Margam Country Park
(Wales)
Near Port TalbotBoasting some of the finest scenery in Wales.
Our very first Welsh tree top adventure, located in Margam Country Park, is home to the largest deer herd in Wales.
You and your (pri)mates will enjoy a tree-mendous day out with some splendid landscapes as you swing through the trees and fly down zip wires.
Go Ape at Margam Country Park will be a hit with anyone after some fun in the great outdoors.
Get out and about this season
For full availability simply click on our 'Book Now' function for exact details of Margam's opening hours.
Times will vary on daylight hours…some adventures even open at 08:00 in the summer for those early birds!
Below is a snapshot of when our forest doors open…
We're open from February to November, but we close our forest doors during December and January (...it gets a little chilly and we like to maintain our adventures so they're all ready to go in 2012).
23rd March – 30th October daily.
Closed Monday, Wednesday and Friday (during term time in March).
Closed Tuesday and Thursday (during term time in April, May, June, July).
Closed Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (during term time in September).
Closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (during term time in October).
Weekends only throughout November.
Course stats
Check out these crazy stats for Margam Country Park!
- Number of sections 5
- Longest Zip Wire 167 metres
- Longest Crossing 18.5 metres
- Total Length 744 metres
- Number of Crossings 39
- Highest Point 13 metres
Our Tribe at Go Ape! Margam
The Address
Go Ape! Margam
Margam Country Park
Port Talbot
South Wales
SA13 2TJ
By car
Margam Go Ape is located a short drive from the M4; exit at Junction 38 and follow the brown tourist signs to Margam Country Park.
Due to the rural nature of our locations, postcodes are not always accurate when using satellite navigation. Please always check the route it has given you before setting off, and cross reference with a map.
Please note that the following parking charges apply: £3.50 - £4
By train
Frequent Great Western trains link London Paddington, Reading, Swindon and Bristol Parkway (connections from north east England and Midlands) with Port Talbot.
By bus
Bus X1 runs from outside Port Talbot train station; taxis also available at station. Buses detailed stop at the main road entrance to Margam Country Park; from here it is a 5 minute walk to the car park.
Local Area
Some nearby places which may be of interest:
But there's plenty to do to fill your day. You can hire a bike and explore, walk throughout the park and enjoy a picnic.
Take a look and find out all that Margam Country Park has to offer. There's plenty of things to do: a castle to explore, a deer park, beautiful gardens plus much much more ...
Please note that the following parking charges apply at Margam Country Park: £3.50 - £4
Anna
17 December 2011 
Owen
7 December 2011
Craig
1 December 2011 
S
1 December 2011
Peter
29 November 2011 
