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Few sites can match the unique location of Cardiff Caravan and Camping Park situated in around 300 acres of beautiful parkland in the heart of Cardiff city centre. It makes the perfect base from which to enjoy the many attractions and events in and around the city. Despite its central location, there's a truly rural feel to the site, making it easy to forget that the city centre is just a short walk away and the waterfront attractions of Cardiff Bay are within easy reach by road or water bus. There’s no end of great attractions and activities on the doorstep including Bute Park, Cardiff Castle, the Millennium Stadium, National Museum Wales, Cardiff International White Water, the Doctor Who Experience and one of the UK's top shopping centres, with plenty more to discover within an hour’s drive.

Cardiff has quite a weekend lined up for 9–11 October! 🤺🎶The Para Fencing European Championships are taking place practi...
08/10/2026

Cardiff has quite a weekend lined up for 9–11 October! 🤺🎶

The Para Fencing European Championships are taking place practically next door in Sophia Gardens, with all-day tickets just £2.50—an excellent Friday Rainy Day Rescue. Saturday brings Cardiff RFC rugby, while Llais fills Wales Millennium Centre with international music throughout the weekend. Sunday also offers Cory Band and a nearly sold-out Cardiff Devils game.

For fresh air, try dog-friendly Forest Farm or Whitmore Bay, where autumn beach access has returned.

Please check live tickets and travel updates before leaving, or ask us for dog-access and mobility pointers.

06/10/2026

🌳 FIVE MINUTES FROM YOUR PITCH

One of the best things about staying with us? You can park up and start exploring Cardiff on foot.

Step outside and you’re straight into the green surroundings of Sophia Gardens, with riverside paths leading towards Bute Park and the city centre. Perfect for a morning wander, a cycle, walking the dog or simply escaping for a coffee without moving the campervan. 🚐

And Bute Park itself has 56 hectares of parkland, cafés, wildlife and plenty more to explore.

Sometimes the best Cardiff attraction really is right outside the gate.

What’s your favourite walk from the campsite?

Staying at Cardiff Caravan Park this weekend, 2–4 October? Cardiff is in full event mode! Friday brings Cardiff Rugby an...
01/10/2026

Staying at Cardiff Caravan Park this weekend, 2–4 October? Cardiff is in full event mode! Friday brings Cardiff Rugby and the opening of Cardiff Music City Festival, Saturday has live music and ice hockey, and Sunday’s Cardiff Half Marathon fills the streets before Cymru face Denmark that evening.

For something quieter, try dog-friendly Fforest Fawr or Porthkerry Country Park. If a shower arrives, National Museum Cardiff makes an excellent free escape.

Sunday road closures and bus diversions will be extensive, so walking is likely to beat four wheels—and may earn you an unofficial medal. Ask us for dog-access or mobility-friendly pointers before setting off.

Staying at Cardiff Caravan Park this weekend, 25–27 September? Saturday brings Wales Women v USA to Cardiff Arms Park—an...
24/09/2026

Staying at Cardiff Caravan Park this weekend, 25–27 September? Saturday brings Wales Women v USA to Cardiff Arms Park—an easy walk from the park—and Sunday’s Mid-Autumn Festival fills Insole Court with music, food and an LED-lantern parade.

If Cardiff deploys a shower, Welsh National Opera and the dog-friendly Cardiff Indoor Flea Market offer useful shelter. Saturday should be the better outdoor day for Fforest Fawr’s sculpture trail or free, dog-friendly Ogmore Castle.

Please note Friday delays around Castle Street and ongoing rail disruption towards Cardiff Bay.

17/09/2026

Staying at Cardiff Caravan Park this weekend, 18–20 September? Cardiff’s Open Doors programme offers free peeks inside Howell’s School, Tabernacle’s Victorian chapel and St Margaret’s Church—proof that being nosy can occasionally be educational.

Saturday may be damp and breezy, making Operation Mincemeat a tempting indoor choice. Sunday currently looks brighter for Insole Court’s garden tour, although advance tickets are essential. Travelling with a dog? Tredegar House and Tintern Abbey both provide properly verified options, with restrictions inside historic buildings.

