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Cwmcarn Forest Drive & Visitor Centre (Wales)

 
Description: South Wales / Be enchanted while driving through the 7-mile scenic route of the rolling hills and green mountains of ... more
Cwmcarn Forest Drive & Visitor Centre (Wales) ... one of Wales' largest urban forests.

Newest Review: ... difference, you can get to it the same way. From the M4 take junction 28 and follow the A467 for Cwmcarn, passing through the small town of Crosskeys on the way. It's roughly eight miles from the city of Newport, which is the easiest route. Once you turn into the road towards the Forest drive and centre, the turning for the drive itself is about half a mile from the main road. Passing through ... more

 ... the visitor centre and the amenities you come to the drive itself. This is a seven mile drive up through the mountains on a one-way system, the road traverses the mountain on a specially made route designed to allow the driver to enjoy the drive and vi...more

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John+Willis
Express Review on Cwmcarn Forest Drive & Visitor Centre (Wales)
by John Willis - written on 31/05/09
Rating:

The visitor centre is excellent, the mountainbiking superb.. BUT..

DO NOT USE THE CAMPSITE !!

The site is situated close the the local town and attract both serious and petty criminals. When we stayed there, there were two very expensive mountainbikes stolen from the site - one taken by thieves breaking into a locked car.

The site requires an overnight security guard to help prevent crime, but it still goes on. Cam somewhere else and enjoy a lovely day out at Cwmcarn during the hours of daylight.

QueenElf
Premium Review What's up in the Forest? (1089 words)
by - written on 20/05/08 (Very useful, 1482 readings)
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What's Up In The Forest? ~~ Introduction to South Wales.~~ South Wales is an area covering several counties and, as it suggests, it's in the southern region of Wales. However, people tend to think of Wales as just North and South, when in actual fact there is a middle ground, though it's not generally referred to as such. I imagine some people even think of Wales as that "piece" tagged onto England. For the purpose of this review I'm just counting the coastal areas of south Wales and the areas of Glamorgan and the famous Welsh Valleys. These valleys snake down between the mountains in what looks like a line of parallel roads. ...  Read the complete review

 

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