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Maesteg Golf Club offers the golf enthusiast a well maintained course of considerable character and maturity (Est. 1912).
St Mary's Hotel Golf and Country Club has two courses, a championship standard 18-hole offering and a smaller nine-hole test.
Whether you are a family in search of fun and adventure in the fresh air, or a walker who wants to escape to the wonderful Welsh countryside, you’ll find it all in abundance at Bryngarw Country Park, minutes from the M4 near Bridgend.
The ground floor of Carnegie House in Bridgend is suitable for events such as exhibitions, poetry evenings, theatre, music and workshops that endorsed public life and events.
Craft centre on the Heritage Coast with amazing sea views, offering a wide range of craft workshops for all ages, together with homemade cakes and ice-cream. Run by the artists and crafters whose artwork we sell.
2 miles from the Heritage Coastline, minutes from our vibrant capital Cardiff, and the cosmopolitan city of Swansea. This modern hotel boasts a full leisure club with indoor pool, traditional restaurant and bar.
Once a busy Victorian family home, it still retains a relaxed feel that welcomes you as soon as you step inside.
Our purpose built guest house in Bridgend, South Wales, offers first class accommodation as room only or Bed and Breakfast.
The Beach Academy would like to invite you to a Free Beach School at Restbay Beach in Porthcawl. It will take place between 10.30-12.00. Please wear sensible outdoor clothes and waterproof shoes. All welcome.
St John’s House is protected as a Grade II listed building, described as the oldest habitable building in the Bridgend area.
A shorter alternmative to the Kenfig Pool and Sker walk. The medieval town and port of Kenfig was one of the principal economic hubs of the ancient Welsh kingdom of Morgannwg and its castle was a royal household. But precious little remains of what was once there, and legends abound about the fete of the town. Come with us we walk the old parish boundaries and explore the old castle remains.