Wales
Van Life Campsites in Anglesey
Anglesey (Ynys Môn) is connected to mainland Wales by the Menai Strait — two bridges give access to an island with an exceptional 200km coastal path, some of Wales's best beaches, and a gentler, more pastoral character than the Snowdonian mountains visible across the water.
The Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path is arguably the finest coastal walking circuit in Wales, and farm sites positioned along it allow van lifers to walk sections day by day. Newborough Forest — a large Forestry Wales plantation above Newborough Warren and beach — has one of Wales's finest natural beaches in the dunes and a campsite that welcomes vans.
Holy Island on Anglesey's west coast has the most dramatic scenery: South Stack lighthouse on its sea-cliff perch, the bouldering mecca of Holyhead Mountain, and the pilgrimage church on the summit. Several farm sites on Holy Island are among the most atmospheric on Anglesey.
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Anglesey lanes can be narrow but generally manageable for vans up to 7m. The A55 expressway provides fast access from the mainland. Avoid arriving on the A5 through Bangor in summer — the Britannia Bridge gets very congested.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there van-friendly campsites on Holy Island, Anglesey?
Several farm sites on Holy Island near Holyhead welcome vans and provide a good base for South Stack and Holyhead Mountain walking. Most are accessible from the A5 and suitable for vans up to 7m.