Tyn Cae

The morning quiet here is broken only by curlews calling from the coastal fields and the soft clank of guy ropes tightening in the salt breeze that drifts in off the Menai Strait.

Tyn Cae welcomes tents, campervans and caravans to this corner of Anglesey, where you're tucked into proper North Wales countryside with the island's beaches and coastal paths all within striking distance. It's a good base for families wanting rockpools and castles, couples exploring the Anglesey Coastal Path, or anyone after a few days of slow coastal wandering without the crowds of the mainland peaks. The pitches are open to the elements in that honest Welsh way — you'll want decent pegs if the weather turns.

You've got the basics covered with clean toilets and showers onsite, and campfires are worth asking about when you arrive as policies can shift with the season or conditions. The feel is straightforward and unpretentious — a working site on a working island, where the landscape does the talking.