Wales - Camping

[Rusty84]

Planning a week camping in Wales early June, any recommendations for campsites or villages/areas?

Looking for somewhere with a few pubs, decent walking and hopefully not too many kids. Was thinking Snowdonia area, but don't know the crack.

[Thackeray]

http://www.campingintheforest.co.uk/...FUQMfAodNUjbkw

[Lambchops]

Originally Posted by Rusty84

Planning a week camping in Wales early June, any recommendations for campsites or villages/areas?

Looking for somewhere with a few pubs, decent walking and hopefully not too many kids. Was thinking Snowdonia area, but don't know the crack.

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[SteveB]

I like the area around Betwys-y-coed (or however you spell it )

Good walking territory - plus you've got the castles at Carnarfron / Conwy nearby

The north Llyn peninsular is really nice too near Morfa Nefyn

[Rusty84]

Originally Posted by SteveB

I like the area around Betwys-y-coed (or however you spell it )

Good walking territory - plus you've got the castles at Carnarfron / Conwy nearby

The north Llyn peninsular is really nice too near Morfa Nefyn

Aye, Betwys-y-coed came up on a few websites that I checked out....reckon it could fit the bill.

[JosieAnn II]

Originally Posted by Rusty84

Planning a week camping in Wales early June, any recommendations for campsites or villages/areas?

Looking for somewhere with a few pubs, decent walking and hopefully not too many kids. Was thinking Snowdonia area, but don't know the crack.

Went camping in Wales a couple of years ago to a cracking big site but had loads of kids running around.

[Old Prestonian]

I wwould also suggest Betws-y-Coed area as the perfect base for such a holiday.

[anewloginapparently]

Camped in a lovely place in Llanberis which is the main village for Mount Snowdon and the railway, was just a farm up a hill 5 minutes walk from the village. Facilities were quite basic but had a shower, washing machine etc. Was dead cheap and fucking beautiful views of the mountains and lakes. Was as close to wild camping as you can legally get.

Also a few pubs and restaurants in Llanberis proper and handy for buses to Bangor, Caernarfon etc if it pisses down.

[bernardbresslaw]

Originally Posted by Rusty84

Aye, Betwys-y-coed came up on a few websites that I checked out....reckon it could fit the bill.

It's canny - looks a bit like Keswick but better imo.

[RTRsBM]

Not sure if it would suit your wants but when I asked on here someone suggested shell island (did not go but it looks/sounds good)