![Campertunity](https://campertunity.com/assets/imgs/logo-long.svg) *This page is designed for AI agents like ChatGPT and Claude to help travelers find the right campground. A human-readable version is linked below.* # Greenways Leisure Park > Human version: https://campertunity.com/listings/campgrounds/greenways-leisure-park-swansea-swansea Greenways is one of Gower’s finest caravan parks and campsites\. Greenways Caravan Park and Campsite is a family\-run and family\-oriented holiday park, designed for the comfort and convenience of family units\.Caravan Park & Campsite Facilities:Children’s recreational area and large adventure playground\.Family focused lounge\-bar overlooking Gower’s beautiful Oxwich Bay\.Disabled\-friendly facilities\.New laundrette facilities\.Shops and restaurants within walking distance of the caravan park and campsite\.Boat storage facility—make the approach to sailing and fishing on Oxwich Bay easier\.Sophisticated security systems for the caravan and camp sites\.All facilities are compliant with health and safety requirements\.Greenways of Gower offers:High quality branded holiday homes and static caravans for sale for holiday use by private owners\.Luxury lodges overlooking Gower’s renowned Oxwich Bay available for purchase with full 12 month residential occupancy\.For more details about the caravan park With its combination of stunning scenery, spectacular views and a wide range of facilities Greenways Caravan Park & Campsite is perfect for residential purposes, family holidays, or camping in Gower\.Gower CampingGet closer to nature in Gower, Britain’s first designated area of outstanding natural beauty as your backyard\.What more could you want for your family and yourself?Our camping areas\* at Greenways Campsite, Oxwich Bay consist of four spacious fields all with outstanding views across Oxwich Bay\.The beautifully maintained campsite is available throughout the entire camping season, which runs from Easter or the 1st April to the end of September each year\.\* Strictly families and couples only\.Campsite FacilitiesOur completely refurbished eco\-friendly shower block is spacious and sparkling with all the facilities campers would expect and more…Underfloor heatingHigh quality showers, WC’s and wash hand\- basinsOn demand hot waterDishwashing, ironing and laundry areasWheelchair access and wet roomWall\-mounted hairdryersPower points for electric razorsSluice facilityGreenways Campsite has it all…Easy access to the famous Oxwich BeachLarge children’s adventure playgroundFamily orientated lounge/bar overlooking Gower’s beautiful Oxwich BaySmall boat storage facility—make the approach to sailing and fishing on Oxwich Bay easierRestaurant, café and shop within walking distance of the campsiteStatic Caravans for saleOwn your own piece of Gower’s natural beauty in our residential caravan park\.At Greenways we offer static caravans for sale and a pitch by the sea on which to place your holiday home under licence\. We can supply a large variety of new or pre\-owned caravans from many leading manufacturers\.Our static caravan pitches are very spacious indeed and most have splendid views overlooking Oxwich Bay and the surrounding Gower countryside\.We aim to achieve the best aesthetics possible by means of an ongoing landscaping programme\.Luxury Lodges Have a real share in Gower, Britain’s first designated area of outstanding natural beauty\. Greenways is the only caravan park in Gower to offer unique luxury lodges for residential or holiday use\.The lodges command spectacular views of Gower in Oxwich Bay, one of the most spectacular bays in the UK celebrated worldwide\.Look at the impressive range of features each lodge offers:These upmarket lodges overlooking the sweep of Oxwich Bay, are exclusive with only a very limited number available\.Each lodge is 800 sq ft in areaLounge /diner2 bedrooms with walk\-in wardrobes1 bathroom1 en suite shower roomDecking \(Subject to planning permission\)Spectacular viewsSet in the beautifully maintained grounds of Greenways Caravan Park and CampsiteEach lodge is built to a British standard BS3632 for high quality residential specification\.The lodge can be acquired fully furnished or optionally can be unfurnished with a cash saving to the client\.The lodges are competitively priced and can be for holiday use or for permanent residential occupancy\. The grounds around the lodge are maintained by the park operator to achieve the high all\-round standards our clients expect\.A designated parking bay is provided with each lodge\.A model standard park agreement will be entered into\.Gower RestaurantsAn excellent range of pubs and restaurants are located close to theGreenways caravan park and campsite:Fine DiningThe Britannia Inn, LlanmadocBoasting awe\-inspiring views over the Loughor Estuary, the Britannia Inn is situated in the picturesque village of Llanmadoc on the North Coast of the famous