Motorists stormed after a car crashed into tents at a Welsh campsite

A motorist was charged with several driving crimes after driving a car in tents at a Welsh campsite and fighting for a woman's life.

Four campers were injured when the vehicle was driven in the early morning hours of Monday on the Rhyd y Galen site near Bethel, Caernarfon.

Jake Waterhouse, 26, will appear before Llandudno District Court on Wednesday, a North Wales police spokesman said.

Police said a woman who was injured during the incident remains in critical condition in the hospital (Image: The entrance to the Rhyd y Galen campsite).

Detective Chief Inspector Sion Williams said: "As a result of this disturbing incident, the prosecutor has charged that a 26-year-old man from the Manchester area has been seriously injured by dangerous driving, dangerous driving and other driving with a driver's license that a motor vehicle drives without insurance and does not provide a breath sample for analysis. "

A second man was released pending further investigation.

Police said a woman who was injured during the incident remains in critical condition in the hospital.

Two men and a woman who were also injured were released from the hospital on Monday (Image: The campsite)

Two men and a woman, who were also injured, were released from the hospital on Monday.

According to the North Wales Fire and Rescue Service, two fire engines were sent to the scene after a car was driven into two tents.

A victim was caught in the collision and released by police officers before being taken to the hospital.