Wales in Campervan

pommers

Hi, we are heading to Wales Monday Morning from Rosslare, so basically just looking for some advice on what campsites to stay in have never been!! There is 6 of us, myself the husband and the 2 kids aged 2yrs and 5yrs, and also have my mam and dad, but they are happy to go with what we want, and we just want somewhere the kids will be happy:D Looking to get a park in but not essential!

Any advice would really be welcome,have looked up on line but nice to hear from people that have been:)

Thanks in advance!

munsterabu

hello,
we(2 of us plus our 2 kids 3yr old and 5yr old) were in wales (north wales) for week back in june, really enjoyed our stay...we also brought the camper over to holyhead stayed at a Haven holiday park (Hafan-y-mor) every thing was laid out for us worked out about £118 for 7 nights in touring part of park, close to Snowdonia national park bring you're bikes with you and have a blast. [http://http://www.haven.com/parks/north-wales/hafan-y-mor/index.aspxSad to say it but Irish parks are so overpriced and facilities are not far off wild camping in a lot of Irish parks we visited over last 6 years compared to what you get in wales for less.[/COLOR]

pommers

That looks like an amazing park, but cant see anywhere to book a campervan in touring, did ye book by phone or did ye just arrive and get accomadation? Don't seem to show any touring only chalets on there site, they do take campervans yeah? Thanks.

pommers

oops just found the touring and camping:o thanks, going to maybe book if anything available:D

pommers

Just booked Wales park link below, the one you suggested was fully booked and we got the last one here, busy time so glad we booked!!

http://www.haven.com/touring-camping/campsites/south-wales/kiln-park/index.aspx

munsterabu

Hello again Apologies for not replying only checked in now. Enjoy you're holidays while there maybe try this http://www.festrail.co.uk/main.shtml
we missed out saw it on our last day..... but 1 for the future..

clionaricho

Just back from Wales and stayed one (and one night only) in a campsite/field in CrossHands, near Carmathen. It was quite a clean site with little on it though, playground was minimal and there were signs everywhere with various different rules that were unnessecary. Anyway suffice to say he was the unfriendliest man ever and was rude to the extreme. It cost £26 for the night for 2 adults and 2 children. Believe me avoid this place if possible

boatbuilder

I know its too late now, but the place to go in South Wales in the Gower Peninsula. Loads of great beaches and loads of camp sites. Theres one at Oxwich, which is overlooking Oxwich beach (voted most beuatiful beach in Britain).