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Forest Farm – Hide 1 cardiff

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Forest Farm – Hide 1 offers an enriching experience within Whitchurch’s expansive woodland area dedicated to nature lovers looking for tranquility away from urban life. This charming hideaway allows visitors easy access to stunning scenery while fostering connections between individuals seeking solace amidst natural beauty surrounding them daily! Ideal for leisurely strolls or family outings where laughter fills the air alongside chirping birds!

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Forest Farm – Hide 1 cardiff
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Ian Strachan

4 Google Rating

Good spot to take photos of wildlife including kingfisher (if you’re very lucky), rabbits, blue ja

4/ 5

Good spot to take photos of wildlife including kingfisher (if you’re very lucky), rabbits, blue jays and wildfowl

tristoe

5 Google Rating

Great place . Loads to do for all the family .

5/ 5

Great place . Loads to do for all the family .

Jon Wallis

5 Google Rating

Great place to see kingfishers.

5/ 5

Great place to see kingfishers.

Reg Wilson

5 Google Rating

great on a nice day

5/ 5

great on a nice day

Lana Hakobyan

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

i3su _

5 Google Rating

The 2 hides (one currently being rebuilt) are just a 2 minute walk from the old Glamorganshire Canal

5/ 5

The 2 hides (one currently being rebuilt) are just a 2 minute walk from the old Glamorganshire Canal, making for a great walk for all the family with plenty of diverse wildlife to see. The hides offer great views of different ponds, where you can often see kingfishers, herons, rabbits, and various other wildlife. Makes for a great location for anyone who's keen on birdwatching or photographing birds!

Philip Buck

5 Google Rating

Great walk in any weather as long as you don't mind a bit of mud.plentynof place to park AND great l

5/ 5

Great walk in any weather as long as you don't mind a bit of mud.plentynof place to park AND great links to other trails

Steve Clare

5 Google Rating

A good morning for seeing the Kingfishers

5/ 5

A good morning for seeing the Kingfishers

Stephen Campbell

5 Google Rating

Nice walk

5/ 5

Nice walk

Ian Strachan

4 Google Rating

Good spot to take photos of wildlife including kingfisher (if you’re very lucky), rabbits, blue ja

4/ 5

Good spot to take photos of wildlife including kingfisher (if you’re very lucky), rabbits, blue jays and wildfowl

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