Mid Glamorgan

Mid Glamorgan is a preserved county in Wales with historic administrative significance and distinctive heritage symbols.

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Near Coney Beach Pleasure Park

Coney Beach Pleasure Park was a historic seaside amusement park in Porthcawl, Wales, featuring over 25 rides including roller coasters and water rides, operating seasonally from 1918 until permanent closure in 2025. It offered traditional and modern amusement experiences on its outdoor site by the beach promenade.

Located in Porthcawl

Porthcawl is a seaside town in south Wales known for its sandy beaches, historic sites like Kenfig Castle, lively promenade, cultural festivals, and outdoor sports including surfing and golf.

3 miles from Margam Stones Museum

Margam Stones Museum is a historic museum located in a Victorian schoolhouse near Port Talbot, South Wales, featuring one of the most significant collections of Celtic early Christian carved stones in Britain, ranging from the 6th to the 16th centuries with notable artifacts like the Cross of Conbelin. It is managed by Cadw and situated near Margam Abbey Church and its ruins.

Springfield Court - Lakeside

A ground floor apartment in a countryside village near Cardiff offering two ensuite bedrooms, peaceful rural and waterside surroundings with a patio and garden area, suitable for families including babies and toddlers.

Springfield Court - Lakeview

This first floor countryside apartment near Cardiff offers two ensuite bedrooms and views of surrounding fields and a lake, providing a peaceful and homely rural retreat suitable for families or groups.

2 miles from Lanlay

Lanlay Meadows in the Vale of Glamorgan is a tranquil pre-war meadow rich in wildlife and mature trees, offering scenic outdoor walking paths and a rare natural habitat along the River Ely.

3 miles from House of Discovery Exhibition at Dyffryn Gardens

7–10 Oct, 14–17 Oct…

An exhibition in the Morning Room of Dyffryn House explores the house’s history and the conservation and restoration work being carried out there.

Bay Cottage

Bay Cottage is a detached countryside cottage set within 42 acres of woodlands in the grounds of an 18th-century Georgian country house, offering a tranquil and relaxing country retreat with stylish and homely character.

Near Newcastle Castle

Newcastle Castle in Bridgend is a historic 12th century castle known for its well-preserved Norman doorway and ruins, offering visitors an outdoor experience exploring ancient Welsh defensive structures. Dogs on short leads are welcome to access ground floor levels, with parking nearby and free public entry.

3 miles from Bridgend Designer Outlet

Bridgend Designer Outlet is a popular retail park in Wales with around 90 stores offering discounted brand and designer goods, a food court, and a children's play area. Conveniently located near the M4 motorway, it is accessible by various bus routes.

Bwthyn Pen Bryn

A cosy three-bedroom cottage in the village of Hirwaun, offering a peaceful rural retreat with original character, enclosed garden, and nearby outdoor attractions such as the Brecon Beacons National Park and Bike Park Wales.

2 miles from Worker's House

Worker's House in Cwmdare is a preserved 19th-century mining family cottage located in Dare Valley Country Park, offering a glimpse into industrial life in south Wales. Currently closed for repairs, it is part of Cadw's cared heritage sites and reflects typical industrial valley homes.

Located in Aberdare

Aberdare is a historic market town in Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, known for its rich industrial heritage in iron and coal mining, cultural contributions including Welsh language publishing and Eisteddfodau, and vibrant local sports history. The town center is walkable and accessible by rail and local public transport, making it an attractive destination for tourists.

2 miles from Ewenny Priory

Ewenni Priory is a historic Norman Romanesque religious settlement featuring robust defensive walls and gates, still serving as a local parish church. Visitors can explore both indoor church areas and outdoor fortifications with accessible paths.

Located in Treorchy

Treorchy is a historic mining town in Wales known for its vibrant high street, cultural events, and rich industrial heritage, offering visitors engaging community activities and easy transport access.

Located in Ystradgynlais

Ystradgynlais is a historic town in Powys, Wales, known for its industrial heritage, cultural festivals, and scenic natural surroundings including nearby caves and waterfalls.

River Lodge Annexe

A stylish annexe adjoining the owner's property near the village of Treorchy, recently renovated and situated in a scenic countryside setting with nearby transport and outdoor activity options.

3 miles from Coity Castle

Castell Coety is a historic ruined castle featuring architectural elements from the 12th to 16th centuries. Visitors explore the outdoor remains including a dry moat and earthworks with level 1 accessible terrain, open daily with free entry.

The Pink House

The Pink House is a charming cottage located in the village of Banwen near Neath, offering a rural and private retreat suitable for families or groups, with access to scenic natural attractions and outdoor activities in the surrounding countryside.