Campsites with private bathrooms near Conwy

Conwy hoards a sandy campsite-dotted coast, mountains perfect for hiking, and inland surfing.

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9 top campsites in Conwy with a private bathroom

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Mynydd Derwydd Wildcamping

7 units · Tents300 acres · Corwen, Wales
Adventurous mountain-top camping on a hill farm in North Wales
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Woody's Glamping

3 units · Glamping4 acres · England
Year-round dog-friendly glamping with lovely hosts and hot tubs in North Wales
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£145
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Golwg y mêl Glamping Pod

1 unit · Glamping4 acres · England
Luxurious and private Glamping pod with spectacular views of Snowdonia. Full central heating Toilet and shower Kitchen area Separate bedroom with bunk beds Double bed Enclosed garden area. Games Friendly Donkeys, goats & sheep.
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Pentre Du Camping Club

33 units · Tents60 acres · Colwyn Bay, Conwy, North Wales
Simply good camping with campfires allowed near Colwyn Bay
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Camp Llandudno

80 units · Tents6 acres · Llandudno, Wales
Old-school camping in an excellent location near the Llandudno seaside and Great Orme
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The Cabins Conwy

3 units · Glamping1 acre · Conwy, North Wales
Eco-friendly cabins in a wild, riverside setting, with views of the Carneddau Mountains
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Y Llew Bach Cottage

1 unit · Glamping1 acre · Gwytherin, Wales
Y Llew Bach is a our one bedroom 300 year old cottage ideal for couples and friends. The double bed is upstairs and we have a small double sofa bed for 1 adult or 2 children downstairs. Next door, open 4 nights a week is our quiet country pub The Lion Inn serving amazing homemade food and takeaway pizzas. Deep in the Welsh countryside situated on The Pilgrims Way, we offer spectacular views within easy reach of Snowdonia and the Welsh coast. Local attractions include Zip World, Betws-Y-Coed, Conwy, lots of castles and Beautiful beaches. We offer lots of home comforts, including a super comfy double bed with TV/DVD player on the mezzanine level where although there is restricted headroom, the view is definately worth it! Downstairs there is a small sofa bed and tea and coffee making facilities, fridge, microwave and toaster, plates and cutlery provided and ensuite shower room. Towels and bedding also provided. Easy to find, we have one parking space next to Y LLew Bach and plenty of space for another car opposite. We're surrounded by fields, sheep, cows and the odd pheasant and we're very dog friendly. Please note there are no shops in the village, though there is a little hut Y Cwt which stocks fresh eggs, milk, yogurts, ice cream and cakes and is just a short walk from thr cottage. The nearest small shop is 10 minutes away in the local town of Llanwrst offers a supermarket, take aways and cafes, a lovely river and even a swimming pool!
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Hollow Oak Glamping

2 units · Glamping1 acre · Abergele, Conwy, North Wales
Handcrafted huts on a working farm, 10 minutes from the coast and 30 minutes from Snowdonia National Park
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£123
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2 Luxury Hapus Yurts & Barn Kitchen

1 unit · Glamping20 acres · Abergele, Wales
A tranquil hideaway full of love, unique quirkiness and peace. Tucked away in the ancient woodland of the Conwy valley you will find Hapus Yurt. A peaceful glamping site, that includes two yurts, a converted barn, a cabin and wonderful grounds. Staying here you will feel a real sense of Welsh wilderness this remote location is only a short drive away from Snowdonia, the coast, historic towns, urban life and local castles. All year round Hapus Yurt is the perfect place to stay and relax with friends and loved ones, from summer days spent by the seaside followed by evenings in the garden under the stars, to mountain walks and winter evenings cozying up by the wood burning stoves in the yurt, Hapus Yurt is an unforgettable home from home. Come and visit our happy place in an ancient, undisturbed valley full of woodland and goodwill.
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Campsites with private bathrooms near Conwy guide

Overview

Camping in Conwy ticks a lot of boxes. Want a relaxing seaside staycation? Check. Fancy an active outdoorsy holiday in a national park? Check. Need some time away from work, a cultural escape, or a digital detox? Check, check, check. The county of Conwy sits on the North Welsh Coast and includes the seaside resort of Llandudno, the Carneddau Mountains of Snowdonia, and the World Heritage-listed Conwy Castle among its treasures. This heady mix means Conwy has an all-round appeal, so however you like to spend your days camping, you’ll probably find it here. What constitutes the best campsite in Conwy will be down to individual taste, of course, but thanks to the variety of landscapes and camping options on offer, you should find something to suit. If you’re a back-to-basics camper who just needs somewhere to rest your head after a day’s climbing, hiking, or biking, there are plenty of traditional campsites, some near the peaks. But you don’t have to rough it if you’d prefer a spot where you can hire a fire pit to toast marshmallows and take advantage of sociable spaces.

Family camping in Conwy

North Wales is a great destination for a family camping holiday, and Conwy is an absolute winner. It doesn’t matter how old your kids are—there’s plenty to do for all ages. Swimming in the sea, climbing mountains, visiting castles, and riding on heritage railways are just some of the family-friendly activities on offer, and that’s before taking into account the joy of camping itself. Plenty of campsites cater specifically to families with play equipment and facilities to keep things simple for mum and dad—think family bathrooms and baby change facilities. If these are important to you, look out for them at the time of booking to make sure you know what to expect.

Where to go

Conwy Bay

Conwy Bay runs from the Great Orme headland above Llandudno, curving southwest via Conwy and Llanfairfechan, then northeast along the east coast of the Isle of Anglesey. It’s a seaboard of huge interest, with UNESCO-listed fortresses at Conwy and Beaumaris on Anglesey, vast sandy beaches such as at Penmaenmawr, and the important bird reserve of Lavan Sands. Llandudno’s pier and Victorian promenade offer plenty of traditional seaside fun, along with access to natural beauty at the Great Orme Country Park. Plus, the long-distance Wales Coast Path runs all along the shore, and there are several campsites along the Penmaenmawr and Llanfairfechan coast.

Dyffryn Conwy

Coiling south of Conwy is Dyffryn Conwy, the verdant valley cut by the River Conwy. This wood-carpeted area sports excellent campsites at pretty spots like Caerhun and Trefriw, while Snowdonia’s big peaks dominate to the west. Handsome Llanwrst and outdoors hub Betws-y-Coed are the major settlements along the river. Highlights for the active include scenic walking and Zip World’s woodland adrenaline rushes from ziplines to an alpine rollercoaster. You might think you’d need to head back to the coast to ride the waves, but you can also find the world’s only artificial lagoon surfing at Adventure Parc Snowdonia.

Northern Snowdonia

The mountains behind Conwy are even more dramatic than the town’s medieval architecture and striking coastal location, comprising the northern reaches of Snowdonia National Park. The epic cross-country Cambrian Way, traversing Wales’ mountainous spine down to Cardiff, leads right up into it from town, and almost half of Conwy county sits within the park. Its mountainous terrain makes it a fantastic place for walking, running, climbing, horse-riding, caving, mountain biking and more. Constituting all uplands north of the Betws-y-Coed-Bethesda A5 road, Northern Snowdonia’s big features are the peaks of the Carneddau range—a hillwalking heaven. Camp along the upland’s eastern edge, south from Conwy, at villages like Caerhun.

When to go

Conwy is great to visit year-round. Yet some campers opt to visit between April and September for the best chance of fair weather, and to find the greatest number of campsites open. Conwy gets very busy in July and August with the school holiday rush, while May is often best for hiking before summer’s crowds arrive. August and September see the warmest seawater temperatures.

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