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All About Camping in South Wales
You're still searching for a destination for your next camping holiday and are looking for a combination of wild nature and urban flair? Then South Wales could be just the right place for you.
Whether it's an adrenaline rush doing water sports in Pembrokeshire or relaxing and enjoying the breathtaking scenery of the Brecon Beacons - there's something for everyone here. We show you popular activities and the most beautiful destinations for your camping adventure in Wales!
Popular Activities in South Wales
Hiking: Explore the Brecon Beacons
Imagine you're standing on top of a amount and all you see are rolling hills, glistening lakes and the vastness of nature. You can experience exactly that in the Brecon Beacons, a true natural paradise in South Wales. Every enthusiastic hiker and camper feels like he is floating on cloud nine here.
This national park in Wales covers an impressive 900 km2 and offers a diversity, that will sweep you off your feet. Whether you're a beginner or you've already walked through so many walking shoes that you've lost track of them all - there are routes for everyone here. From relaxed strolls around the lake Llyn y Fan Fach to more demanding tours to Pen y Fan, the highest summit in South Wales with 886 metres.
Pack your hiking boots, your favourite snacks and your camera, of course, because the scenery here is perfect for great holiday photos. So let's go to the campsites in South Wales that are particularly well-suited for hiking!
Water Sports: Pembrokeshire Coast
Hey water lover, if you think camping in South Wales is only for hikers and nature lovers, then you haven't experienced the Coast of Pembrokeshire yet!
From surfing and kayaking to coasteering - the waves are your playground here.
With over 50 beaches and a pleasant water temperature, Pembrokeshire is the perfect place to experience the sea in all its glory while camping. Get ready to conquer the waves!
Experience History: Caerphilly Castle
You're not only a nature lover, but also a history buff? Perfect! South Wales has an abundance of both.
If you want to swap the campsite for a bit of culture, then Caerphilly Castle is just the thing for you. The fortress is not only one of the largest castles in Europe, but also home to incredible legends and epic battles.
Here you can stroll through centuries-old fortifications, climb gigantic stone walls and feel like a knight in the Middle Ages. Let's head to one of the campsites around Caerphilly!
Cycling: Discover the Taff Trail
Feel more at home on a bike than at home in a camp chair? Then grab your bike and get ready for the Taff Trail, a real gem for cyclists when camping in South Wales. We're talking about a well-maintained 55-mile route that takes you from the vibrant capital Cardiff all the way to charming Brecon.
Forget the crowded roads. On the Taff Trail, you're surrounded by Wales' breathtaking nature. You'll cycle through lush green valleys, past gushing rivers and you might even spot some sheep wondering what you're doing there. And yes, definitely pay a visit to the idyllic towns along the way - they are like something out of a picture book.
Not only the views are a first-class experience, the infrastructure is as well. The trail is mostly asphalted, well signposted and there are numerous places to stop for small refreshments. Ideal for a a relaxed day trip or even a multi-day tour with camping breaks along the way.
The Most Beautiful Destinations in South Wales
Wye Valley: Your Green Paradise
You want to escape everyday life and just take a deep breahth? Then Wye Valley is just the place you need when camping in the beautiful region of South Wales. Here you'll not only find expansive forests, practically begging you to go hiking there, but also impressive limestone formations that have characterised the Welsh landscape for millenia. And guess who's walked here before you? The famous natural scientist Charles Darwin!
It's no wonder that the area is classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a title that is reserved for only the most beautiful spots in Great Britain. For bird lovers the valley is a true eldorado. From robins to birds of prey - the diversity is just amazing. And if you don't forget to bring your camera, you can also take sensational pictures from the Symonds Yat viewing platform. The platform is a known hotspot, providing you with a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding nature.
So whether you want to picnic by the river, see the local wildlife or just chill out in nature, the Wye Valley leaves little to be desired. Here you can enjoy your camping holiday in Wales to the full and recharge your batteries at the same time.
Tenby: Beach Days in South Wales
The charming coastal town Tenby is a great destination in Pembrokeshire. Besides postcard-worthy beaches with fine sand and clear water, Tenby also has a colourful old town.
The alleys, surrounded by medieval city walls, are lined with boutiques, cafés and galleries. This is a great place to unwind after a long day at the beach.
Between adventures in the Brecon Beacons and water sports trips, Tenby is the perfect place to relax when camping in South Wales.
Oakwood Theme Park: Thrill meets Family Fun
Sometimes you just need a rush of adrenaline to really enjoy the campin holiday in Wales. That's where the Oakwood Theme Park comes in handy. This theme park in South Wales is not only one of the largest in Great Britain, it also offers a wide range of attractions, ideal for camping with kids.
The large selection of rollercoasters, like the infamous "Megafobia", makes the hearts of adrenaline junkies beat faster. Water lovers can let off steam at the many water attractions. And for the smallest visitors? For them there are special areas like the "Neverland" theme park where kids can meet Peter Pan or Tinkerbell.
Inbetween you can grab something to eat at one of the many restaurants, offereing everything from fast food to healthier options. And the best thing: The park is just a short car ride away from most of the campsites in South Wales. So why don't you swap the camping chair for a seat on a rollercoaster from time to time?
Cardiff: Culture Break while Camping
Cardiff is more than just the capital of Wales; it's the perfect place to pimp your camping trip to South Wales with a touch of urban culture.
The city is well laid out and easily accessible, so ideal for a day trip. You can marvel at modern architecture around Cardiff Bay or visit Cardiff Castle, a place steeped in over 2000 years of history. And for culture lovers: The city has an impressive programme - from theatre shows to first-class museums like the National Museum.
Find Campsite in South Wales and Book Online
That was a real journey through the highlights of South Wales, wasn't it? There's something for everyone here, whether you're searching for action, relaxation or a mixture of both. Then there's just one thing missing: The right campsite for you!
Don't worry, there are more than enough campsites in South Wales. With the filter function on camping.info it's also really simple to find the campsite that suits your needs best - from dog-friendly and kid-friendly campsites to those suited for a calm camping holiday alone or as a couple.
So what are you waiting for? Grab your tent or your camper and go on the next camping adventure in South Wales!
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