Wye Camping & Leisure is located on the borders of Powys & Herefordshire, alongside river Wye. We are family run business.

If you need one place to find essentials for any replacement parts or repairs - there's no better place than Wye Camping & Leisure website to provide you with those necessary tools and accessories to do just that!

We have pole ends, spring joints, gas cartridges, door retainers, gliders, pole connectors, pole adjustment clamps, caravan cleaners, rechargeable water filters, mini first aid kits and more ...

Each month we are adding new camping products. 

So please have a look around and I'm hoping that you'll find something you will like and need. Or just Contact Us with your request and We'll do our best to help you.

All orders will be dispatched within 24 hours of recieving your cleared payment.

Please come back again soon.

Thank you!

Ellie George.

As we know camping in the rain is not very nice. Makes us feel miserable, esspecially when we get wet and cold.

But searching the internet I found a couple of tips of how to stop the rain and bad weather ruining  your camping experience.

1. Please buy a good quality tent. I know it sounds simple. Those will be more expensive but better material will save you money and time on trying to improve your tent from rain in the future.

2. Before your trip pitch up your tent in your own garden. You could then throw bucket of water or hose pipe over your tent to check for any leaks. You could fix any leakage then and it will save you the disapointment and you'll have more time to enjoy your trip.

3. Seam Sealer is very good. You can find it in any DIY shop (and our website for that matter). Make sure you'll seal or the seams and stichwork of your tent. That could help the rain coming in.

4. When you choose a place on any field make sure your tent is pitched up on higher level grounds so the rain water is not coming downwards and inside your tent.

5. Finnaly tarpauline sheets are quite good for two reasons. While its spread over your tent it will protect from rain, but also if the sheet is large enough it can give you a little porch, awning like, so you don't have to be stuck inside while it rains outside.

Those tips are from people who love to camp and bad weather will never stop them :-)

Happy Camping :-)