Wales

Holiday cottages Craflwyn Hall, Dinas Emrys, Sygun, Aran, Llety Mawr and Stabl Bach, Gwynedd | © National Trust/Mike Henton

Where history and adventure meet, from castles and captivating coastlines to mountains and waterfalls. Discover almost 100 holiday cottages, four campsites and a selection of bothies and bunkhouses in Wales.

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Home of dramatic mountains, sweeping valleys and world-famous coastline, there's so much to discover on a holiday to Wales. Whatever you feel like doing on your holiday, our self-catering holiday cottages offer the perfect base.

Looking across the old duck pond to Hawthorn Cottage, Ceredigion

New - Hawthorn Cottage, Ceredigion

New in summer 2024, Hawthorn Cottage is a traditional estate-worker’s cottage on the Hafod Estate, with trails from the gate through the valley to views, gardens, falls and views. Sleeps six.

The sitting room at Glan yr Afon, Gwynedd

Recently refurbished - Glan yr Afon, Gwynedd

Enjoy the quiet and views in the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia), with a stream running by and cycling trails all around. Dog friendly. Sleeps five.

The double bedroom at Pant Rhiw Cottage, Gwynedd

Recently refurbished - Pant Rhiw Cottage, Gwynedd

Take in the views across Hell’s Mouth Bay from this cottage on the Plas-yn-Rhiw estate. Dog friendly. Sleeps four.

The dining room at Rhossili Old Rectory, South Wales

Rhossili Old Rectory, on the Gower Peninsula

Stay metres from the beach with panoramic views in this spacious house with light-flooded rooms. Sleeps seven.

The exterior of Treleddyd Fawr Cottage, Pembrokeshire

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Dog-friendly cottages in Wales

Wales is a great place to bring your dog on holiday. Explore dramatic valleys, ancient woodlands and river walks. There are 157 miles of the Welsh coastline in our care. Image: Treleddyd Fawr, Pembrokeshire

The exterior of the cottages at Stackpole, Pembrokeshire

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Large and neighbouring cottages for gathering in Wales

Looking for somewhere for a special occasion? From big houses to properties next door, our large holiday cottages in Wales are perfect for groups of family or friends. Whether it's for a birthday, anniversary or family get-together, these cottages are ideal for your group getaway. Image: Stackpole cottages, Pembrokeshire

The outdoor bath and shower at Cartref, Gwynedd

Tiny cottages in Wales

Mountain views, waterfalls, woodland and wildlife... The location is the star of each of these tiny cottage holidays. Each sleeps up to two guests and has all you need for a simple stay. Image: Cartref, Gwynedd

The exterior of Kymin Round House, Monmouthshire

Cottages with remarkable views in Wales

A castle for two or converted stables looking out on the Wye Valley, a cottage with a garden view of Cemaes Bay, and the only building on world-famous Rhossili Bay... Image: Kymin Round House, Monmouthshire

Rest up in a bothy or bunkhouse to experience the drama of the Welsh landscape and the tranquillity of the outdoors, from Eryri (Snowdonia) to the Gower and Pembrokeshire.

An aerial view of Watkin Bunkhouse, with mountains in the background, Gwynedd

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This spacious bunkhouse is right on the Watkin Path, a challenging eight mile trail to the summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) and back. You'll be surrounded by mountains, lakes, waterfalls and woodland. With plenty of routes in the area for different abilities, this is the perfect base for a walking weekend or longer holiday exploring Eryri (Snowdonia). Dog friendly. Sleeps 22.

The exterior of Cwm Ivy Lodge Bunkhouse, Wales

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Bunkhouses offer simple self-catering accommodation for large groups in locations perfect for outdoor adventures. Image: Cwm Ivy Lodge Bunkhouse, Gower

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Bothies are rustic buildings offering an indoor camping experience in the heart of walking country. We have two bothies in Eryri (Snowdonia). Image: Beudy'r Gelli Bothy, Gwynedd

There are four campsites in Wales - Gupton Farm by the big surf beach at Freshwater West, Hafod Y Llan in the foothills of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Dolaucothi Caravan and Motorhome Park near a goldmine with history going back to the Romans and Llanborth Campervan Site near Penbryn beach. Llanborth is open all year, while the other three will reopen in spring. Book now to secure your pitch.

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A view of the beach by Gupton Farm Campsite

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Camping in Wales in 2025

Find out more about National Trust campsites in Wales... Image: Freshwater West by Gupton Farm Campsite and Gupton Farm Surf Lodge, Pembrokeshire

Llanborth Campervan Site, Ceredigion, Wales

Winter campervan holidays by Penbryn beach

At Llanborth Campervan Site in West Wales, you'll find five pitches a short walk from the beach. Llanborth is open year round, offering coastal walks and dark skies for stargazing.

Enjoy idyllic landscapes and cosy cottages tucked away in the mountains, or seaside retreats for a bit of family fun. Find the perfect holiday at one of our holiday cottages around the country.

A large private garden with mature trees surrounds Egryn, Wales

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North Wales

Mountainous backdrops, rocky bays, golden beaches and sweeping farmland... From traditional stone houses, white-washed beach retreats and woodland chalets, there's a cottage for every type of holiday. Explore Eryri (Snowdonia), Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula. Image: Egryn

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South Wales

Green valleys, undulating hills and a wild coastline...Explore the Gower peninsula and the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons). Image: Rhossili Old Rectory

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West Wales

Pembrokeshire is the UK's only coastal national park, with some of the world's best beaches. Cardigan Bay is a bit further north and a great place for spotting bottlenose doplhins. Image: Treleddyd Fawr Cottage

Wales is a haven for outdoor active holidays. Hike to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), the highest peak in Wales, kayak along the stunning coastline, or find the best surfing spots for a thrilling getaway.

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