Stars for location really. It's ideal for the mountain bike trails. The facilities are a little basic, and getting on a bit, but they are all more than serviceable, and all that you need. Pitches overlook the Whites Level climb, so either sit and stare with foreboding, or the immense satisfaction from having climbed it. There's a cafe onsite, open to do meals most of the day, plus an excellent bike shop downstairs that rents bikes too. Much more than a sum of it's parts. Also, way, way more civilised than the campsite down the road at the Afan Trail Centre.

What a great place. Great location for trails and a fantastic bike shop and staff. Loved it !!

Good campsite, seriously iffy shower. £2 per token though we were not charged for ours. 5 minutes and oh, rookie error! Put the token in before getting undressed! After quick removal of waterproofs and tugging off laced up boots, the battle began. I fought for the limp stream of tepid water on one side, I could hear my partner frustratedly pounding the button on the opposite side of the wall, I adopted a pose a prima ballerina would be proud of to de-grime my undercarriage. By this point the trickle was only coming an inch out from the wall. Sweet relief! He's given up on the other side and a full 10 seconds of decent warm stream but...he's back in the game, lost power and warmth again. We both gave up. Also, gate closes at 10.

Excellent trail centre

Beautiful place on a sunny day. Mountain bike trails look amazing but didn't try myself. Lots of wildlife in and around the ponds and a nice cafe too!

It was a great little place, but I never stayed on site as I live locally, but if you're into your mountain biking 🚵‍♀️ like myself and friends, then this is an awesome place to come and test your skills

Absolutely stunning location. Incredibly peaceful and just a few miles off the M4 through the stunning Afan Valley, yet feels so remote. Excellent dark skies location for night time photography. Clean facilities for showers and toilets for campsite use and for cyclist's using the mountain trails, though the toilets upstairs in the restaurant are unisex which I wasn't particularly happy about, and needed a clean. There's a lift for the disabled to facilitate entry to the restaurant and a disabled toilet, and the area around the lake's has a gravel base to enable disabled visitors in wheelchairs to access the area, though this could be hard going in parts, though thoroughly worth it for the stunning scenery and peaceful environment. Another point to mention is there's live music at the venue, though check when available as I'm not sure. The campsite is well maintained, level, very clean and extremely peaceful, and again, you could be in the middle of nowhere yet just a few miles off the M4 corridor. Highly recommended, stunning location, world class mountain biking courses through the stunning Afan Valley, and a fabulous location for family day's out as I did on Mother's day, and as a disabled person myself found the area accessible, and a very welcomed peaceful and reflective environment full of natural beauty. Enjoy!

Lovely campsite,perfect!!!! Lovely cafe on site #corrwgcwtch also a bike shop #afanablast which does repairs,great staff great prices.lovely place for walks,biking running and all the other outdoor activities.love it,must visit place.Bliss 💙