Lying on the southern slope of Cockett Valley about two miles from Swansea, Cwmllwyd Wood consists mainly of oak trees planted 100 years ago and two ponds that provide a haven for wildlife. The area has a history of coal mining from the 17th century onward, with the remains of about 35 bell pits visible within the reserve.

Guided visits are available for schools and groups.

Tel:	01792 635749 (Environment and Conservation section of City and County of Swansea)
Email:	nature.conservation@swansea.gov.uk

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Opening times and admission charges are subject to change - please contact the venue before your visit