If you enjoy fishing, but you would rather settle down for the day in a quiet, rural spot rather…read morethan one of the fishing lakes in or near Cardiff itself, Warren Hill Farm is a good option. It's not too far outside of the city, set in the pretty Vale of Glamorgan near the market town of Cowbridge. The lake is a four and a half acre natural mill pond which is stocked with a large selection of fish over 40 pegs including Carp (23lb), Tench (7lb), Bream (6lb), Roach (2 1/2 lb), Rudd (2 1/2lb) and Perch (4lb). The mill pond is very pretty, and the surrounded countryside makes a beautiful backdrop for a peaceful day. There's a secure lakeside car park, hot and cold food and drinks, disabled access, and toilets. Day tickets cost £5.00 for adults and £3.00 for juniors under 14 years. All under 16s have to be accompanied by an adult.

We just visited the amazing Duncansby Head and came here to enjoy some more views and countryside…read more The drive here is pretty impressive, lovely views and hills and small mountain lakes. Dunnet Head itself was somewhat disappointing. Yes, the views are great (you can see the Orkneys) and there are some nice walks around. There are cliffs and rock formations as well. But compared to Duncansby Head this is a bit of a let-down nonetheless. That one just offers so much more - with a lot less tourists (at least at the time we visited). Nothing really wrong with it - but we were glad we spent most of the time at Duncansby Head and the Stacks.

Not sure where that fist low rating came from, but I loved this place…read more This is it folks, end of the line. Yeah sure, John O'Groats gets all the fame and glory of being the "northernmost" point in the mainland UK, but what if if I told you that was a lie? And that around 20 minutes away , there was a gorgeous lighthouse, and WWII base that was ACTUALLY further north? It's true....and it's also less crowded. If you've hauled your rear all the way up here, you'd be foolish not to come say high to the landscape that makes up for Dunnet head; the cliffs are a sight to behold (hike up the hill for some truly stunning views of the surrounding region while your at it).

This is a great club for everything from, bingo on a sunday night to great dances on a saturday…read morenight which are very well attended by the locals, they are open everyday for bar lunches and drinks, the bar lunches are very popular with the town folks.

This is a great little club to attend, has lots of entertainment which include dancing on a…read moreSaturday night, bingo on a Sunday night and is open to the public both nights, during the week this is open for bar meals to the public, the meals are extremely well prepared and highly recommended. They serve from 3 course meals to a small snack and a coffee. The bingo on a Saturday is cash bingo and once a month they have a charity prize where all the proceeds go to local charity, you can win anything ranging from a bottle of whisky to a holiday

great golf club this is, very sandy and hilly. right beside the sea and reiss beach which is great…read morefor walking the dog and chasing rabbits It has a very nice club house which is nice and cosy after a game of golf, very warm and friendly atmosphere, where you can have a dram or two or even just a cup of coffee to warm you up.

good if u like golf which i dont but i used to love running about stealing all the balls that…read morepeople missed with and selling them back to them :) really nice place tho right beside the beach

I'll not say anything that the previous reviewer already said, but will add that you no longer need…read moreto pay to see the gallery of tapestries. In fact, there's an extension being built right now to house even more, plus art from Leila's daughter. The gallery now sells a huge selection of prints, as is, mounted or framed, plus 'hand tufted' rugs with designs from some of the tapestries. Definitely worth a visit if in the South Isles, though only really possible by car unless you want to spend the best part of a day walking there & back from St. Margarets Hope.

This is a lovely well gallery. It's a bit 'off the beaten track' but is signposted from the village…read moreof St Margaret's Hope. The views from the gallery are stunning - and you can continue on to Hoxa Head and see the remians of wartime buildings. Inside the gallery you can watch Leila Thomson working creating one of her huge tapestries. If you pay to go into the gallery you can see more examples of her work hanging - it's stunning. She sells postcards and prints of some of her tapestries so you can take a memento home - if you want to but a tapestry I believe you have to commission one and ther's a waiting list - yes, she is that good.

Thurso Squash courts are very clean. They have two courts, they also have male and female changing…read moreroom's both with bathrooms and shower's for after play. Above the courts they have a view area and there is also a drinks machine above the courts. The courts get nice and warm after playing. Its £1-£2 per play on the courts. The lights go of after play is over for either courts and so you have to come off cause you cannot see where the ball is. The Squash courts are opposite the tennis courts and right next to the boating pond. Just up the road there is thurso's swimming pool.

the wick youth club was a great place for my son to go when he was younger, it was then open just…read moreon a friday for the Juniors and saturday for the high school kids wednesday was jujitsu night . It has an indoor football pitch, which was well used by everyone, they had a television for watching movies on friday and on saturday it was for watching football, they also had a games room for xbox's and play station's' there was snooker and pool tables, for the girls there was arts and crafts, there was also a back yard with out door toys and climbing things. they served warm food and snacks, soft drinks and water. It was a great place to rent for party's and things , my son had a birthday party there and it was great they could play football and tire themselves out, then we served food and drinks from the kitchens, all we had to do was clean up after.

The wick squash club is a nice warm place to go, squash is a game where two players have to hit a…read moreball, the same idea as tennis but a softer ball against a wall, and then the opponent has to return the ball back onto the wall only allowing one bounce, the club itself is always a good place to go for a fun sporting day out. You have to supply your own racket and balls but apart from that, there is no downside to this amazing little club. Highly reccomnded for all members of the family, five star rating from me