (30 minutes) as well as Chester and Liverpool (less than 1 hour away). A maximum of two dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times. No dogs permitted in the bell tents regrettably.
Corn Bwch is open from the 24th May- 1st June and weekends in June and July. It is also open from August to the end of September.
Facilities include toilets and hot showers, a sheltered area with seating, communal fridge, freezer, a dishwashing area and power sockets for charging phones or use of a hair dryer. Picnic benches are dotted around the camping field. Fire pits are available to hire and you are able to purchase wood on site. A catering van provides hot and cold food, drinks etc. both morning and evenings.
Adult only
Allow commercial vans
Allow pets
Bike hire
Café / restaurant
Communal BBQ
Disabled facilities
Drinking water
Electric hookups
Entertainment
Family friendly
Fires allowed
Fishing
Games room
Glamping
Golf
Horse riding
Hot tub
Internet access
Kids club
Kids playground
Laundry
Near beach
Near pub
Open year round
Peaceful
RV pitches
Shop
Showers
Swimming pool
Toilets
TV room
Vineyard
Water hookups
Watersports
W.C. disposal
There are 20 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
4 x Non Electric Backpacker Grass Pitches
Max 1 people
Grass pitches without electric hook up. Suitable for backpackers only.
14 x Non Electric Grass Pitches
Max 4 people
Grass pitches without electric hook up. Suitable for small tents only.
4.78 /5
89%
Recommend
Peace and quiet
Recommends site
Emma S
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Stayed 3 nights over the August Bank Holiday by myself for a few nights of relaxation. Lovely little site. Well laid out with pitches along either side of the field with a track running through the middle. I pitched up in a quiet little corner. Lovely powerful hot showers - basic but more than adequate. Fire pit rental was a bonus, and helped to make the evenings cosy. Owners were both lovely people, and very accommodating when I requested late check-out. The only thing that could maybe be improved is some instruction on arrival. I was unsure if I needed to check in or was allocated a certain pitch. Having asked another camper, he told me someone would come round in the evening to check people in and say hello. But I was a bit worried I'd have to relocate to another pitch. Overall I was really happy with my stay. I felt very safe as a lone female camper, and will definitely use this site again.
Everything you need in a campsite
Recommends site
Victoria S
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Well, where do we start? This place was the dream campsite from start to finish. We arrived to a freshly mown pitch, our closest neighbours were the cows in the adjoining field. There were wooden park benches evenly spread out throughout the campsite as well as the option to hire a fire pit and firewood, however, you could buy or bring your own wood if you so wish. Facilities were clean and well maintained as well as drinking water only a stone's throw away from any point in the site. Camp manager was welcoming and professional. Dogs were on leads at all times and the campsite was peaceful all adhering to the quiet hours which was brilliant. 10/10
Amazing little campsite
Recommends site
John F
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Great campsite. We booked it and were amazingly surprised when we arrived at the facilities. The hosts were also very nice as well.
Site tariff
Things to do on site and in the St Asaph area
A 15-20 minute drive can get you to the beaches of Rhyl, Prestatyn and Towyn, perfect for a day out at the seaside. Or have fun in the River Elwy that runs through the smallest cathedral city of St. Asaph, just five minutes in the car - excellent for cooling off on a warm day, circular river walks, bowling green, children's play area, football pitches, tennis courts etc.
Llandudno, the 'Queen of the Welsh Resorts', is just a little further up the coast with its Alice in Wonderland trail at Happy Valley, cable cars, artificial ski slope and more and Conwy, nearby, that boasts a spectacular mediaeval castle, a lovely quayside and is famous for the 'smallest house in Britain'
Take a trip to Llangollen, via the Horse Shoe Pass. Home to the Eisteddfod, this is a popular tourist location where you can take a canal barge ride, try white water rafting or kayaking on the River Dee or visit Dinas Bran Castle that overlooks the town (50 minutes).
If you're happy to drive a little further, Portmeirion is a must (about an hour), an Italian styled village at Penrhydeudrath. Spectacular views and the film location for 'The Prisoner'
Closer to home, head to Bodelwyddan Castle with its museums, lovely outdoor maze, beautiful gardens, bird hides and play area. Or Gwrych Castle, famed location of I'm a Celebrity in 2020/21 (both within 15 minute drive).
Other things to do include:
- Take a hike over Offa's Dyke (3 minutes in the car)
- Pancake House and Nature Reserve, Rowen (30 minutes)
- Local Golf Clubs (10 minutes)
- Fishing at the River Elwy and Clwyd (20 minutes)
- BMX tracks at Ride North Wales (30 minutes)
- Surf Snowdonia (40 minutes)
- Bounce Below trampolines (an hour)
- Zip World, Bethesda
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