Margam Country Park

Opening Hours and Car Park Charge

Opening Hours and Car Park Charge

Opening Hours:

Park: 10am - 6pm

Charlottes Pantry Café: 10.30am - 5pm

Fairytale Village: 10am - 5pm

Gift Shop: 10am - 5pm (Subject to weather)

Coarse Fishing Hours: 9:15am - 5pm

Parking

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.

  • £8.90 - per car
  • £5.90 - per car within 2 hours of closing
  • £19.90 - per minibus
  • £45 - per coach
  • £4.50 - 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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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

Family Fun

Explore our fun family-friendly facilities

Activities For All

From relaxing walks to the thrill of mountain biking

Margam Bark Play Park

The Ultimate Dogs Day Out!

Endless places to explore

Koby's Treasure Trail

Koby needs your help! The sneaky raccoon Rufus has stolen Koby's family treasures and scattered clues across Margam Country Park. To catch him, you'll need to explore the park, discovering interactive story points that unlock each new chapter of the adventure. Meet friendly locals, solve puzzles, collect treasures and uncover the secrets hidden around every corner as the chase unfolds. The more you explore, the more of Koby's story you'll reveal. Can you follow Rufus's trail, recover the missing treasures and complete Koby's Treasure Trail? Buy Now - Advanced Discount Code MARGAM20 OR Scan the QR Code on arrival. Launched on 18th July especially for the Summer Holidays. Trail is just £4.35. Koby Trail Begins HERE

The Castle

This Grade I listed 19th‑century Tudor Gothic mansion was designed by architect Thomas Hopper for Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot. Built between 1830 and 1840 using sandstone from the nearby Pyle quarry, the Castle features highlights such as the grand staircase hall and octagonal tower. 


The Gardens

Margam Park is a Grade I listed garden, set within a landscape of beautiful trees, shrubs and seasonal flowers, combining both classic and modern planting to create a space that changes throughout the year.

 

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.


The All Parks Pass

Enjoy a full year of unlimited car parking and added benefits across Margam Country Park, Gnoll Country Park, and Afan Forest Park with the All Parks Pass.

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