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Llandudno Camping | Campsites in Llandudno, North Wales

Llandudno Camping

Whether it's riding the old tram to the top of the Great Orme or strolling on the old promenade with an ice-cream in hand, Llandudno is perhaps North Wales's most iconic seaside resort and from the old pier to the Victorian town houses, it hasn't lost any of its charm. Discover the best campsites in the area with our recommended collection of places to pitch.

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The Cabins Conwy The Cabins Conwy, The Studio, Llangelynin, Conwy LL32 8TY

The Cabins Conwy

Conwy, Conwy, North Wales
Available: 2 Cabins
Trwyn Yr Wylfa Caravan & Camping Site Trwyn-Yr-Wylfa, Conway Old Road, Penmaenmawr, Conwy LL34 6SF

Trwyn Yr Wylfa Caravan & Camping Site

Penmaenmawr, Conwy, North Wales
Available: 15 Pitches
Maes-y-Bryn Campsite Maes-y-Bryn Campsite, Carmel, Llanrwst, Conwy LL26 0NT

Maes-y-Bryn Campsite

Llanrwst, Conwy, North Wales
Available: 1 Tipi 1 Cabin

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Camping and glamping in Llandudno

The seaside resort of Llandudno has been attracting families on holiday for generations and with good reason. It’s an elegant seaside resort with a fantastic beach and plenty of attractions all surrounded by beautiful countryside. Not only that but it’s also just a few miles north of the mountains of Snowdonia. All in all it’s a fantastic base for any holiday but with so much of what’s good about it in the great outdoors, camping and glamping in Llandudno just makes sense. There are plenty of places to pitch up in the area around this seaside town but our collection only features places that we have hand-picked. Sometimes it’s a classic campsite for tents only, sometimes it’s a glamping site with bell tents, yurts, shepherds’ huts and more. Whichever way you choose to stay, camping and glamping give you the chance to really immerse yourself in the scenery of North Wales - whether it’s views of the sea or mountain vistas.

Things to do in Llandudno

Llandudno’s Pier is the longest in Wales so a stroll along it is almost obligatory on a visit to the town. With amusements, ice cream sellers and shops as well as magnificent views, it’s a lovely way to while away an hour or two. The pier stretches out from Llandudno’s North Beach, a sand and shingle expanse backed by a promenade of Victorian buildings. It’s a great place for paddling, swimming and sandcastle building. At either end of the beach are the twin headlands of Great and Little Orme. Great Orme is home to Great Orme Country Park, a lovely place for a walk with stunning views out to sea from its 679-foot summit. If you don’t fancy the walk there’s a scenic cable car ride that’s been whisking visitors up to the top since 1969.

Further out of town you can visit the the Welsh Mountain Zoo in nearby Colwyn Bay or the lovely National Trust Bodnant Gardens. There’s plenty of outdoor fun in Snowdonia National Park and the gateway town of Betws-y-Coed is just 19 miles from Llandudno and a great place to find out about the area. Walking, climbing, zip-lining, mountain-biking and more are all easy to find and there are plenty of tourist attractions too.