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Margam Country Park

Opening Hours and Car Park Charge

Opening Hours and Car Park Charge

Opening Hours: 10am-6pm*

* Last entry for public is an hour before closing time / half an hour before closing for Park Members. Park Members have early access from 9am

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.

(1st April 2024- 31st March 2025)

£7.70 - per car
£5.40 - per car within 2 hours of closing
£18 - per minibus
£36 - per coach
£3.90 - per motorbike

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What's On?

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.  

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Park Membership

Park Membership

Park Membership includes free parking for 1 car at the park for 1 year plus additional members benefits

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How to get to the Park

How to get to the Park

SA13 2TJ

By Road: Take junction 38 of the M4 and follow the brown tourist signs.

5 minutes from the motorway.

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Your adventure starts here...

‘Jemina Puddleduck ’ Evening Outdoor Theatre Sunday 4th August

Quantum Theatre are back this summer with a brand new adaptation of the much-loved Beatrix Potter Tale, The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck.
Michael Whitmore's delightful new adaptation is packed full of songs, action and drama, with a score by Gideon Escott, and is guaranteed to to delight and enthrall all ages.

D DAY 80

In 2024 the UK will commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings on 6 June 1944 with a series of major commemorations and events across the UK and in France.

Also known as D-Day, the historic operation saw the Allied Forces mount a large-scale invasion of Nazi-occupied France that ultimately tipped the course of the Second World War in the Allies’ favour.

Walk the Alpacas

Taffi, Gwyn and Uncle Bryn will be wearing their harnesses, ready for you to hold their lead and take them on a 1km route around the Farm Trail. With endless photo opportunities, you'll also get to take part in feeding time and have the chance to ask as many questions as you can think of to our alpaca handlers.

Park Membership

Our Park Membership is full of benefits and is a great way to make the most of the Park if you visit often.

The Castle

This 19th Century Tudor Gothic Mansion was designed by the architect Thomas Hopper for Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot.
The house was built in 1830 – 40 at a cost of £50,000 using sandstone from nearby Pyle quarry. Listed Grade I as a mansion of exceptional quality, the Castle has some spectacular features such as the vast staircase hall and octagonal tower.

The Entrance Hallway and Staircase Hall is open to the public .

 

The Gardens

Margam Park is a Grade I listed garden, where you are surrounded by beautiful trees, shrubs and flowers with both classic and modern planting.

The Gardens at Margam are continuously being developed aiming, over time, to become one of the most interesting gardens in South Wales.

Deer and Wildlife

The famous Margam Deer Herd today roams through approximately 500 acres (200 hectares) of parkland. There are herds of Fallow, Red and the endangered Pere David Deer.

Among the more common mammals to be seen are foxes, badgers, hares, grey squirrels, voles and shrews.

Activities for All

From peaceful walks to the thrill of mountain biking, coarse fishing to sitting back and watching the deer - the park provides a wonderful environment for all to enjoy.

Love Exploring - Augmented Reality Adventures

🚀 Blast off with us on an out of this world adventure!
🤩 If you download the Love Exploring app you’ll be able to take a very unique walk - 
💫 Combining the latest in augmented reality technology, outdoor adventure and educational commentary our ADVENTURES are fun FREE activities the whole family can enjoy.
👌From Halloween Dance Trails to Dinosaurs to MEGA Mini Beast to Space Walks!

 

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