Conwy. North Wales. Conwy Touring Park, set in 70 acres of magnificent scenery, commanding glorious views of the Conwy estuary. The touring park is impressively landscaped with excellent facilities, and only four miles from Llandudno.

 POWYS. Llangorse South Wales. Lakeside Caravan Park is surrounded by the Breacon Beacons National Park, and is adjacent to Llangrose Common which leads down to  Llangrose Lake. Open April/Easter to end October and caters for tents, touring caravans and static's. Excellent facilities. Electric hook ups are limited.

 Betws Garmon Caernarfon. Gwynedd. Bryn Gloch Caravan and Camping Park. It is situated at the foot of Snowdon and in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. The views from the site are fantastic .  Excellent facilities. Electric hook-ups. Seasonal pitches are available. Static caravans for hire.

 Cwm Cadnant Valley Gwynedd, is Wales' most north-westerly point. The Caernarfon area offers beautiful scenery, an abundance of history and culture, unspoilt beaches. Family park set in the small valley of the River Cadnant,.  The location provides a quiet haven within a ten-minute walk of Caernarfon town centre. 35 pitches for tourers, set out on terracing including 5 hard-standings, the majority of pitches with electrical hook-ups. 25 tent pitches are set out on both sides of the stream.  Excellent facilities. Children's play area .

 Cwm y Glo, Caernarfon. The  Snowdon Inn and Caravan Site Ideally situated for those who enjoy the Snowdonia mountains and North Wales countryside, with Superb views of Mount Snowdon, makes this the ideal place for tents, Campers and touring vans to pitch and stay in the top meadow. We also have Caravan letting, sleeps 6-8 people, Bunkhouse Accommodation sleeping up to 8 and one for up to ten people. Breakfast, Lunch Dinner and Pack lunches all can be booked in advance.  Full welsh breakfasts are served in the bar £4.50 or Tea/Coffee cereal & toast £2.95.We have a lake and river in which Salmon and Sea Trout swim, which can be fished in the fishing season March to October £6.50 per rod. Numerous places of interest to visit around the area.

 Powys. Dinas Mawddwy. Celyn Brithion is a family run Camping site within The Snowdonia National Park. It has spectacular scenery all around, green and purple mountains, ancient woodlands, fast flowing rivers and within easy reach of the coastal resorts of Barmouth and Aberdovey. There is a choice nearby of sandy beaches, sailing, fishing, activity centres for most outdoor pursuits, mountain biking, horse riding and quad biking. Cader Idris, ideal for walkers and the Dovey Valley Trail. Bird watching, RSBP centre, Bala Lake and Lake Vyrnwy. Good facilities. Free fishing on site boundary on River Dovey for Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon. There are many places to get food and beverages, and hotels doing food if you wish to eat out. Plenty of interesting places to visit and activities around the area.

Gwynedd. Pentrefelin, Criccieth. Eisteddfa Caravan & Camping Park is situated on the A497, just 3 1/2 miles from Porthmadog and 1 1/2 miles from Criccieth, which is just a 15 minute walk, with shops, petrol  stations, public houses, cafes, restaurants, beach and a post office. The park is set within 11 acres and is positioned in a very picturesque area. We have spectacular views overlooking Cardigan Bay as well as panoramic mountain views. Tent and Touring Caravans are welcomed and we have our own Static Caravans for hire. Level areas for both Tents and Tourers, also 35 electric hook-up points, other facilities include toilet blocks, shaver points, showers, washing facilities, Elsan disposal, and a telephone on site. Places of interest to visit around the area.