Family caravan parks in Wales

4.75 /5

114 reviews

96%

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Breathtaking views of Mawddach Estuary, with sandy beaches, bike rides, horse riding and Snowdonia's Blue Lake.

4.68 /5

67 reviews

89%

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Award winning family-run site with a small shop, play park and seasonal bar. Just 20 minutes to Llanelli Beach!

4.71 /5

38 reviews

100%

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Family site with accessible facilities, a playground and dog walk area. Within 15 minutes of the beach and Barry!

4.55 /5

86 reviews

91%

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Traditional, spacious campsite set within beautiful surroundings, close to the coast. Pets and campfires allowed.

4.79 /5

51 reviews

98%

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Peaceful site set right by Clocaenog Forest and nice and close to a reservoir with fishing and watersports.

4.69 /5

16 reviews

100%

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A small, family-run site close to Tenby and Saundersfoot with camping, touring and glamping options. Dog friendly!

4.57 /5

15 reviews

93%

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Family and dog friendly camping and touring site with sea views. Five minutes drive from Freshwater West Beach!

4.85 /5

13 reviews

100%

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Family friendly camping and touring park. Two minutes to the Menai Suspension Bridge, 15 minutes to Snowdonia.

4.6 /5

17 reviews

94%

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Coastal camping and touring site, 40m from Newgale Beach with sea views. Set on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path!

4.85 /5

11 reviews

100%

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Coastal campsite with private fire pits and picnic benches. Ten minute walk to the coast path and Abercastle Cove.

4.53 /5

15 reviews

87%

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Simple camping and touring site on the Snowdonia National Park Coast. A ten minute walk to Tal-y-Bont sandy beach.

4.62 /5

22 reviews

86%

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A family run and dog friendly site just five minutes from the beach and picturesque Pembrokeshire Coast.

4.42 /5

24 reviews

88%

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Small, family and dog friendly touring site, ten minutes from sandy beach. Enjoy countryside views, BBQs and a gym!

4.52 /5

71 reviews

87%

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Back-to-basics family and dog friendly campsite within the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park.

Set in woodland and wildflower meadows with private facilities and campfires. Ten minutes to Freshwater West beach.

4.58 /5

38 reviews

92%

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Family and dog friendly campsite with onsite Alpacas. Five minutes to Marina and the Pembrokeshire coast path.

4.87 /5

21 reviews

100%

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Peaceful camping pitches, glamping domes and pods in Dylan Thomas' country. Dog friendly. Close to beaches!

Secluded woodland ensuite camping and glamping yurts with a wood fired sauna, two minutes from Abercastle Beach.

4.34 /5

28 reviews

75%

would recommend

A two acre level, dog friendly site edging the harbour village of Solva and the Pembrokeshire National Park.

4.82 /5

10 reviews

90%

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Peaceful family and dog friendly park, ten minutes to Saundersfoot and a 20 minute walk to the beach and pub!

4.74 /5

13 reviews

100%

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Small, family-run farm with views over the Ceredigion Hills, 5 minutes to Lampeter.

4.89 /5

14 reviews

100%

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Tranquil, back-to-basics site on the St David's Peninsula just 15 minutes from Newgale beach.

4.5 /5

6 reviews

83%

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Secluded meadow and woodland camping with fire pits in the heart of Pembrokeshire, ten minutes from the coast.

4.51 /5

30 reviews

87%

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A tranquil riverside park suitable for tourers and tents. Set in beautiful Mid-Wales surroundings.

4.86 /5

26 reviews

96%

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Small and tranquil Snowdonia glamping and camping site with direct access to the Mawddach Estuary and cycle trail.

4.87 /5

3 reviews

100%

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Peaceful family-run camping and glamping site with stunning mountain views. Just 30 minutes from Aberaeron town.

4.6 /5

10 reviews

100%

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Family and dog friendly site with wonderful rural views. Five minutes from Fishguard and the Pembrokeshire Coast.

