Parks in County Of Cardiff, Wales

If a cross-country trail on a 200cc or 90cc Honda quad bike tickles your fancy, then this is definitely the place to come to. High thrills and excellent views are guaranteed on this 300-acre nature... More on Yahoo! Travel

Went for my sons eleventh birthday.This is the third time I have taken my children and friends to Taff valley quads for a birthday treat. And being a big kid and a bit of a petrol head myself, this... More on TripAdvisor

Start the day off with a splash and pop into the Pentwyn Leisure Centre for an early morning swim. The pool is open for general swimming in the morning, right through to late in the evening most of... More on Yahoo! Travel

The centre has a playful retro feel to it that is not just limited to the exterior; this is refreshing in today's world of constant modernisation and really gives the place a unique and pleasant at... More on Yahoo! Travel

Quiet hours are enforced between 10p.m.& 6 a.m.-this is a fa More on igougo

The Taff Trail is a 55-mile long cycle and footpath starting in Cardiff Bay and extending north to the town... More on Yahoo! Travel

Has now become lake due to the barrage at Cardiff bay with no real features. Just a generic water front dev... More on TripAdvisor

This 27-mile circular walk around Caerphilly links the three ridges of Mynydd-y-Grug, Thornhill and Eglwysilan. The whole route is recommended for experienced walkers while the less energetic might like to take just one section of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Formerly Cardiff Arms Park and rebuilt for the Rugby World Cup of 1999, the Millennium Stadium is home to Cardiff Rugby Football Club which was founded in 1876. The team has an international line-up, including some big names like ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Not too far from Cardiff city center (just a short walk from North Road and Bute Park ), Maindy Centre is a modern leisure pool with excellent facilities, including car parking, a cafe area, an outdoor cycle track and sports field ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Exploration of this unspoilt woodland reveals meandering streams, burbling brooks, beautiful flowers and a mass of wildlife. A good time to visit is in May when all the rhododendrons and azaleas are in bloom and a carpet of bluebells ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A short drive east of Cardiff, Twmbarlwm is a pretty little mountain that makes an ideal viewpoint over the surrounding countryside and has the added attraction of a Norman motte. There are several... More on Yahoo! Travel

We walked from the Cefn Forrest visitor center - took approx an hour and was well worth it as the veiw from the Iron age fort on top of the mountain ... More on TripAdvisor

If you are looking for adventure and some real fun, spend time here. The Taskforce spreads over 30 acres of land and is a dedicated, paintball site. A real helicopter, a bridge, a village, nuclear bunkers and tree houses just add ... More on Yahoo! Travel