Coastal campsites in North Wales

Winding its way through jagged sea cliffs, golden beaches, and windswept headlands, the 370-mile-long coastline of North Wales provides some spectacular terrain for beach camping. Whether you’re hiking or cycling parts of the 75-mile North Wales Way, exploring the historic towns and bird-watching hotspots of Anglesey Island, or hopping between blue flag beaches in the Llŷn Peninsula Area of Natural Beauty, there are plenty of ways to take your camping coastal. Coastal campgrounds range from family-friendly holiday parks with full hookups, hardstanding sites, and full amenities to luxury glamping sites or private Hipcamps set in remote off-the-beaten-track destinations. Park your caravan or motorhome at a seafront Hipcamp, rent a glamping pod or bell tent along the coast of Snowdonia National Park, or pitch your tent along a wild stretch of coastline. The highlight is the location: many lie within walking distance of the beach or provide direct access to coastal walking trails.