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We pride ourselves on our friendly approach, both to members and visitors, we welcome everyone to the club.
Maesteg Golf Club offers the golf enthusiast a well maintained course of considerable character and maturity (Est. 1912).
Pyle and Kenfig Golf Course, affectionately known as ‘P & K’ with its lofty sand dunes hugging the South Wales coast of Porthcawl is situated in a wonderful stretch of golfing country.
Parc Slip Nature Reserve itself is an area of 300 acres containing a fantastic mix of habitats such as grassland, woodland and wetlands, restored from its previous status as an opencast coal mine.
The museum has a great many collections on offer, including the 49th Reconnaisance Regiment formed in 1941, Samtampa Disaster 1947, Railways, The Great War exhibition, archaeological finds and records from local churches.
Here at Slade we have a range of tours to fit all tastes. Both our Farm Tours & Garden Tours are only 40 minutes from Cardiff. Our tours are a great adventure into the Welsh countryside, with spectacular views of Dunraven Bay.
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.
Nestled at the foot of the Garw Valley, but just a few minutes drive from junction 36 of the M4 close to Bridgend, Court Colman Manor with 30 en-suite bedrooms is a peacful retreat and home to the award winning Bokhara restaurant.
The 3 AA star rated Seabank Hotel offers a Traditional Blend of Welsh Hospitality that Wales is renowned for. All rooms are en suite with most bedrooms boasting breathtaking seaviews overlooking the Heritage Coast.
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Historian, author & broadcaster Graham Loveluck-Edwards (off the telly) is brining this history talk based on his new book “Scoundrels, cads and vagabonds from Welsh history” to a venue near you. So, if you’ve ever wondered who were Wales’ most tyrannical rulers, most blood thirsty outlaws or most uncompromising industrialists come along and find out. Tickets £12 Date and Time: Thursday 29th January 2026 from 7pm – 8pm Venue address: The Prince of Wales, Ton Kenfig, Mawdlam, South Cornelly CF33 4PR Nearest car park: Next to the pub Bus Routes: 63B Pyle to Porthcawl