Camping in Anglesey
4 campsites, glamping sites and caravan parks
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Anglesey's coastline and quiet farmland make it one of the best-suited parts of Wales for camping and glamping, and the choice on offer reflects that, with 119 sites spread across the island. Pitches range from simple farm fields to well-equipped pods and cabins, so there's plenty of scope whether you want a basic tent spot or somewhere with heating and a proper bed.
Places like Mulberry's Farm, Caeau Crinion and Pen-y-garnedd Farm sit inland among fields and hedgerows, good for those after a settled, rural base. Closer to the sea, sites such as Llanbadrig Holiday Park near Cemaes put you within easy reach of beaches and coastal paths.
Pod-based stays have become a real feature of the island, with The Ring Pub Glamping Pods, Podiau Môn, Cefn Trefor, Pods Pwll Coch and Anglesey Holiday Pods all offering a step up from canvas without losing the outdoor feel. Birdworld Leisure adds a family-friendly option for those wanting attractions on the doorstep.
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Pen Llyn Holidays
A campsite near Newborough
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Swallow Bach
A campsite near Llangefni
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Ty Bugail
A campsite near Llanfaethlu
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Ty Newydd
A campsite near Church Bay
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