4.93 /5

19 reviews

95%

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Camping and glamping with a unique UFO nestled in a peaceful valley, ten minutes from Coppet Hall Beach.

4.62 /5

13 reviews

85%

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Family friendly caravan park nestled in the Tanat Valley with riverside pitches. Five minute walk from a pub too.

4.6 /5

5 reviews

100%

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Caravan and camping site with countryside views. Within 20 minutes of Llanrhystud Beach and Aberaeron.

4.45 /5

17 reviews

82%

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Nature based camping in a spacious meadow. Great for exploring the West Wales coast and surrounding countryside.

4.7 /5

6 reviews

83%

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Small, peaceful camping and glamping site by a stream and with a play park. 30 minutes to Aberaeron and the coast!

4.97 /5

20 reviews

95%

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A peaceful, dog friendly site with ensuite glamping pods on the edge of Snowdonia National Park.

4.33 /5

17 reviews

82%

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A small, peaceful wildlife haven near beaches at Tenby and Saundersfoot, set on the Pembrokeshire Coast.

4.34 /5

32 reviews

84%

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Family park with sea views and an onsite pub and playground. Within five minutes of Saundersfoot and Tenby!

4.34 /5

31 reviews

80%

would recommend

Back to nature camping and glamping in the Wye Valley AONB in Monmouth countryside. Campfires welcome.

4.77 /5

69 reviews

96%

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Pop up campsite on a working farm with onsite pizzas, coffee and a bar. Within 2 miles of Llandudno and Conwy.

4.05 /5

8 reviews

88%

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Small and secluded dog friendly site in Anglesey. Ten minutes from Traeth Benllech and 30 minutes from Snowdonia.

Dog friendly camping and touring with a shop, kite shop and disc golf. On the Gower, a 45 minute walk to the beach!

4.84 /5

11 reviews

100%

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Starlight camping with BBQs and fire pits, hidden in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. 10 mins from a beach.

4.31 /5

9 reviews

89%

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Family friendly caravan park with a heated swimming pool and kid's play area, 15 minutes from Coppet Hall Beach.

A peaceful campsite in Pembrokeshire countryside with secluded pitches, each offering private facilities.

A well located site for walks up Snowdon and along the Nantlle Ridge, with mountain views. Dog friendly.

Family run meadow campsite with fire pits for hire. A five minute walk to Llys y Frân Reservoir with wild swimming!

A small family-run site with sea views and an onsite cafe. Just a 20 minute walk to Fishguard!

A quiet, rural and tranquil family and dog friendly naturist retreat, situated in rural Carmarthenshire.

A dog-friendly touring, tent and motorhome site on a working oyster farm in the Anglesey AONB.

Touring and camping in the Snowdonia National Park, 3 miles from Conwy and ideal for exploring North Wales.

A touring base just a short walk from Llanberis, set beside Llyn Padarn and at the foot of Mount Snowdon.

A quiet, family and pet friendly site, located along the Anglesey AONB's coast, in reach of beaches and Holyhead.

A beautiful and peaceful base for exploring the Snowdonia National Park, just a short walk from Bala town.

A family friendly site set in the Llyn Peninsula, right by the beach and ideal for walkers on the coastal path.

Award winning, 5 star site at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, by the Taff Trail and Monmouthshire Canals.

Sea view pitches, walking distance from beaches and the centre of St Davids, along the Pembrokeshire Coast.

Peaceful pitches on the estate's stunning parkland, set in the Brecon Beacons. Fabulous walking and cycling.

A peaceful site by a river in Llangollen, in the heart of Wales' beauty and near to Offa's Dyke.

A peaceful and laid-back campsite within a mile of Broad Haven beach and Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Family friendly eco camping, touring, and glamping site on a working farm. 15 minutes from the Welsh coast!

Scenic, off-grid camping and touring with private eco loos and fire pits. Onsite swimming pool for private hire!

Secluded family-friendly site with sea views. Close to the seaside town of New Quay and the Ceredigion Coast Path.