Entry to the park is free, car park charges apply. Please check prior to your visit if Margam Country Park is hosting a special event where there may be a per person entry charge. What's On? The Park plays host to a many and varied events calendar- ranging from children's activity sessions for large scale bank holiday family fun days.

Entry to the park is free, car park charges apply. Please check prior to your visit if Margam Country Park is hosting a special event where there may be a per person entry charge. Disabled parking: Available at rear of castle (spaces are limited however and this area can become full - disabled parking is then available in the Orangery car park.

Just outside Port Talbot, Margam Country Park is a great family day out for kids and adults alike. Historic buildings, wildlife, bike and walking trails and lots more are on offer. A plethora of ornate turrets and chimneys, arched windows and crested porticos, Margam Castle is the centrepiece of Margam Country Park.

Download the latest park maps and leaflets. Generally accessible to all visitors. The more remote parts of the Estate may require additional help. Please check with the staff before setting out. How far is it from the Orangery to the Castle? What's in the Visitor Centre Courtyard?

It’s easy to reach Margam Country Park near Port Talbot car-free, as buses stop at the main entrance. Bus X1, a Cymru Clipper runs frequently (less on Sundays) from Swansea bus station (stand G). The journey takes about 55 minutes. Hop off at the main entrance. Bus X1 also runs from Port Talbot bus station and train stations (10-15 mins) and ...

Set in 1000 acres of glorious parklands, Margam Country Park offers natural beauty, history, wildlife and a wide range of fun activities and facilities to make it one of the best days out in Wales for all the family. The castle is a 19th Century Tudor Gothic Mansion was designed by the architect Thomas Hopper for Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot.

Park Members have early access from 9am. Entry to the park is free, car park charges apply. Check before visiting if the park is hosting a special event where there may be a per person...

From the dramatic ancient Monastic Ruins to the picturesque manicured Orangery Garden and Terrace. The grand entrance to Margam Country Park, teamed with our elegant architecture, glistening lakes, seasonal blooms and rolling deer park lawns is what makes us unique. Not to mention how magical Margam becomes during winter.

The main entrance hall and staircase hall within the Grade 1 listed 19th century Tudor gothic mansion are open daily. You can also explore some of the most interesting gardens in South Wales. The park also has a

By Bus: there are bus stops at the main road entrance, a five minute walk to the Margam Park reception area. From Swansea, Bridgend, Pyle and Port Talbot bus and train station take the First Cymru X1.