Ty Canol Farm

Our biggest gripe about the site is we had to be in the caravan by 7pm or get eaten alive by bugs. We got absolutely covered the first night and learned. We would have liked to have sat out and looked at the stars in the evening. We know the owners have very little power over this but I think potential campers should be aware.
Tina was as welcoming as most campsite owners are, nothing to write about.
The toilets and showers are very basic and shabby, there's one of each for men and women. We used our caravan facilities because although they were smaller, they were nicer.
Lots of lovely attractions nearby and local amenities so it's well situated.
The field was lovely, views were lovely and overall the site had everything we needed. We won't however be going back because we definitely did not get our money's worth and it wasn't that great.

I may live to regret this review, especially when I want to book and can't get in.
This is a gem of a site. It is a Certified site which means it has a small amount of pitches and limited facilities. The site has toilets and basic showers and electrical hook up above the CS minimum. The main reason its a gem, is peace and quiet, security (coded entrance and exit) and genuine down to earth people in charge.
If you are looking for more you should consider a club site and dig deeper into your pocket.

Fabulous family run site on a small working farm. The owners always welcome you with a smile and tell you all you need to know to enjoy your stay.
The site is always kept clean and grass cut to a nice length. Located on the edge of the village with lovely views over the valley. Picnic tables on site, toilets and two showers spotlessly clean.
The owners have created a lovely circular dog walk, passing a natural wildlife pond.
If you want a peaceful site to stay on that is near to local attractions, including the Gower Coast then this is the place to stay.

Small but perfectly formed. Well maintained and with beautiful views. The site has everything you need (except wifi) and a lovely orchard adjacent to the camping field.
Access might appear alarming, being in the top corner of a steep residential cul-de-sac, and some more uphill driving after that, but the site is attached to a working farm and if some of the big vehicles they use can get up there, you can certainly get a caravan or a mobile home up there. And it's worth it for the peace and quiet of the site once you get there.
The spectacular Neath Abbey is a 15-min walk away, there are excellent walks throughout the Neath Valley, Aberdulais Falls and a lovely canal walk that you can join near the Abbey. Lovers of industrial archaeology shouldn't be disappointed either.
Pub, Chip Shop, Greggs and Tesco 5 mins away.

This campsite was very pleasant and peaceful. Picnic benches are a nice touch to use on your pitch.
Everything was clean and well maintained. The site has the good fortune of having a Tesco, only a few minutes drive away. The owners were so welcoming and gave us a tour to show all the amenities.
We shall be returning to this campsite in the future.

Although the site is basic 2 loos 2 showers very very clean. Nice little walk for the dogs 1st walk. Just down the street and across the road is a footpath that takes you to the river, great walk along riverbank, it has 3 waterfalls

Small area on a bit of a slope with basic amenities (1 shower + 2 toilets). Friendly proprietor, well priced and there is an enclosed area for naturists to get an all over tan.

Stayed here on the weekend. A lovely quiet place if you want to get away from it all. The owners are really nice people. Walked into Neath which took about 30 minutes each way. Would definitely return.