Visitor attractions and information - Pencoed
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Coity Castle, Bridgend. Coity Castle has been
rescued from its decay, and is now managed by CADW - Welsh Historic
Monuments. It dates from the late 12th century. Location: About 3 miles west of Pencoed. |
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Ewenny
Priory, Bridgend. A fine example of a fortified monastery. The
Parish of Ewenny lies just off the southern edge of Bridgend. www.ewenny.org.uk. Location:
About 4 miles south west of Pencoed. |
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Kenfig National Nature Reserve, Ton Kenfig,
Bridgend CF33 4PT. Tel: 01656 672922. Visiting The Kenfig Nature
Reserve is a splendid way to see the Welsh coastal landscape,
with free access to the car parks toilets and gift shop. Two
bird hides overlook Kenfig Pool. The reserve is open all the
year round. Information Centre - please call for details. Wheelchair
access to the Information Centre. Bridgend County Council staff
manage the reserve. About
8 miles west of Pencoed. |
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Old
Beaupre Castle, Nr Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, south Wales.
The ruins of a Medieval manor house, modified during the Tudor
period. The medieval part of Old Beaupre, dates from about 1300. About 8 miles
south of Pencoed. |
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