Camping Pods in Bangor-on-Dee, Wrexham

Henllan Caravan Park is a three-star-awarded site nestled in the green heart of Mid Wales. The spacious, friendly campsite rests on a lush meadowland next to the gleaming waters OF River BanwY.

The award-winning Pen Y Garth lies in the scenic Snowdonia National Park offering guests tranquil surrounds to kick back and savour dramatic mountain sceneries paired with peaceful surrounds and excellent facilities.

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.

Strawberry Skys Yurts is a serene, secluded yurt site tucked away on a peaceful smallholding, amid the rolling hills of mid-Wales, just inside the Welsh border. The easily accessible site serves as the perfect base for those who want to enjoy the thrills of countryside camping with a range of creature comforts at hand.

Abbey Farm is a small, peaceful camping space tucked on a quiet corner of a working farm in the sleepy and pretty village of Rhuddlan. The award-winning campsite is perfect for exploring the area and its varied landscapes.

For over thirty years, Pleasant View Park has welcomed families and holiday homeowners to kick back and unwind at the scenic, quiet retreat. Enjoy spectacular views over the Vale of Clwyd as you relax in the lovely boutique village of Rhuddlan where experienced owners create the ideal setting for weary minds to refresh amid clean country air and rolling landscapes bordered by hills.

Welltrough Hall Farm Glamping is the place to be if you’re keen to escape the stress and complexities of modern life for the serene settings of a working farm, nestled amid flat.

The small, family-owned Llwyn Onn rests at the gateway of Snowdonia’s National Park and lies in a stunning Area of Natural Beauty. Camp amid mist-clad heather moors, stunning mountain ranges.

The friendly and relaxed Tyn Cornel Camping site is riverside campsite ideally positioned in the banks of the gleaming River Tryweryn in the fantastic landscape of Snowdonia National Park.

If you want direct access to a lovely sandy beach with a promenade, plus dunes and exciting cycle paths for adventurers of all ages book your next camping holiday at Ffrith Beach Touring Park.

Lower Hill Camp Site is a family-run, family-friendly campsite nestled on a working farm at the base of the verdant Wenlock Edge. The spacious farm extends over some 230-acres.

For stress-free stays minus the little ones scampering about or getting underfoot, pack your bags and head over Daisy Bank Touring Park. This spacious, adults-only site lies nestled on a secluded.

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.

Escape to Mountain Edge; a cracking base tucked away amid the varying shades of green in South Shropshire at Church Stretton. The friendly extends from the mist-clad moorlands and stunning landscapes of the Long Mynd to the welcoming.

Swap your cramped office space and mundane schedule for ambles through rolling rural landscapes peppered with trees and shady nooks for picnics at Foxholes Castle Camping. This family-run campsite rests on an expansive 28-acre smallholding.

If the stress and schedules of modern life are dampening your mood, rejuvenate and refresh the mind at Feather Down Country Retreats Acton Scott, a cracking encampment nuzzled on the Shropshire Hills.

If your keen to camp out in a romantic shepherds hut amid the lush, green sceneries of the Severn Valley, hurry over to Hay and Hedgerow Glamping. The site accommodates a snug one bedroom king-sized hut furnished with wood-panelled walls.

Fishing, camping and glamping are the order of the day at Oaklands Leisure and Fishery. The small family-run campsite is the perfect getaway for peaceful weekends of spectacular scenery.

Pack the kids and the canines in the car and zip over to Woodbatch Camping and Glamping for a memorable escape into the Shropshire Hills. Look forward to a cosy countryside stay peppered with exciting outdoorsy activities like horse riding.

The historic and popular King's Head pub and glamping site derive its name from a time when countless landlords expressed allegiance to the monarchy by adopting a variety of names.