Campsites Lampeter

The aptly named Cosmos Camping is a cracking site in the Brecon Beacons National Park, offering that middle-of-nowhere camping feel with individual fire pits on each pitch and ample space between plots.

Gwalia Falls Holiday Park is a peaceful campsite nestled on a spectacular hilltop setting, affording jaw-dropping views over the golden sands and azure waters of Tresaith beach set a short walk away from the site.

Gill and Chris, proud owners of Cwrt Hen Farm Campsite, will be your first (and lasting impression) of your stay at Cwrt Hen Farm Campsite. This friendly and approachable duo are known for welcoming guests with barbeque grills and freshly brewed tea – perfect if you’re just after a long drive.

Wake up to stunning vistas of the Teifi Valley, and enjoy the warm hospitality of owner Gordon at Capel Tygwydd Camping and Caravans. Make this peaceful spot your home away from home.

Llety Caravan Park is a friendly, family-run site set on twenty lush acres of grass sloping gently towards the coastline's golden sands and azure waters. The picturesque site provides easy access to the small yet stunning cove of Tresaith.

Llanddeusant Youth Hostel is a remote, traditional style site set within the spectacular landscapes of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Presenting campers with a laid-back.

Woodland Rise Camping and Caravanning is a spacious, family-run park enjoying a lovely location in the serene rural hamlet of Blaen-y-coed in the scenic settings of Carmarthenshire.

Argoed Meadow Camping and Caravan Park is a beautiful, peaceful campsite nestled within the fertile countryside in the picturesque village of Cenarth. The camping area itself rests on the banks of the shimmering River Teifi and serves as an excellent base for both country and city explores.

Midfield Holiday and Residential Park is a compact, family-run site nestled on a peaceful hilltop, affording panoramic vistas over Aberystwyth and the enclosing areas. Guests can park or pitch up on spacious plots for tent and tourers and soak in the town's stunning views and countryside.

Cenarth Falls Holiday Park is an award-winning, family-friendly campsite set within the picturesque village of Cenarth, just fifteen minutes from the inviting coastline and forty-five minutes from the exciting Oakwood theme park.

Llandyfan Camping and Fishing allows guests to swap the smog-filled cities for a delightful countryside setting, on the outskirts of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The site is ideal for outdoor adventures.

Penlan Holiday Park is a welcoming, family-run holiday park nestled within the Teifi Valley's magnificent wood and parkland in the lush west Wales countryside. Many splendid beaches are a short drive away – perfect for lazy days on the beach.

Brynllwyd Glamping is a peaceful, secluded, self-catering luxury pod featuring en-suite and a private hot tub – how’s that for a luxury holiday escape from the complexities of modern life.

Trenoeth is a friendly, certificated site ideally placed in the heart of the stunning Welsh countryside, and enjoys easy access to several beaches on two inviting coastlines.

Aberystwyth Holiday Village rests near some of the most popular seaside escapes in Wales and continues to impress guests with a wide variety of facilities and camping options.

Sloeberry Farm is a swish glampsite with stunning lodges and farm cabins with wood-fired hot tubs. The site nestled on a historic farm, an ideal five-minute drive from the picturesque village of Aberporth.

Camping at Ynysfaen should be at the top of your list if you require a peaceful tents-only escape in the heart of the stunning Brecon Beacons. The small, family-run site enjoys a handy position just two miles from lively Trecastle.

Aberdwylan Holiday Park is a peaceful, spacious site located in a serene wooded valley, on the banks of the gleaming River Cych, enclosed by lovely wild wooded hills. The site welcomes guests from March to January and provides guests with a range of well-equipped holiday homes and chalets for rent and purchase.

Nestled at the end of a sleepy road, Cwm Ty Coed enjoys a prime position in a secluded, rural spot in Carmarthenshire. Ideally shielded from the outside world by fertile fields and lush woodlands.

If you have yet to visit the famed Devils Bridge Falls, rumble over to the welcoming, well-maintained Woodlands Caravan Park, and use the site as your base for a waterfall pit stop or a centre point for accessing the attractions and activities on the Ceredigion coastline.