Clyne Farm Centre, Swansea

A wonderful hack through the woods and across the common with fantasting views. The horses were reliable and well cared for. Fionn took my daughter and I for a gallop and we were in very safe hands. I just wish we could have ridden for longer.

We took a birthday party here on a cold February afternoon and did the muddiest assault coarse in the World. Everyone enjoyed and got filthy, the instructor, Hamish, was funny and knowledge. The view from the farm is spectacular and must be even better early in the morning. 2 small negative things, the coffee shop is small and is as an old Welsh farm kitchen area it's ok but not brilliant. The showers after you finish should be like a jet wash getting the mud off and out of every part of your body, but they are little more that a trickle. The farm won awards for tourism in 2010 and 2012 which yes it's a great few enjoyable hours spent, however the place looks a bit dated considering the price for the experience I'd have thought they'd keep it fresher. What a good day, everyone enjoyed.

Born in the Mayals in 1971 and I could see Clyne Farm from my bedroom window. Went home in 2014 to bury my dad, live in Australia now, since 1985. Decided to go visit and stay at my childhood stomping ground at Clyne Farm. Had a truly amazing experience. My, then 8 year old son thoroughly loved going on a trek. I went for a ride too, where we used to gallop horses madly around in the 70's. WHS laws don't allow this anymore, however, the young lass that took me out was totally gorgeous. Love this place, love the beautiful staff and the owner of farm really sweet. Take your family there for a weekend, it truly is a beautiful, unspoiled part of Swansea. Gets my thumbs up. Can't wait to get back. Keep up the great work. Juzzy xx

Friendly staff and great little ponies for the kids to ride

Great pony trekking for little ones, fun and safe.