What a lovely place! My wife and I take weekly walks around the lake and it feels like we are in…read morethe middle of nowhere. We love it!

Lovely country paths and board walks around a small lake and woodland, and a good basic cafe for…read morehot meals, snacks, tea and coffee. You can eat in or at metal or wooden picnic tables outside. We like their veggie burgers and chips! Always very friendly and good value, and there's a huge car park as well.

Fantastic location! Really stunning views from the top of the centuries old castle…read more I'd particularly recommend a few things. 1. Try the traditional Welsh cowl at the castle cafe located before the climb to the castle. 2. Be sure to go all the way down to the natural cave. You'll find the entrance in the main courtyard of the castle. It can get dark and slippery down there but it's still very atmospheric! 3. Take a camera.

Apologies for the location on the map. It's near Trap. I need to clarify the position. The Qype map…read moreis not helping me much, I'm afraid. We had no idea just how beautiful this area was going to be. So many hills and valleys, so many beautiful sights everywhere we looked. We planned to walk around the castle here but were blown away by the situation. You have to see it to believe it. I joked that the carpark is probably the most beautiful one in the world and my company agreed. Loos in carpark. There is a shop, gallery and cafe just beyond the carpark. There are two walks marked out here, the yellow is shorter and the longer one is marked in red. However, for the time being, the red one is out of bounds while they fix the bridge. But the yellow marked route was intensely beautiful and we look forward to the longer route opening in February 2010. We'll be bringing our friends here! There is also a longer route to be found in 'AA 50 walks in Brecon Beacons & South Wales'. The castle itself can be viewed at the end of these walks and there is a cave as well (torch £1.50 deposit).

If you love Watersports, you'll love this place. You can…read moreJetski, go Kayaking, Canoeing, Fishing and many more things. There is also camping and caravan facilities on the site, plus look out on their website for news of upcoming events, they really are a fun day out.

No trip to Aberystwyth is complete without a walk on the Prom! The colorful houses, beautiful…read moreviews, and the sounds of the waves is an absolute must! My recommendation would be to go around sunset to take in the setting sun! Stop and get yourself a waffle or ice cream (depending on season) and enjoy the views from a bench!

A mixed fairly dark sand and shingle beach but pleasant enough to walk on. The water is good for…read moreswimming and surfing too. It's a safe family beach with a lifeguard during the summer, disabled access and nearby toilets. There are many cafes and kiosks for ice cream and snacks and the beach is very close to the town as well. Nice views of Constitution Hill and the Georgian hotels and guest houses along the promenade and some great sunsets to be seen here too.

Came here with family - including 13yr old niece, 4 yr old cousin and 18month old daughter. We had…read morelovely time and used the full 3 hour time slot. Lots to do for odler kids and adults - water slides went down well and lazy river was great to take toddler around. The waves also good. I had worried I wouldn't last that long with toddler but it was lovely and warm - air temp and water - and we stayed the whole time. Café food was as you'd expect - chips and nuggets etc - the place is a tiny bit dated and a bit pricey but to be honest, I would go again and it was as expected. Would recommend if in the area.

Admission: Adults £8 OAPS £6.50 Children (5-16) £4 Under 5s Free!! Family (2 Adults & up to 4…read morechildren) £19.50 Spent a fab afternoon at the gardens yesterday and opted for the gift aid option on entry. This strangely costs more, however, vouchers are provided to cover the additional cost, which can be spent in the gardens (food and shops) on the day of ticket purchase. The dome is particularly impressive, when viewed on the inside from the Northern Entrance and the gardens sublime. The only thing that let the day down was that in spite of the gardens being open until 6pm, on arrival at the shop / garden centre at the entrance with vouchers to spend, the whole place was closed at 5:30! Shame on you!

Beautiful and interesting place for a day out! A huge area to explore both outside and in…read more Wonderful varieties of plants and flowers, a lake and ponds. I enjoyed the various greenhouses and especially the large dome - perfect if it's raining as there's a lot to see inside. A nice gift shop too. I also liked the local school children's own garden. We found the cafes disappointing unfortunately. The self-service one was unpleasantly crowded and with such a long queue, and very little choice of vegetarian food - certainly nothing vegan. There was even less in the tiny cafe inside the dome. I think we'll take a picnic next time and just buy coffees. Apart from the food (from our point of view at least) definitely a lovely place to visit.