Water park in Penarth

“A lovely spot to spend some time! It’s a nice place to visit if the weather is nice, with plenty of open space to enjoy the surroundings. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and it’s perfect for a walk, relaxing, or just taking in the views. Definitely worth a stop on a sunny day.”

“Nice place for an evening walk along the cliff edge. You can park the car in the nearby free car park. Would be nice to have an extension of the rail line from nearby Penarth station though.”

“Really nice little park. Has a lot for toddlers to play on which was nice. The steps to the slides are nice and safe for little ones. It's a small park but well laid out. Has a small cafe and toilets too”

“First time ordering from here yesterday and was really impressed. Speed of service, food quality & portion sizes were all top notch. Even catered to a special request I had made. Have tried quite a few Indian takeaways in Penarth and found them to be average at best. This is the exception, won't be going anywhere else from now on.”

“Bigger and better than last year. On a scorching June Saturday if your not participating consider bringing camping chair or a picnic blanket to sit down on, possibly an umbrella as no shade. The Aqua Park sell drinks, ice lollies, crisps and snacks at fairly reasonable prices. Water is cold but wet suit isn't necessary if you don't mind colder water.”

“Great simple enjoyable trip out. Two mile walk along traffic free road to or from Penarth. Witnessed the locks and bridges open, was fun. Really lovely walk on a pleasant sunny day. Bike hire available too if your not fancying the walk. An unexpected delight.”

“The place is lovely...had a wand, to listen to the history. Kids learnt lots of facts, weather was gorgeous which helped.”

“We go to codmeston cafe regularly and have always been warmly welcomed even though I have a muzzled. Sometimes reactive to strangers dog. I recently read a review on here that said dogs were unwelcome when muddy and that the staff were rude, so I was reluctant to take my wet, muddy girl in - but it was raining hard, so I went for it. The second we walked through the door, my dog ran over to the manager and was greeted with such a huge welcome that (although she’s usually reactive with strangers) she was totally won over. The lady (who I later found out was the manager called Emma if my memory serves me correctly) was fussing her, tickling her tummy. Laughing and simply gave us the warmest welcome we could ever hope for. My girl had sausages and I had a toasted tea coke and the experience was lovely. I absolutely have to dispute any review which speaks negatively of dogs in the cafe. My experience couldn’t have been further from it.”