There is no doubt that Wales is a terrific place to take a glamping break. The combination of wonderful scenery, lots of activities and an ever growing number of classy glamping sites make Wales a winning destination for this type of break.
The full range of glamping possibilities is available here, from classy big yurts to simple but comfortable camping pods. You will also find that there are destinations here to suit whatever you plan to do when you get away. The following are some of the top places to enjoy a glamorous break in Wales.
Cardiff
The magnificent countryside is a huge reason going glamping in Wales but let’s not forget the pleasures of the big city. If you want explore the capital of Wales then you can’t do better than choose a nearby glamping site as your base. The city offers great nightlife, a stunning castle and a lot of big sporting events among its attractions. You might like to look for a site which lets you enjoy some gentle time in the country as well as the possibility of making a trip into Cardiff for some big city fun.
Gywnedd / Snowdonia
The natural wonders of Snowdonia don’t need a great deal of introduction, do they? Suffice to say that if you want to enjoy an active, outdoors type of break while marvelling at spectacular scenery you can do it here. You will find the likes of yurts and camping pods in this area, both of which make excellent places to stay and rest between your hiking, climbing or biking trips around the area. This is definitely a place where being cosy in a nice glamping setting can be surprisingly romantic. There’s more to the North West of Wales than just Snowdonia, though. In Gwynedd you will also find some lovely towns near the sea, historic castles and lots to do. The Hobbit cabins at The Willows is a good example of the type of place you could stay here. If you have been longing to try out a luxurious bell tent then the site at Seithfed Nef is a haven for couples looking to get away from it all for a few days.
Brecon Beacons
The Brecon Beacons National Park is one of those British treasures which everyone should try and visit at least once. If you want a healthy, outdoor stay then you will find caving, mountain biking, horse riding and walking among your options. Of course, the surroundings are incredible and you will want to soak it all up from a glamping site worthy of this very special place.
Powys
On the northern side of the Brecon Beacons you will find Powys. The landscape is generally gentler as you move away from the National Park but that doesn’t take away any of the thrills of exploring it. This part of mid Wales is ideal for family holidays which involve fresh air and exploring. The Kite Hill Yurts site is a great example of a place where you can enjoy a nice touch of luxury but still have an affordable family break at the same time.
Pembrokeshire
The Welsh coastline is also well worth visiting and Pembrokeshire is a fine choice of place to do it. The Pembrokeshire coast includes such delights as Cardigan Bay, where catching a glimpse of a dolphin is an intriguing prospect. The Blue Lagoon water park, the stunning Bosherston Lakes and quaint Caldey Island are among the top places to explore here. Even when you are relatively far from the water you can enjoy watching the wildlife and appreciate the warm local welcome. You will want a comfortable base for this trip and there are plenty of great sites to choose from. For example, Florence Springs is a site with some fantastic yurts which you won’t want to leave at the end of the trip. Another place worth checking out is Cwtch Camp, which is located in 3 acres of woodland in the most delightful settings you can imagine.
