The best UK holiday destination revealed – and it’s super cheap from £10 a night

MILLIONS of Brits are going to be feeling the pinch when it comes to paying for a holiday next summer.

So if you're looking for a destination that provides a great break and value for money, it's worth checking out Wales.

The people at sifted through more than 142,200 reviews about UK campsites made by holidaymakers this year, and in every review rating category, one of Wales’ regions takes the top spot.

At county level, Flintshire heads the leaderboard in seven out of nine categories.

There are tables included showing the ratings for each category and which regions and counties made it into the top five.

When it comes to overall ratings of sites, Mid Wales, North Wales and West Wales come out on top, with the sites in each region being voted an average of 9.4 out of 10 by Pitchup.com’s reviewers.

They are closely followed by  South West England and South Wales, with 9.3 and 9.2 respectively.

Following closely are South West England and East Anglia, with both regions rating 9.2 out of 10 for value for money.

At county level, four Welsh counties made it into the top 5** for reviews based on price, including Carmarthenshire, the Isle of Anglesey, Flintshire and Wrexham. They were joined by the Scottish county of  Stirlingshire.

When it came to camping abroad, Ireland featured top with an overall 9.2 rating, followed by Ireland at 9.1, the Netherlands with 8.9, France with 8.8 and Croatia, with 8.3.

Dan Yates, founder of Pitchup.com, said: “People looking for an autumn getaway that won’t break the bank should definitely have a look at the accommodation on offer in Wales.

“Grass tent pitches can be as little as £10 per night, and as the weather gets colder there’s a host of other affordable alternatives such as shepherd’s huts, lodges, camping pods and cabins."

“Grass tent pitches can be as little as £10 per night, and as the weather gets colder there’s a host of other affordable alternatives such as shepherd’s huts, lodges, camping pods and cabins.

“Hard-pressed families will be conscious that the energy and cost-of-living crisis might hit their holiday funds next year, but we’re on a mission to ensure that there are low-cost options available so that everyone can enjoy a break away.”