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South Wales District Association
Croeso cynnes i chi i Dde Cymru
A warm welcome to you in South Wales
Relaxed camping, great locations, and friendly faces wherever you pitch up.
Members from all District Associations are always welcome to join us.
Camping with South Wales DA is about good company, shared experiences and time spent in great places.
Photo: South Wales DA at The Royal Welsh Showgrounds, Builth Wells. Courtesy: Darren WilliamsCamping with us is simple and relaxed
✔ You must be a Camping & Caravanning Club member
✔ Most meets are turn up. No booking required (unless stated)
✔ Fees vary by meet. Check event details
✔ Stay for a night, or for the full meet
How to join us
Check the Events page and choose a meet that suits you.
If it isn’t a booked meet, you can arrive on site and speak to the steward, who will guide you where to pitch.
If a meet requires booking, details will be provided on the event listing when booking opens.
Do I need to be a member?
To camp with South Wales DA, you’ll need to be a member of The Camping and Caravanning Club.
If you’re not yet a member, you can join online using the button below, or speak to the steward on arrival at one of our Temporary Holiday Sites.
Not a member? Join the club today…
As soon as you join, you’ll be assigned to a District Association (DA) based on your home postcode, shown on your membership card.
You’re not limited to that DA. You’re free to camp with any District Association, Region or Special Interest Section across the UK.
Join The Camping and Caravanning Club today to benefit from over 100 years of expertise, exclusive member discounts and access to affordable camping across the UK.
Who we are
South Wales DA is a District Association of The Camping and Caravanning Club, run by members for members.
We organise affordable weekend meets, Temporary Holiday Sites (THSs) and occasional themed events across South Wales and beyond, offering a simple and relaxed way to camp throughout the year.
Our meets range from quiet countryside stays to more social weekends, with something to suit every style of camping.
Everything is organised by volunteers who give their time to keep the DA running and make sure everyone feels welcome.
All of our meets are open to members of the Camping and Caravanning Club, whether you’re local or visiting from another area.
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Why Camp With South Wales DA?
Relaxed, informal camping, with many meets you can simply turn up to
Camp across South Wales and beyond, from coast to countryside
Affordable rates, typically charged per unit rather than per person
A mix of quiet weekends and more social meets throughout the year
Run by volunteers, creating a genuinely friendly and welcoming atmosphere
Themed meets throughout the year, including Easter, Halloween and Christmas
Come along and experience camping with South Wales DA for yourself.
Good to Know Before You Arrive
To help everyone enjoy their stay, please keep the following in mind when camping with South Wales DA.
Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a lead (maximum 2m) on the camping field and any mess cleaned up.
Please drive slowly on site (max 5 mph) and follow any guidance from the steward when pitching.
Quiet time is after 11pm so everyone can enjoy a peaceful night.
Generators can only be used between 11am to 12pm and 5pm to 6pm.
Most meets provide basic facilities, so please come prepared to be self-sufficient.
If you are unsure about anything when you arrive, simply speak to the steward who will be happy to help.
Photo: Charlie – Assistant WebmasterExplore our Meets
Find weekend camping events across South Wales, from short weekend meets to longer stays throughout the year.
Types of meets
We run a mix of meets throughout the year, from short weekend breaks to longer stays.
Weekend meets
Short, informal camping meets, usually from Friday to Sunday (sometimes up to five nights).
Relaxed and easy to attend
Minimal facilities
Stay for one night or the full weekend
Some are quiet, others more social
Temporary Holiday Sites
Longer stays in popular locations, usually running between five and twenty-eight nights.
Stay for any length of time within the dates
Pay only for the nights you stay
Pitches allocated on arrival
Can be busy during peak periods
Themed Meets
Meets with a social element, often around bank holidays.
Activities, games or shared events
More social atmosphere
No pressure to take part
Booked Meets
Some meets require booking due to limited space or higher demand.
Booking details released in advance
Limited pitches available
Waiting lists may apply
We aim to keep booked meets to a minimum, as they require additional organisation and are run by volunteers with full-time jobs.
Additional Information
DA camping provides essential facilities only, so you will need to be self-sufficient for sanitation, cooking, heating, and lighting.
Fresh drinking water and a toilet waste disposal point will always be available.
Cash is preferred as card facilities are not always available on site. Booked meets must be paid for in advance.
Useful Apps & Links
Find campsites and meets across the UK using the Siteseeker and Out & About apps.
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South Wales DA (South Wales District Association of The Camping and Caravanning Club)
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