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Places Worth Pulling Over For in Wales.
Community-found places in Wales, shared by van lifers and campervan owners. Honest reviews, real finds.
37 spots
Claerwen Dam - Elan Valley
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Off the main Elan valley track. Rugged and remote
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Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfalls, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant
5.0 ★ (1 review)
One of the Seven Wonders of Wales. Britain's tallest single-drop waterfall, tumbling 73m through a natural rock arch into a perfect valley.
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Montgomery Castle
4.5 ★ (2 reviews)
Ancient ruins of Montgomery Castle and stunning views of Montgomery and Shropshire
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Conwy Falls
A thundering set of falls around a central rock, near Betws-y-Coed.
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Pistyll Cain
A graceful fall in the forest near Ganllwyd.
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Swallow Falls
Snowdonia's most famous and accessible waterfall, near Betws-y-Coed.
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Rhaeadr y Benglog
A rushing fall on the Afon Ogwen below Llyn Ogwen.
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Rhaeadr-y-cwm
A dramatic series of falls in a remote moorland valley.
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Devil's Bridge Falls
Three historic bridges over a 90 metre waterfall gorge. One of Wales' most dramatic natural spots.
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Pen y Fan, Storey Arms
The gateway to Pen y Fan. Even the layby has views worth stopping for.
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Carreg Coetan
A little neolithic dolmen tucked among houses in Newport.
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Pentre Ifan
The finest neolithic burial chamber in Wales.
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Carreg Samson
A dramatically sited cromlech near Abercastle.
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Marloes Sands
A vast, wild beach with dramatic rock formations.
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Ogmore by sea
Fantastic coastal park up. Beach, rock pools, sand dunes
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Lake Vyrnwy
Despite its name, Lake Vyrnwy, is a reservoir built by the Victorians to supply fresh water to Liverpool. It was once a village and you can sometimes see some of it when low water.
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Pen Y Fan
Rolling hills, wild pony's, mountain views
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Hafren Forest (Coedwig Hafren)
Magical forest walk to the source of the river severn. Get past the first 5 mins of boardwalk and hike to the source.
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Snowdon View Point
Stunning by view point of Snowdonias mountain range
GWN-010
Craig Goch dam
Stunning panoramic views across Craig Goch Dam
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Castell Henllys
A reconstructed Iron Age village on its original site.
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Rhaeadr Mawddach
A remote fall in the wooded Coed y Brenin country.
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Fairy Falls
A pretty fall in the village of Trefriw.
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New Quay, Cardigan Bay
Stunning views, shops, boat rides to see the dolphins, and places to take your paddleboard out.
CGN-012
Nantcol Waterfalls
A pair of falls on private farmland near Llanbedr.
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Cymerau Falls
A hidden fall in the Artists' Valley near Machynlleth.
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Pwlldu
A quiet pebble-and-sand cove east of Three Cliffs.
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Caerfai Beach
A small cliff-backed beach near St Davids.
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Abereiddy Bay
A beach with the famous flooded-quarry Blue Lagoon.
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Broad Haven Beach
A broad sandy beach on St Bride's Bay.
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Three Cliffs Corner
A view over Gower's iconic three-peaked cliffs.
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Newport Sands
A wide estuary beach below the Preseli Hills.
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Whitesands Beach
A popular surf beach near St Davids.
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Rhossili Bay Beach
Three miles of golden sand and the Worms Head.
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Cefn Bryn
Gower's 'backbone' ridge with island-wide views.
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Oxwich Beach
A long sweep of sand backed by dunes and woods.
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Barafundle Bay
A golden beach often called Britain's best.
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