Cardiff City’s lunchtime match will also affect Saturday traffic around Leckwith. Ask us for route or accessibility pointers before setting off.

10/09/2026

Cardiff camper weekend: 11–13 September 2026

Looking 👀 for things to do this weekend?

The Met Office forecast⁠ currently favours Friday and Saturday morning for outdoor plans, with sunny intervals and highs near 21°C. Rain becomes more possible late Saturday; Sunday’s early showers should clear to brighter weather. Saturday may also turn breezy, with gusts approaching 29mph.

1. UTSAV 2026 — colourful Sunday entertainment close to camp ☔

This celebration of Indian classical arts brings Bharatanatyam dancer Priyadarsini Govind and Carnatic vocalist Chaitrra Sairam to the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, 3–6:30pm Sunday. It offers something genuinely distinctive—and somewhere dry if Sunday’s showers linger. Official event and tickets⁠

* Best for: Dance, live music, culture and wet weather.
* Travel: Roughly 15–20 minutes’ walk through Bute Park, or 5–10 minutes cycling.
* Cost/booking: £10–£25; book ahead. The organisers’ previous Cardiff event sold out.
* Dogs: Assistance dogs only; contact the box office when booking.
* Access: Step-free routes, accessible toilets, wheelchair provision, hearing support and Hynt companion tickets are available. Discuss wheelchair seating with the box office. RWCMD access guide⁠

2. Royal Welsh Party in the Park — free Saturday spectacle

Cardiff Castle hosts military bands, historical re-enactments, armoured vehicles, children’s activities and food stalls from 11am–5pm Saturday 12 September. It is an easy, lively outing without moving the campervan. Official event details⁠

* Best for: Families, history enthusiasts and Saturday’s brighter hours.
* Travel: Around 20 minutes’ walk through Bute Park or 8 minutes cycling. City-centre parking will be less convenient than walking.
* Cost/booking: Free; no booking.
* Dogs: Assistance dogs are permitted. Ordinary dogs are normally restricted to the Castle’s Public Square, so do not take one onto the event field.
* Access: Level entrance and a ramp to the Castle Green; much of the event occupies lawn, which may become soft after rain. Accessible toilets are reached by lift in the Visitor Centre. Castle accessibility⁠

3. St Fagans Food Festival — biggest foodie choice 🐕

More than 70 food, drink and craft stalls, plus cookery demonstrations, family activities and music, fill the museum from 10am–6pm Saturday and Sunday. Museum buildings normally close at 5pm, while the festival continues until 6pm. Official festival information⁠

* Best for: Food lovers, families and a mostly dry day.
* Travel: Approximately 20–25 minutes by car; driving is simplest. Expect parking queues and arrive near opening time.
* Cost/booking: Festival and museum free; parking £7 per day, free for Blue Badge holders. No booking required; spending money may prove harder to avoid.
* Dogs: Welcome outdoors on short leads, but not in historic houses, galleries or cafés.
* Access: Wheelchairs are available first-come-first-served; accessible toilets and two Changing Places facilities are provided. Most areas are reachable, but the Castle side has steep sections and historic buildings vary in access. Access and dog details⁠

4. Resonant Places at the Pierhead — free rainy-day culture ☔

Opening on Saturday 12 September, this exhibition uses photographs, posters, artwork and first-hand stories to revive Cardiff’s vanished music venues. It suits anyone who remembers sweaty upstairs gigs—or wonders why everyone keeps talking about them. Official exhibition listing⁠

* Best for: Music history, adults and changeable weather.
* Travel: About 25–30 minutes cycling; 20 minutes by taxi. Alternatively, reach Cardiff Bus Interchange and take routes 6 or 8 towards the Bay.
* Cost/booking: Free; no booking indicated.
* Dogs: Assistance dogs only inside.
* Access: The Pierhead has step-free access, lifts, a ground-floor accessible toilet and induction-loop provision. Nearby accessible parking requires prior arrangement; Q-Park Pierhead Street is about four minutes away. Open from 10:30am Saturday; the parliamentary estate is normally closed to visitors on Sundays. Senedd estate visitor information⁠

19/03/2026
09/02/2026

starting line for Pedal Power Cardiff Night Lantern Bike Ride. looks amazing.

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