Llyn Twr Glas Wild Camp

This lake nestles in the Rhinogydd Badlands, and has a small flat area towards the nothernmost point. The selling point for camping here is the feeling of remoteness, even though you’ll still hear motorbikes on the A470 as it’s barely 5km away.

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Llyn yr Adar

Llyn yr Adar in the Moelwynion is one of the spots I’ve camped in the most often, but it’s unfortunately quite popular as the image above shows. Being located just off Cnicht, it’s a prime spot with plenty of room and a good water supply.

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Afon Rhaeadr Fach

A quiet spot in the North Carneddau that’s ideal for a late start on a Friday night. Great views and a water source nearby makes this a good compromise. Excellent spot for exploring the Carneddau on the following morning.

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Dartmoor

On top of the Hill next to the outcrop. Within the Okehampton range danger areas so check firing times beforehand. Alternative spots to pitch in the vicinity of the Tor or drop down the north side to a flat area closer to the water sources or flat spot close to Sandy Ford (West Okement River).

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Cader Idris Llyn Cau

Dartmoor

Remote spot on a great Tor, just remember to stock up on water before ascending the hill. Always check the Dartmoor Firing times beforehand.

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Cader Idris Llyn Cau

Cwmffynnon and Llyn Cwmffynnon

This lake and cwm is well hidden, yet only minutes walk from the main road. Nestling underneath Glyder Fawr, on the unfashionable southern side, it’s mainly frequented by wild campers and those looking for rougher going. Section arounf the lake are boggy, but still plenty of dry spots to lay your tent. There’s an ascent

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Llyn y Cwn

Located below the steep slopes of Glyder Fawr, this is an idyllic wild camping spot or just a convenient lunch stop on a traverse of the Glyderau. It’s also quite busy!

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