Luxury Glamping in Wales

From the golden sands of Pembrokeshire's coast to the spectacular Snowdonia Mountains, there are endless possibilities for relaxation, adventure, or whatever you need from a break. Each of the unique places to stay has been personally inspected by our team, ensuring that you'll experience the very best of what glamping in Wales has to offer. Along with our personal recommendations, you'll also find tips on how to make the most of your glamping experience, including suggestions for pubs, paths, boat trips, historic sites, and the best beaches.

If you're looking for a unique family stay, there are options such as a former World War II building or dog-friendly cabins overlooking the coast. Or, if you're seeking a more rugged and secluded experience, you might choose a shepherd's hut nestled in the countryside. No matter what you're looking for, Wales has it all – from mountains inviting adventure to endless valleys and patchwork fields perfect for leisurely rambling.

If you're drawn to the coast, Pembrokeshire is home to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which features 243 square miles of dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and seaside villages. Carmarthenshire, meanwhile, offers a mix of coastal and inland beauty, with the Carmarthen Bay coastline and the Brecon Beacons National Park both providing unique and captivating settings. And, of course, Snowdonia is a must-see for those looking to experience the majesty of the mountains. With Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales and England, and a dizzying landscape full of climbing peaks and glassy lakes, Snowdonia is a visual paradise and offers some of the best hiking trails in the country.

No matter where you choose to go glamping in Wales, you're sure to find a breath-taking and memorable experience. So start planning your Welsh getaway today and discover the vast and enchanting beauty of this stunning country.