Woodland camping near Southport

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Looking for a forest camping spot around Southport? You’ve got over 190 options that put you right in the woods—think tall trees, mossy footpaths, and the scent of pine needles after rain. Pitch your tent or roll up in your caravan for as little as £18 a night, with the average site around £59. Campfires are allowed at many sites, and you’ll find proper toilets, plus lots of pet-friendly spots, so the dog can come along. Top picks include The Damson Shepherd's Hut (38 reviews), Woodsworth Exploring (35 reviews), and Baystone Bank Farm Campsite (30 reviews). Most sites back onto walking trails or streams—perfect for hiking, fishing, or a quick swim if you’re brave. Facilities are simple and well-kept. Just remember to pack out your own rubbish. If you want forest, Southport delivers.

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Coed Obry

19. Coed Obry

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105km from Southport · 4 units · Tents, Motorhomes · Wales
Coed Obry is a 5.5 acre private woodland on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. It has its own private gated access from the road and a 50m track leads from the A 4085 to a small car park for 5 vehicles. Paths lead from there to the caravan, bunkhouse, camping areas. There is a compost toilet block and sink (cold water tap) in the centre of the wood shared by all visitors. The notice board in the car park provides visitors with maps, photos and information about the wood, and there are laminated maps showing the routes of around 30 local walks which visitors are welcome to borrow during their stay. Canoe, kayaks and paddle boards are available to hire in Coed Obry and there are several fire pits with seasoned firewood for sale. There is no mains water so visitors are requested to bring their own drinking water, but rain water harvesting systems provide water for washing. Nearby there are several outstanding beaches within 1-3 miles and there is good access to the mountains of Snowdonia; the Afon Dwyryd provides an excellent sheltered river/estuary for canoeing and paddle boarding; the slate quarries and tourist attractions of Blaenau Ffestiniog, rock climbing at Tremadog (2 miles); spectacular waterfalls at Croesor (1 mile); the Ffestiniog Narrow Gauge Railway (0.5 miles); the Glaslyn Osprey Centre (1 mile); several shops, restaurants, hostelries and Spar shop in Penrhyndeudraeth (1 mile); three large supermarkets and a regional shopping centre in Porthmadog (2.5 miles).
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£6
 / night

Looking for a forest camping spot around Southport? You’ve got over 190 options that put you right in the woods—think tall trees, mossy footpaths, and the scent of pine needles after rain. Pitch your tent or roll up in your caravan for as little as £18 a night, with the average site around £59. Campfires are allowed at many sites, and you’ll find proper toilets, plus lots of pet-friendly spots, so the dog can come along. Top picks include The Damson Shepherd's Hut (38 reviews), Woodsworth Exploring (35 reviews), and Baystone Bank Farm Campsite (30 reviews). Most sites back onto walking trails or streams—perfect for hiking, fishing, or a quick swim if you’re brave. Facilities are simple and well-kept. Just remember to pack out your own rubbish. If you want forest, Southport delivers.

98% (324)

Top-rated campgrounds

Coed Obry

19. Coed Obry

100%
(5)
105km from Southport · 4 units · Tents, Motorhomes · Wales
Coed Obry is a 5.5 acre private woodland on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. It has its own private gated access from the road and a 50m track leads from the A 4085 to a small car park for 5 vehicles. Paths lead from there to the caravan, bunkhouse, camping areas. There is a compost toilet block and sink (cold water tap) in the centre of the wood shared by all visitors. The notice board in the car park provides visitors with maps, photos and information about the wood, and there are laminated maps showing the routes of around 30 local walks which visitors are welcome to borrow during their stay. Canoe, kayaks and paddle boards are available to hire in Coed Obry and there are several fire pits with seasoned firewood for sale. There is no mains water so visitors are requested to bring their own drinking water, but rain water harvesting systems provide water for washing. Nearby there are several outstanding beaches within 1-3 miles and there is good access to the mountains of Snowdonia; the Afon Dwyryd provides an excellent sheltered river/estuary for canoeing and paddle boarding; the slate quarries and tourist attractions of Blaenau Ffestiniog, rock climbing at Tremadog (2 miles); spectacular waterfalls at Croesor (1 mile); the Ffestiniog Narrow Gauge Railway (0.5 miles); the Glaslyn Osprey Centre (1 mile); several shops, restaurants, hostelries and Spar shop in Penrhyndeudraeth (1 mile); three large supermarkets and a regional shopping centre in Porthmadog (2.5 miles).
Pets
Campfires
Showers
from 
£6
 / night

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