South Wales Touring Park / Llwynifan Farm

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Places to visit in South Wales

Aberglasney Garden – A beautifully restored historic garden featuring formal flower beds, water features, and a variety of rare plants, perfect for a peaceful stroll.

National Botanic Garden of Wales – Explore 560 acres of themed gardens, a large glasshouse, and woodland trails, showcasing native and exotic plant species.

Dinefwr Park – A historic deer park with a 13th-century castle, beautiful gardens, and abundant wildlife, offering scenic walks and cultural heritage.

Cefn Sidan Beach (Pembrey Country Park) – A long sandy beach ideal for family fun, kite flying, water sports, and picnics, set within a popular country park.

Llyn Llech Owain Country Park – Woodland, lakes, and walking trails provide opportunities for wildlife spotting, cycling, and peaceful relaxation.

Millennium Coastal Park – A scenic coastal walkway and cycle route featuring stunning views over Swansea Bay, picnic spots, and outdoor recreation areas.

Panclaclwydd WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre – A haven for birds and wildlife with walking trails, observation hides, and educational activities for families.

The Gower Peninsula AONB – Famous for dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and rugged coastline, it’s ideal for hiking, surfing, and exploring natural beauty.

Tywi Valley – A picturesque valley offering riverside walks, historic villages, fishing, and abundant wildlife in a tranquil setting.

Brechfa Forest – Popular for mountain biking, hiking, and nature trails amid ancient woodlands and open forest landscapes.

Llanelly House – A restored Georgian townhouse and museum showcasing historic interiors, exhibitions, and local heritage.

Parc Howard – A public park with gardens, a museum, café, and children’s play areas, perfect for family days out in Llanelli.

Kidwelly Castle – A well-preserved medieval fortress overlooking the River Gwendraeth, offering castle tours and historic insights.

Dryslwyn Castle – Ruins of a striking hilltop castle with panoramic views over Carmarthenshire and the Tywi Valley.

Laugharne Castle – Picturesque coastal castle with historic ruins and views over the Taf Estuary, associated with Dylan Thomas.

Carreg Cennen Castle – Dramatic cliff-top castle with steep paths and breathtaking views, a must-visit for history and photography enthusiasts.

Paxton Tower – A striking 18th-century folly offering panoramic views across the Carmarthenshire countryside.

Talley Abbey – Ruins of a medieval Cistercian abbey set in a peaceful valley, perfect for history and nature lovers.

Dolaucothi Gold Mines – Ancient Roman gold mines with guided tours, offering insight into historic mining techniques and archaeology.

Penderyn Distillery – A Welsh whisky distillery providing guided tours, tastings, and a chance to explore the craft of whisky-making.

Gwili Railway – A heritage steam railway running through scenic countryside, offering family-friendly rides and events.

Llanelli Market – Traditional market offering local produce, crafts, and goods in the heart of Llanelli.

Scarlets Rugby Ground – Home stadium of the Scarlets rugby team, hosting matches, events, and stadium tours.

Dylan Thomas Boathouse – The former home of Dylan Thomas in Laugharne, now a museum celebrating the poet’s life and works, overlooking the Taf Estuary.

In the village of Llangennech you'll find essential amenities including a Co-op store, a butcher and a Chinese Takeaway and several pubs.