Camping Pods in Corwen, Denbighshire

If you’re yearning for a snug hideaway in the woods the family-friendly Nantclimbers Woodland Camping Huts might do the job. This peaceful park provides immaculate, spacious well-maintained mircolodges positioned around a lovely woodland pond.

The serene Weston Pools Village is the ideal spot for anglers seeking a getaway into the lush Shropshire countryside. The lovely site rests on the outskirts of Oswestry, is an hour’s drive away from the outdoorsy adventures in Snowdonia and the Shropshire Hills.

Tucked along the Welsh border amid Shropshire’s romantic hills, crumbling castles and picturesque villages lies the next glampsite for your camping holiday - Castle Farm Holidays.

Treat yourself to a spacious safari tent on the stunning ShropshireWales border at the Sweeney Farm Glamping site. This family-run organic farm rests in the rural landscapes of Shropshire.

Tucked in the glorious, peaceful countryside, Gadlas Park Holiday Cabins provides guests with a cluster of luxury glamping accommodation on the shores of a small fishing lake.

For the perfect dog-friendly pod break bundle your fur baby in the car and rumble over to Archers' Meadow Glamping site. The heated en-suite pods rest amid jaw-dropping sceneries offering guests sweeping views over the Cheshire Plain and the serene rural landscapes of Ellesmere.

If peace, seclusion and spectacular views are on your list of the next camping holiday, pack your bags and zip over to Big Bear Lodge. Ideally positioned between the towns of Oswestry and Shrewsbury.

Pack your next holiday with views, serenity and heaps of nature during your stay at Colemere Caravan Park. The park lies within the picturesque village of Colemere on the south side of the lake on a stunning five-acre garden brimming with wildlife and lovely peaceful walks and beautiful wooded trails within the Wood Lane nature reserve nearby.

Perfectly positioned in the heart of Shropshire, Brook House Farm Camping and Caravan Site is a peaceful, secluded farm site draped along the banks of the sparkling River Severn.

Tucked away in the Welsh-English Border, Wigmore Lakes is a scenic countryside park boasting of two fishing lakes and spectacular views of the Shropshire Hills, and the peaks of Wales.

If you're keen to spend the holidays in the hills, pack your bags and drive over to the scenic Long Mountain Centre and enjoy a serene holiday on the lush greenery of the Shropshire Hills.

The family-run Hadley Park is a serene camping site nestled between England and Wales. Perfectly positioned in the verdant Shropshire countryside, the adult-only campsite is a stone’s throw away from the Shropshire Union Canal and a pleasant jaunt from Whitchurch.

Enjoy a simple yet serene stay at the stunning Alderford Lake set a little jaunt away from the picturesque market town of Whitchurch. The site is the perfect spot for wild swimming.

Savour the simple delights of camping at the peaceful, friendly Dinas Caravan Park and Camping site. This spacious tent and glamping site rests in the village of Llanbedr, in the region of Gwynedd and is the perfect place for countryside rambles and coastal adventures.

Conveniently located just a short walk from the pretty Welsh village sharing the same name, Beddgelert Caravan and Camping Site is an idyllic spot for those keen to escape the humdrum of modern life.

Perfectly placed in the heart of Shropshire, the Camping at West Midlands Showground is a tranquil, family-friendly site draped along the banks of the gleaming River Severn.

Pack the kids in the car and whiz over to the luxury, family-friendly Love2Stay located in the lush Shropshire Hills. The stunning resort extends over a whopping twenty-two acres of verdant rural Shropshire and provides guests with a variety of camping options to suit a wide range of budgets and travel needs.

Pack the kids and the canines in the car and zip over to Woodbatch Camping and Glamping for a memorable escape into the Shropshire Hills. Look forward to a cosy countryside stay peppered with exciting outdoorsy activities like horse riding.

The historic and popular King's Head pub and glamping site derive its name from a time when countless landlords expressed allegiance to the monarchy by adopting a variety of names.

Spread out on seven heavenly acres of its very own woodland, Nyth Robin is a small, friendly camping site set on the fringes of the picturesque fishing village of Aberdovey.