Wales, the land of dragons and Celtic myths, and the original King Arthur story.

It's also the home of dramatic mountain ranges and coastlines, so there are lots of places to get outside and stay! :-)

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Penisarlon Farm is a small campsite with spectacular panoramic sea views.

The campsite is dog-friendly (must be on leads at all times).

The farm has large open areas with donkeys, ponies, hens (free-range eggs available) ducks and geese. 

It is close to several local beaches, and also a central location for that is close to most tourist attractions. It is also close to Mount Snowdon. 

Visit Penisarlon Farm for a back-to-basics camping family holiday fun.

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Gwynedd (<a href="https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/gwynedd" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">pronounced Gwi-neth</a>) is in the North West of Wales and covers a large part of the Snowdonia National Park as well as the <a title="" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ll%C5%B7n_Peninsula" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Llyn Peninsula.</a>

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<TextLight>Photo: Lake Bala in Gwynedd at Sunset</TextLight>

Gwynedd (<a href="https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/gwynedd" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">pronounced Gwi-neth</a>) is in the North West of Wales and covers a large part of the Snowdonia National Park as well as the <a title="" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ll%C5%B7n_Peninsula" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Llyn Peninsula.</a>

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Photo: Lake Bala in Gwynedd at Sunset

Gwynedd

Aberafon campsite sits on the North Wales coast on the Llyn Peninsula, between Caernarfon and Pwllheli, with direct access to the beach.

Note: Due to restricted access, Aberafon campsite cannot accommodate  Caravans or Motorhomes over 7.5 Metres.

Aberafon Campsite

Black Rock Sands Camping and Touring Park is nestled behind the sand dunes right next to Black Rock Sands beach, with direct access to the beach from the campsite.

Black Rock Sands Camping and Touring Park

Not far from the town of Porthmadog in North Wales is Haven's Greenacres Holiday Park, right next to the large sandy beaches of Black Rock Sands.

Stay in one of the many static caravan models, or bring your own caravan or motorhome and stay in the touring area (but note, there are no tent pitches at Greenacres). 

The park also has a heated indoor pool and outdoor splash zone, as well as nature activities, bowling, arcardeds, and entertainment, as well as the Mash and Barrel pub and Papa Johns pizza.

Greenacres Holiday Park

The Beddgelert Campsite is nestled among the trees just outside the village of Beddgelert in the heart of Snowdonia - just a ten-minute drive to Mount Snowdon.

Beddgelert Campsite

Shell Island is off the coast of North Wales and is only accessible during low-tide over a causeway.  It's one of the largest campsites in the UK.

Note that caravans cannot stay at Shell Island, and there is no Electric Hook-up, though they can charge leisure batteries.
Phone charging is available in the Shop (for a fee).

Shell Island Campsite

This is the summit of Snowdon - Yr Wyddfa, which is part of the Gwynedd 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge, and the Wales 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge.

Snowdon - Yr Wyddfa

Dinas Caravan Park is a small friendly site with only 8 static caravans, 30 camping pitches and two glamping bell tents tucked away in the foothills of the Rhinog mountains but just over three miles to some fabulous beaches.

Kids love the tree swings; building dens in the woods or dams in the stream, cycling around the campsite and along the quiet lane to a large Lake at the end of the valley. We also have a Canadian canoe for hire on our small lake or you may bring your own inflatable.

Campers usually pitch around the perimeter of the upper field leaving a large open space in the middle for ball games, flying kites or throwing a frisbee. Parents can join in or watch their children enjoying the freedom, fresh air and open space.

A walk to the top of The Rock is a must-do or take advantage of our walking leaflets to Peacock farm, Nantcol waterfalls, the Pub walk to Llanbedr village and the Ice cream walk to Harlech. There is a fantastic choice of days out from spending the day collecting shells and building sandcastles at a choice of glorious sandy beaches or visiting Harlech Castle just three miles away and much, much more.

Dinas Caravan Park

This is the summit of Crib y Ddysgl, which is part of the Gwynedd 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

Crib y Ddysgl

Nantcol Waterfalls has seven acres of flat camping pitches right next to the river, with waterfalls just a short walk up from the campsite. 
As well as camping, glamping and cottages are available.

Rhaeadr Nantcol Waterfalls Campsite

You start on the Pyg Track from the Pen-y-Pass car park. 
As you stand in the car park and face the mountain, the Pyg Track is the route on the right. (The one on the left is the Minor's path). 

The Pen-y-pass car park gets full early. It's also quite expensive to park there. 
However, there's an alternate car park further down the road, which was £5 all day when we parked there (April 17).
You will need to bring coins for the parking meter. 

A bus runs from this alternate car park (£1 a child; £1.50 an adult). However, this only runs at certain times and only every hour. 
Alternatively, there are usually taxis available. It cost us £8 to get to Pen-y-pass, only a little more than the bus ticket for all of us, and we didn't have to hang around waiting.

We have walked the Pyg track a few times, and I prefer it to ascend over the Minor's track, as you get to take in some magnificent views as you climb. 
The Pyg Track is a steady climb all the way. The Miner's track is a more shallow gradient until the end, where you then have a brutal climb to the summit. 

Be prepared for the mountain weather. Although this track is well marked, there are some areas that could be difficult to pick through when in a thick cloud, and very slippy when wet (and frozen). 

There are many (read MANY) steps cut into the rock on this route. However, some of these steps are quite big. 
As you get higher up the mountain, the steps disappear, and you have to scramble over some boulders. 

If the weather is good, this is a path that families take. You'll see many kids walking this route. 

Take it steady, check the mountain forecast, and be prepared.

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