Dog friendly holiday parks in Wales

Family friendly wild camping with countryside views. Five minutes to Ferryside Beach and ten minutes to Kidwelly!

Stunning views, riverside location and miles of footpaths and cycle routes from site. Family and dog friendly.

A family park beside a river which offers fishing, paddling and wild swimming. Dog friendly with campfires allowed.

Peaceful, family friendly site situated on the West Wales coast with easy access to Ceredigion Coastal Path.

A secluded member's only site just 6 miles from Lake Vyrnwy with outstanding views of the lovely Hirnant Valley.

A stunning, dog friendly park with views over Anglesey and access to both the lovely Conwy Valley and Snowdonia.

Family friendly camping and glamping with a shop, games room, and sauna. 30 minutes from the Brecon Beacons.

Small hilltop touring park with serviced pitches and panoramic views. Two minutes from Traeth Llydan beach.

Friendly tent camping and unique glamping in a castle fort, shepherd's hut, yurt etc. Set on Usk Castle grounds.

Set between the Brecon Beacons and the Gower coast, the site offers you a private bell tent glamping experience.

A well-kept family-run campsite and working farm with peaceful grass pitches close to Snowdonia's beaches.

Touring on Anglesey, by Red Wharf Bay and only two miles from Blue Flag awarded Benllech Beach.

A small-scale, riverside site, ten mins walk away from Brecon town in the Brecon Beacons. Kids aged 13+ welcome.

Family friendly, peaceful tent campsite set close to the Ceredigion coast. Dog friendly.

Wild camping and shepherd's hut glamping - all set in in 50 acres of unspoilt farmland close to Snowdonia.

Adult only touring and glamping with countryside views. Within a 15 minute walk of pubs and Llangollen!

Luxury glamping yurts in the heart of Snowdonia offering direct access to the Llanberis and Ranger Path up Snowdon.

A dog friendly woodland park near Caernarfon, picturesquely nestled between town, mountain and sea.

Small camping site, just three miles from the stunning Ceredigion coast and 17 miles from the Cambrian mountains.

A small, picturesque site with a fishing lake, set in woodland close to Cadair Idris and within Snowdonia.