Margam Park - A day camp & explore of Brombil Reservoir, Margam Radar Station & The Monk's Baths

In the second part of my explore of the delights of Neath Port Talbot we take the Bongo to Margam Park, just outside Port Talbot. A stunning location in itself with a wealth of lovely and ancient monastic ruins to explore. If you choose to venture beyond the park itself there are a wealth of walking and mountain biking trails.
In this episode we feature a few popular but glorious locations within an hours' walk of the car park, including the turquoise reservoir that has become a bit of an Instagram Hit! the remains of a World War 2 radar station which happens to have stunning views of Swansea Bay and beyond and the restored medieval Monks' Bath.
These links may be of interest if you would like a more in-depth history of the area.
www.margamcountrypark.co.uk/
www.subbrit.org.uk/sites/marg...
www.cistercianway.wales/direct...
Car Parking at Margam Park is £6.60 per car per day and then entry to the park itself is free. At the present time you DO NEED TO PREBOOK PARKING ON WEEKENDS AND BANK HOLIDAYS
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/car-pa...
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[@markthompson50]

Lovely peaceful & tranquil video of an area most people wouldn't associate with beauty bearing in mind the massive Steelworks dominating the landscape. Will take a look next time we are in Wales in our Bongo!

[@zeez9053]

Like the intro music

[@jac6274]

Great video of Margam Park and surrounding area, really enjoyed it, love the reservoir colour, thank you for sharing.

[@emmamilhouse3484]

Great place. I’ve never been to. Can we do a picnic there? I mean take our chairs, rugs, food, drinks and enjoy a day out with friends??