Campsites Cemaes

Morfa Lodge Caravan Park is a lovely location for a family getaway, ideally placed a few minutes’ walk from an inviting Blue Flag beach at the picturesque settlement of Dinas Dinlle.

Plas-Y-Bryn Chalet Park is a small quiet family-run campsite set a few miles outside the town of Caernarfon which brims with castles and forts. The campsite rests in a wonderfully scenic area.

The small, family-run Platt's Farm Camping site is a lovely little spot for tent campers and campervan owners who like nothing better than to set up camp amid stunning, peaceful rural settings.

The ten-acre Pant Y Rhedyn is a small, comfy campsite set on the lovely Conwy Hills, right in the midst of majestic mountains and the gleaming ocean. The spacious smallholding offers serene settings to unwind and escape the humdrum of life in the city.

Snowdon Inn is a beautiful place to escape the mundane drone of modern life. Swap smog-filled cities and the incessant blaring of traffic for the delights of snow-capped mountains.

The family-friendly White Tower Holiday Park is a wonderfully spacious holiday park boasting of an ideal location, just two miles from the picturesque sand and pebble beach of Dinas Dinlle.

Caernarfon Bay Caravan Park is a peaceful holiday retreat enclosed by panoramic vistas and pristine countryside. Located within the picturesque village of Dinas Dinlle in the buzzing Welsh town of Caernarfon.

Dinlle Caravan Park is a beautiful holiday destination for the whole family set in the stunning north coast of Gwynedd. This award-winning park affords spectacular vistas of the towering.

Ideally positioned in the stunning Ogwen Valley, Ogwen Bank Caravan Park and Country Club is a fantastic camping spot blending the best of the tranquil surrounds with easy access to the action-filled activities in the area.

Tyn Yr Onnen Farm is a stunning family-run caravan and camping site set out on an expansive three hundred acre traditional Welsh Sheep farm. The campsite itself has been in possession of the Griffith family for over three hundred years.

Perfectly positioned on the lush banks of the River Gwyrfai, Snowdonia Park Brewpub and Campsite is a village brewpub set on the fringes of Snowdonia National Park. The six-acre no-frills campsite accommodates tents.

Craiglwyd Hall Caravan Park rests on a beautiful hill above Penmaenmawr on the hillside offering guests breathtaking views over the sea to both Llandudno and Anglesey. Guests in search of inner peace and tranquil settings will enjoy a chilled out stay amid magnificent scenery.

Trwyn Yr Wylfa Farm is probably one of the few sites that really epitomize the words “jaw-dropping vistas”. The farmland campsite first seduced outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers back in the 1940s and continue to pull in wanderers from different walks of life with a stunning blend of the glittering sea ahead and looming mountains right behind.

The award-winning Tyddyn Du Touring Park is the perfect base for a caravan or camping vacation in North Wales. The adults-only park is a popular spot for serene settings and spectacular sea views.

Ideally placed for climbs and hikes, Llwyn Celyn Bach is a friendly campsite set at the base of Mount Snowdon, in the picturesque village of Llanberis. The back to basics site is an excellent base for adventures in the rugged Welsh landscape and enjoys easy access to local facilities like shops.

Coastal settings, panoramic views of Snowdonia and a private beach are just some of the benefits of setting up camp at the scenic Cae Clyd Campsite and Touring Park. This seaside touring park and campsite lies along the beautiful North West Coast and boasts of spectacular vistas and a lovely private footpath that leads directly to the sandy shores of the beach.

Snowdon Base Camp is a spacious, friendly site set in the stunning Snowdonia National Park, at the base of the imposing Mount Snowdon. It serves as an ideal base for adventures in the national park and the enclosing area.

The eco-friendly Idwal Cottage Youth Hostel is a fantastic accommodation for superb holidays in Snowdonia. Guests can use the site as a base for outdoorsy adventures in the stunning glacial Ogwen Valley.

There’ll be kids traipsing in the sunshine, birds singing lustily from the rustling treetops and crackling campfires under star-spangled skies at Talymignedd Camping and Caravan Site.

The quiet Maes Dolau Farm Caravan Park offers guests a choice of fifteen pitches for campervans, caravans, and motorhomes, plus one hundred static caravans. The site rests a trifling two miles from the buzzing town of Llandudno.