Campsites in Anglesey are a superb way to experience the best of North Wales. Anglesey is known for some of the finest landscapes in the UK.

Choosing campsites in Anglesey means you can see breathtaking landscape, be next to wildlife, stroll through forests, rolling hills and Anglesey’s famous sublime, gentle beaches. You will be in the ancient, last home of the Druids. There are numerous Druid sacred places scattered over Anglesey. You will be near Snowdonia national park, medieval castles and never too far from somewhere great to eat in Anglesey if you fancy a change of pace. Anglesey is a splendid holiday for nature lovers, history enthusiasts and good fun.

To get the very best from your camping experience you must remember two very important things: Location & Equipment.

It is important to choose your camp site location carefully. It must be safe and secure. It is ideal if it is slightly sheltered from the elements in case of a dramatic change in weather conditions. Be aware of the terrain for safety and comfort reasons. For walking or camping purposes recognise your limits and choose terrain you know you can handle. When camping near water, be sure that you are not positioned so close that you might float off if the tide comes in. Choosing a professionally run campsite will make your holiday safer.  

If you don’t bring suitable equipment it could put a crimp in your camping fantasy. You should never go camping without a first aid kit! Torches are very useful where ever you are staying and don’t forget the batteries! Water, food, a tent, sleeping bags and tent hooks will be useful depending on what kind of camping holiday you want e.g. tent or caravan. If you take any medication double check you have packed it. Sensible clothes and walking boots are vital. Bring extra clothes and warm clothes in case of weather change. If it is summer pack sun cream just to be safe.

If you are wondering why you should choose camping over a hotel then the answer is easy. In a world where life and nature are ever more encroached upon by cities and technology camping lets you remember what is really out there. It is important to make the most of our natural world while we still have it. Camping in Wales is fun and safe if you are sensible and it is definitely a family friendly holiday.