Hi
you don't say how long you plan to stay in any one area, but if you only have 2 weeks then I think Wales AND Ireland is a little much

There is such a lot to see in South Wales alone that you would need a week to see it all and there's a raw beauty of North Wales that's a must to see.

Then add on all the time travelling, getting to sites and constant pannagé, you would need a holiday to get over the holiday

Hi dwynna! My husband and I go camping most weekends during the summer. We always go back to the same place, which is St Davids in the Pembrokeshire coast. There are many camp sites around that area, Newgale which we've stayed at. Solva is another beautiful place, we walked there from St David's all along the coast, it was fab. White sands is another, that's where most people surf. Brilliant campsite in St Davids is Glan y mor, It's a large field, but has good shower blocks and even a pub. The pub has lovely outdoor decking with tables and chairs, and even patio heaters on those chilly summer nights. They also do good pub grub. This particular camp site is within 5min walking distance to town center. Town center has shops, chip shop, pubs, cafes, lovely bistros, believe me if you go there, you won't want to leave, but if you do want to travel around, you'll find other camp sites not too far away. In August my husband and I are backpacking around the Pembrokeshire coast, probably for approx 10 days. Haven't sorted out the itinerary yet, we better pull our finger out!! I'm sure wherever you decide to go, you'll have a great time.