Carmarthenshire Campsites

Ants Hill Caravan Park is sited just outside of Laugharne the home town of Dylan Thoams Boat House. [more]

Tranquil retreat - 5 acre park in rural Welsh countryside

TOURER, TENT, MOTORHOME, SEASONAL PITCH, STATIC PITCH AND CARAVANS FOR SALE

SPECIAL OFFER 7 NIGHTS FOR THE PRICE 0F 6 ~ TOURERS/TENTS/MC’S ALL SEASON

Open 1st March – 31st October

Our park is a tranquil family run peace lovers’ retreat set in five acres of rural Wales, seven miles south of Lampeter in the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains. Easily reached from the A482,... [more]

Rhandirmwyn (pronounced rn-dee-mo-n) means “Valley of the Minerals” and is in an old lead mining area in the Towy Valley. This is a glorious place for wildlife and red kites are regularly seen on Site.

Llandovery, the town nearest to Site, is just over seven miles away. It has a cobbled market square, many old inns, shops, banks and a supermarket. It also has a weekly Country Market. Dinas Nature Reserve is around four miles away. A two-mile trail goes through the reserve and... [more]

Glyn-Coch Craft Centre, Welcome. Glyn-Coch is a small family-run craft centre and woodland walk in the centre of the aptly named Garden of Wales - here, you can see and buy locally produced crafts, have a go at making or decorating your own pots in our pottery, or simply have a nice day out, walking on our two and a half mile woodland walk, and enjoying a pot of tea in our Tea Garden. There are very few rules at Glyn-Coch, though the main rule is that ALL VISITORS MUST HAVE FUN!!
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Erwlon is a family run park with a warm welcome and excellent new facilities including a heated amenity block, family rooms, laundry, super pitches, a motor caravan service point and plenty of landscaped pitches available. Within easy walking distance of the ancient borough of Llandovery and at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, Erwlon is an ideal base for touring, walking or cycling in South West Wales. You can get to all the primary attractions and coastal resorts of South and West Wales... [more]