Welsh Wildlife Centre

We will come back here again. Large free car park. Large shop / cafe area with lovely coffee and food. Spotlessly clean toilets. Just £19 entry cost for a family of 5 (3 adults, 2 children). Inexpensive animal feed. Lots of sheep, horses, pigs, goats and lamas to feed and then a beautify costal cliff walk (fenced off, so safe for kids). See dolphins and seals. A large play area and sand pit. Picnic tables outdoors. Well worth a visit. 10 minutes drive from Cardigan. Staff friendly, helpful and polite.

If your love is nature especially birds then this place is really worth a visit. Lovely close views of kingfisher,

Fantastic place, the cafe rightly won design awards. Went canoeing here, great day out and beautiful scenery.

A great place to see various species of bird and other animals e.g. water buffalo ! Well marked paths. Lovely cafe. I enjoyed my scrumptious vegan bean burger and salad before we went into a few hides along the trail and were rewarded by seeing snipe, kingfisher, nuthatch, cormorant.....

Popular place to spend a few hours walking and exploring local wildlife through strategically placed hides. Remember your binoculars! Top floor cafe of glass/wood building has nice outdoor area, and serves local produce, with varied menu. Children's play area, small but quirky gift shop. Lift access if you need it.

The cafe is on the top floor of the Glasshouse, which is a beautiful glass and wood building with a shop on the first floor and wonderful views across the tree tops.

We only had a snack lunch here but it was nice and the menu looks interesting. Child friendly, with colouring pens available.

A lovely walk out to this centre. The food is good. The service is, what you would describe as relaxed. You are out though, relaxing and convening with nature, so what is the rush.

Always love visiting here. Wonderful walks down to the river, activities for children through the holidays, and information about local wildlife. Cafe is also reasonably good for a drink and bite to eat.

Great variety of walks, some child friendly, in interesting habitats. Cafe is excellent, in a purpose built contemporary building, although tables could have been cleared more quickly, hearty food at good prices. Recommend.

Great place to walk - The Gorge walk is my favourite. Free to enter. A car parking ticket is required for non Wildlife Trust members. Cafe sells a good selection of food and is good value for money.

Lovely views, peaceful