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TOP WALES SITES: Forest Fields Caravan & Camping Site

Builth Wells, Powys

Located on a working hill farm, Fforest Fields is in a beautiful, rural location with two lakes, one can be used for swimming and kayaking. There are plenty of walks direct from the campsite through woodland and up to open moors.

There are two areas to the campsite, the original site, with a small mountain stream, has an intimate feel with pitches tucked away and a lot of natural planting. The other field is more open with spectacular views down the valley to the hills beyond. A carbon neutral and award-winning facility provides showers, toilets, family rooms, washing up and drying rooms in a central courtyard area, along with a seasonal café and outdoor seating.

See full listing on page 156, visit the website: fforestfields.co.uk or call 01982 570406.

Islawrffordd Holiday Park

Barmouth, Gwynedd

This family-owned, five-star rated holiday park, situated at the south of the Snowdonia National Park, offers direct beach access, an indoor swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi and the very best in toilet/shower facilities. There’s also a bar/restaurant, amusement arcade, coffee shop, takeaway food and a brand-new play area.

A main attraction is the coast, right next to the touring field. The dog-friendly beach provides opportunity for walks and relaxation, with views to the Llyn peninsula. While Barmouth is just a 10-minute drive away, it is possible at low tide to walk most of the way along the beach into town.

Islawrffordd is ideally situated for walking, sailing, fishing, horse riding and golf at a premier Welsh course, Royal St David’s Golf Club in Harlech, just 15 minutes away.

See full listing on page 154, visit the website: islawrffordd.co.uk or call 01341 247269.

Rhyd Y Galen Caravan & Camping Park

Caernarfon, Gwynedd

Rhyd y Galen is set in 20 acres of farmland and offers visitors a tranquil getaway, whilst being easily accessible and close to the many local attractions. For those who enjoy walking, The Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) Path is just six miles away and the campsite is only just over a mile from the Wales Coast Path. The adrenline-filled fun of Zipworld and the pretty island of Ynys Môn (Anglesey) are a short drive away. A must-visit is the imposing Caernarfon Castle, just 10 minutes' drive away and sitting on the banks of the River Seiont The campsite has very spac

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