Pitch up for fresh air, mountain views and nights under canvas in Eryri.
Find campsites in Snowdonia (Eryri) for walking holidays, family camping trips and simple weekends outdoors. Browse the existing campsite listings below, then check pitch availability and facilities directly with your chosen site.
A good camping base is about more than the view. Compare the journey to your walks, the shelter around your pitch and the practical comforts you will want after a wet day in the hills.
Camping in Eryri brings you closer to the landscape, from quiet valley mornings to evenings spent planning the next walk. Start with the places you want to explore, then compare established campsites within a realistic driving or public-transport journey. A pitch near one trailhead may be a long way from another part of the national park.
Check whether the site accepts your tent size and whether pitches are allocated or chosen on arrival. Ask about level ground, parking beside the tent, electric hook-up and how far the washrooms are from the camping area. If you are travelling with children or a dog, confirm the relevant site rules before booking.
Hot showers, washing-up areas, drinking water and somewhere to dry wet kit can make a real difference to a longer stay. Facilities vary, so use each listing as a starting point and ask the operator what is available on your dates. Check whether showers, electricity or extra vehicles cost more.
Choose equipment suited to wet and windy conditions and bring a plan for days when the mountains are better admired from below. Keep cooking equipment outside the tent, follow the campsite rules on fires and leave your pitch clean. Book an authorised pitch and ask the landowner before camping elsewhere.
Before travelling, confirm arrival times, access directions and the latest weather forecast. Rural lanes may be narrow, and the most direct route on a map is not always the easiest approach with a fully loaded vehicle.
Booking ahead helps you secure a suitable pitch, particularly for weekends and school holidays. Check directly with the site for availability and minimum stays.
Policies differ between sites. Ask about leads, restricted areas and any additional charge, and plan walks with livestock in mind.
Some sites offer electric hook-up, but it is not included with every pitch. Confirm the pitch type and required equipment before you travel.
Read the booking and cancellation terms, pack appropriate equipment and keep your itinerary flexible. Ask the operator about ground conditions if heavy rain is forecast.
Prefer a roof over your head? Compare other accommodation through our Snowdonia places to stay guide, or plan nearby things to do.
