Caravan Campsites in Llandinam, Powys

Hark ye wild campers! If you’re on the lookout for a peaceful, verdant wild camping site set on a sprawling farm, pack your tents and rumble over to Cefn Coed. This spacious wild camping site rests on seventy-five-acre farm estate of historical importance and enjoys a splendid location within the stunning landscapes of Snowdonia National Park.

Are you tired of the city life, filled with schedules, blaring bumper to bumper traffic, and the general stagnation of life? Would you like to swap your cramped office space for glorious countryside vistas.

Aeron View Camping is a peaceful site nestled in the stunning Aeron valley, near the bustling town of Aberystwyth, set an easy twelve miles away. The verdant valley serves as a wildlife haven and a top spot for birdwatching.

Extending over sixteen beautiful acres of level parkland, Glanllyn Lakeside Caravan and Camping Park rests on the lovely shores of Lake Bala – the largest lake in Wales offering guests breath-taking vistas of the enclosing hills mountains and the glittering lake.

Enjoying a convenient location in the south-west corner of Snowdonia National Park, Graig Wen is a fabulous campsite enjoying a spectacular location in all of Wales. The site extends over a whopping forty-five acres of fertile meadows and mist-clad woods offering some of the most stunning sceneries out towards the Mawddach Estuary and the glittering Cardigan Bay.

If you are searching for a place to hang your head or a centre point for exploring the Shropshire Hills, set up camp at Southview Caravan and Camping. This peaceful and conveniently located site is close to the market town of Church Stretton.

Sparchford Farm is a small, friendly campsite nestled in a secluded location in some of Shropshire’s most spectacular countryside. The camping area rests on a working farm.

The landscaped Townsend Touring Park rests on the cusp of the village of Pembridge, excellently positioned for hours of woodland walks, relaxed rambles to the nearest village.

Placed on the Welsh border in a lush valley, Borders Hideaway Holiday Home Park is a heavenly spot for camping, especially if you enjoy reading, heritage and the great outdoors.

The family-run Waenfach rests on a peaceful working farm and is a mere fifteen-minute drive from the picturesque village of Aberdyfi. Perfectly placed in Snowdonia National Park.

Black Mountain View Caravan Park is a welcoming, family-run site tucked away on a peaceful smallholding in the lush settings of the Wye Valley. Guests are within easy reach of local amenities in the lively town of Hay-on-Wye.

Enjoying a fantastic elevated position, overlooking the varying shades of green within the serene Mawddach Estuary, Bwlchgwyn Farm and Pony Trekking is a friendly farm site offering campers pretty spectacular sceneries.

Morfa Bychan Holiday Park is a fantastic, clifftop site affording sweeping sea views towards the beautiful Cardigan Bay and enjoys a prime position just fifteen minutes from a range of townie amenities in Aberystwyth.

The serene Weston Pools Village is the ideal spot for anglers seeking a getaway into the lush Shropshire countryside. The lovely site rests on the outskirts of Oswestry, is an hour’s drive away from the outdoorsy adventures in Snowdonia and the Shropshire Hills.

The peaceful Ynys Faig Farm is a small, family-friendly campsite perfectly located against a stunning backdrop of mist-clad hills, lovely bays and sparkling estuaries. This quiet campsite is ideal for families and lies in the coastal village of Fairbourne.

Set a five-minute walk away from the market town of Bala, Pen Y Bont Touring and Camping Park is the ideal base for a wealth of outdoor activities ranging from sailing and walking to kayaking and sightseeing.

Set in the quintessentially English village of Eardisland, along the banks of the gleaming River Arrow, Arrow Bank Country Holiday Park is a five-star, dog-friendly holiday park with a lovely fishing pond.

The Wingfield Caravan Park is a peaceful, family-run campsite tucked away amid the varying greens of the rural Shropshire countryside, just three miles from the attractions and amenities in the nearby historic town of Shrewsbury.

How would you like to wake up to unrivalled vistas looking out over the historic market town of Ludlow and its impressive Norman Castle? If rural escapes sound like your cup of tea.

If you’ve just about had it with the rat race and the bustle of life, it’s time to rejuvenate the mind and shed everyday stress with a well-earned holiday. Enjoy a complete contrast of settings at Ley Hill Farm.