Trawsdir Static Caravan Hire

A Five-Star Touring and Camping Park near Barmouth

Trawsdir is a multi-award-winning, five-star touring and camping park set in glorious scenery near Barmouth, within Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Immaculately run by the same family, it enjoys sweeping views over Cardigan Bay and across to the Llŷn Peninsula, and makes a top-quality, dog-friendly base for a holiday where the mountains meet the sea. Whether you are touring with a caravan or motorhome, pitching a tent or trying a glamping pod, this is camping done to a very high standard.

The park

Trawsdir offers spacious touring and camping pitches along with glamping pods for those who fancy a little more comfort without the kit. Everything is kept to a five-star standard, in a peaceful setting that lives up to its “area of outstanding natural beauty” surroundings. It is the kind of place that draws people back year after year — well cared for, beautifully positioned and genuinely relaxing, with the coast and the hills equally within reach.

Facilities and the welcome

On-site facilities include a shop and reception, clean modern toilets and showers, a launderette, a children’s play area and a dedicated dog-walking field — Trawsdir is proudly dog-friendly, so the whole family can come along. The combination of high standards, helpful owners and a stunning location is what earns the park its loyal following and its top grading. It is an easy, well-run base from which to explore this beautiful stretch of the Welsh coast.

At a glance

• Five-star, family-run touring and camping park
• Touring and camping pitches plus glamping pods
• Shop, launderette, showers, play area and a dog-walking field
• Dog-friendly
• Views over Cardigan Bay and the Llŷn Peninsula, near Barmouth

Barmouth and the Mawddach

Trawsdir sits just north of Barmouth, the cheerful seaside town where the broad Mawddach estuary meets the sea beneath a backdrop of mountains. Barmouth has a long sandy beach, a working harbour and a famous Victorian railway viaduct, and the steep Panorama Walk above the town rewards you with sweeping views over the water and the hills. For more on the area and other places to stay, see our guide to Barmouth accommodation.

Exploring the area

From Trawsdir you can pick up the level, scenic Mawddach Trail, which follows the estuary all the way to the market town of Dolgellau — wonderful for walking or cycling. The brooding mountain of Cadair Idris rises to the south for keen hillwalkers, while the mountain-bike trails at Coed y Brenin are a short drive inland. With beaches, estuary, mountains and forest all close at hand, there is something here for every kind of holidaymaker.

Good to know

A consistently five-star grading is hard-won for a holiday park, and it tends to reflect the things that really matter on a camping or touring trip: spotless facilities, well-kept grounds, good drainage and a genuine welcome. Trawsdir’s position is a big part of the appeal too, with sea views over Cardigan Bay on one side and the mountains of Snowdonia behind — a rare combination that lets you mix beach days with proper hill walking. The glamping pods are a great option for anyone who likes the idea of camping but would rather not pitch a tent, while the dog-walking field and dog-friendly welcome make it an easy choice for those holidaying with a four-legged friend. It books up quickly in peak season, so early reservations are wise.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grade is it? A five-star, family-run touring and camping park.

What can I stay in? Touring and camping pitches, plus glamping pods.

Are dogs welcome? Yes — the park is dog-friendly and has a dog-walking field.

What’s nearby? Barmouth, the Mawddach Trail and Cadair Idris.

Plan your Snowdonia break

For a five-star touring, camping and glamping park with stunning sea-and-mountain views near Barmouth, Trawsdir is a superb choice. To check dates and availability, use the booking options on this page.