Gower Heritage Centre

It's a lovely place to spend the morning or afternoon, plenty for adults and children, it's a look into times gone by also does workshops, pottery, painting, craft works, woolen mill, and play areas for children plus duck feeding.

Had such a great day out. Super friendly staff, great history and so much to see! Really enjoyed it. Plus plenty of bonus animals to see and a tasty tea room. Highly recommend. Also the fact you can park there, pay for entry then use the carpark to walk to the three cliffs bay is ideal!!! Such a brilliant time!!

Amazing place to camp overnight in your vehicle/campervan for £12. Toilets open all night and shower tokens £1. Lovely little shop making fresh coffee and treats. Bakery sold amazing croissants too. Had a long walk to 3 cliffs Bay and Pennarth Castle ruins. We will definitely come back!

Warm friendly service. Lots to see for the whole family. Locally produced apple juice and cider to buy - a must! A superb bakery with freshly baked treats - delicious croissant varieties. Silversmith shop with exquisite items. Walking trails through this scenic area are very popular. A very special place to visit. Highly recommended.

Great place for people of all ages, really interesting tour explaining the history of the buildings as well as the gower in general. Great education area on sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and other birds. Craft workshops available if booked beforehand. The shop has a great selection of local foods, drinks and crafts. Infact they sell cider that comes from the orchard on their land. Very local and authentic. I would recommend the red lady cider.

School trip to see santa with 3yr old. kids loved animals, and playing . But no food available as tea rooms closed. And staff couldn't organise the amount of little one with the activities. 2 stars is a push retarding kids liked it

What an incredible place, great friendly, helpful staff, it goes on and on with displays, history, various shops and industry. The mill wheel was turning and loved the mill cottage. Lots of machinery, aging with time, great facilities for children, you can spend 20p and feed the chickens and ducks. I was alone, it cost £7 that included parking, put your ticket in your car and take off on a walk after your visit, very near three cliffs bay. Fabulous little shop, also a bakery in another building that lots of people buy from on their way past. I should have bought early they ran out of pastries by the time I left the centre. Spent four hours there. Covered play area and toilets. You can buy food and drink from the shop and take it into the tea rooms, how nice is that.

Great location, we didn’t go for the tour but had some coffee, cider and cakes from the shop. Very friendly and helpful. Cider is made on site and tastes very nice. Better to have a designated driver so you can enjoy the different types of cider available. Chocolate brownie is really good too.

Quiet, tranquil late autumn experience.Mostly mothballed and end of season.I enjoyed:Mill race with ducksIncubator with chicksPond with geeseCider pressing (excellent)Mill stream and working wheelLocal produce shopHistoric agricultural equipment

What a super nice place and what a guide we got. Extremely knowledgeable; showing and explaining us the mill and the flour grinding process. A MUST when visiting. Bought cider as well in 1 pint can, neat.