Best places: Tourist attractions in Corntown, United Kingdom

113-acre country park featuring a cycle track, a play area, woods, gardens & the Bryngarw House.

Remains of a Norman stone castle, with information boards, dog-friendly footpaths & a car park.

👍👍 Wonderful place to go for a walk & relax. Excellent place to draw inspiration to paint...very serene, very picturesque and relaxing. Not good on a very windy day nor on a rainy day. Nature truly makes us feel tiny & shows us our place in the world... Don't forget your jacket & a rain-check !

👍👍 Gorgeous place for a walk and picnic. Walled gardens are a treat whether for old or young with plenty of room to run around or just sit and share a picnic. Continuing east along the path is the coastal walk which again is a fine treat. Parking £1 for an hour but is a fiver if you intend staying over...

Arts hub in restored medieval buildings on a college campus, for music, theatre and cinema events.

Visits are offered of the ruins & grounds of an ancient castle built from 1100 to the 14th century.

👍👍 Great place to visit. very informative about our history during world war 2 as housing for munitions workers then housing American troops for D-day then German POWs. The volunteers dressing up and taking the parts of those mentioned above. Well done all

👍👍 A fantastic former colliery and coal spoil site brimming with biodiversity with impressive Fauna, Flora and Fungi, veteran Hazel woodland, ancient oak and some architectural remains from the colliery era.

👍👍 Went to walk the dogs through the dunes onto Merthyr mawr beach. Car park is a gravel car park about 40 minute walk through the dunes to the beach. Car park has 2 electronic pay metres which also use the ring go app. Which are also easy to use. It has one female and one male toilet available for pub...

👍👍 Great place for kids. The animals are lovely and well looked after and it's great you can feed them. Entry is affordable and you can spend however long you want here. There is indoor and outdoor activities. My little boy loves it here. Its so much fun and it's very clean. Even hand sanitisers at the...

👍👍 What a lovely place to go walk around feed some / see some ducks and swans up close, has two parks for the little ones and slightly bigger little ones and a skate park next to it too. Always go here on a little outing little one lobes the ducks and the park.

👍👍 So lovely to visit and find the house and grounds open too. I have never been in the grounds or The Priory before. Well worth a visit when they next have an open day. You don't need tickets and it's free entry.

👍👍 Beautiful castle ruins with a parking area to at least fit 6 cars. Lovely green area behind the castle. Unfortunately didn't manage to walk up the stairs or explore the few rooms as this time around it was still closed. If you are here please do explore the area around the castle. Next to the river...

Small medieval castle featuring a surviving three-storey South tower, plus scenic views of town.

👍👍 The most perfect of Sandy beaches with the arcades and attractions behind you. Great selection of foods. There was a Sausage bar where we picked up brunch and sat on the beachfront to eat. You can still find donkeys here as a long time tradition.

👍👍 The lighthouse marking Porthcawl Point stands at the end of the breakwater. Constructed from cast iron, stands 30ft high and was gas-powered until 1997 when it was converted to electric. The lighthouse was built in 1860, has kept shipping safe in and out of the Bristol Channel and Porthcawl marina t...

👍 Our favourite place to get away to the beach for a walk along the cliffs, some rock hopping or a play on the sand/in the water. It's frankly the best in the UK option this side of the river Severn unless you want to go all the way to the coves west of The Mumbles. Sadly let down by the parking sys...

😠 It was closed , neither any written information regarding opening hours was there nor in website Nobody was around so i guess there wasn’t anyway to know for certain when can this place b checked