Gower\. Whilst here, you can choose to treat yourself to one of Martin’s mouth\-watering dishes in the à la carte restaurant, freshly\-prepared using the finest local produce; in addition, during the day you can order from the home\-cooked bar menu, also prepared using fresh, local ingredients\.Fairy Hill Hotel, ReynoldstonA charming 18th century house set in twenty\-four acres of parkland, tucked away secretly at the heart of the glorious Gower peninsula with an award\-winning restaurant where you can savour the best of seasonal, local produce and the finest of wines from celebrated cellars\.Closest Restaurants to Greenways Caravan Park & CampsiteThe Oxwich Bay Hotel & RestaurantGood food and pleasant staff, the Oxwich Bay Hotel & Restaurant is situated in eight acres of private grounds on the Western end of the beautiful Oxwich Bay\.The fitter amongst us can walk here from Greenways Leisure Park and enjoy good food overlooking the bay from the restaurant or indeed form the large garden area\.The King Arthur Hotel, ReynodstonAnother charming hotel with large outdoor areas, situated in Reynoldston approximately 3\.5 miles from Greenways Leisure Park\.Park by road, serving good food and refreshments every day\. A very central location to other areas of Gower\.Local ActivitiesFishing Although the beach itself is not always the best spot for fishing, Oxwich point and many of the surrounding coastal areas can be very good indeed\. Oxwich Point can be reached by foot past Oxwich castle \(Tudor fortified manor house\) opposite Greenways Leisure Park and the footpaths heading over towards the point or alternatively you could go from the 6th Century Church of St\. Illtyd down near the beach, however beware the large number of steps you must climb to get atop the point\. Boating As mentioned Oxwich Bay has good boat access & launching facilities, however for those of you who do not own a boat all is not lost\! Local company, Euphoria Sailing, offer sailing lessons, boat tours of Gower, kayaking lessons and hire at their Beach Club at Oxwich Bay & Swansea Marina\. Gower Heritage CentreSet in the heart of the Gower Peninsula at Parkmill, just west of Swansea, South Wales, the Gower Heritage Centre was established in 1990 as a countryside crafts centre situated in historical and beautiful surroundings\. The 12th century water powered corn and saw mill was renovated, and experienced crafts people took up residence on site\. Today the centre is recognised as a vibrant crafts and rural life museum that welcomes visitors from all around the worldSurrounding AreaThe Gower Peninsula The Gower peninsula was designated Britain’s’ first area of outstanding natural beauty in 1956 and it’s easy to see why\! Measuring only around 5 miles wide and little over three times this in length, the peninsula is rife with rustic beauty and old\-worldly charm\. Ancient monuments are abundant on the Gower peninsula, from burial chambers such as at Parc le Breose to world war outposts, smugglers haunts around the many bays and over 30 Iron Age forts such as that of Cil Ifor\. And what ancient lands would be the same without great mythology, from tales of the Verry Volk \(fairy folk\) to King Arthur’s Stone, to haunted wells and ghostly water horses\. On Gower there is mystery and adventure at every turn\!The Gower is indeed an ancient land and was inhabited up to 30,000 years ago \(although not a coastal region at this time\) as is testified by the remains of the oldest anatomically modern human remains found in the United Kingdom\. The mistakenly named “Red ‘Lady’ of Paviland” skeleton had been dated originally to 26,000 years old\. More modern analyses of the remains estimate however that the skeleton belonged to a young man and is possibly 4,000 years older than the original estimation\.Oxwich BeachOxwich was once a port used for exportation of limestone from Oxwich point, and, as were many of the local bays, it was a haven for smugglers\!Oxwich beach itself is the second largest beach on Gower vanquished only by Rhossili Bay in its length\.The two and a half miles of golden sands leading on to Tor Bay and Three Cliffs Bay were used for the very first airplane flight in Wales in 1911, piloted by one Mr E\. Sutton\. The beach was deemed suitable due to the flat surface gradient and overall length of the bay\.Today the beach is happily visited by many thousands of people annually, many of whom like the easy boat access, the charming surroundings or simply to soak up the sun when the fine weather is with us\.Within the woodlands of Oxwich point is the partially hidden Church of St\. Illtyd, a site that has been recognised as a place of worship for some 1500 years\.Oxwich National Nature ReserveOxwich was officially recognised as an area of national importance for flora and fauna in 1963, when the Nature Conservancy Council \(now the CCW – Countryside Council for Wales\) leased all 700 acres of the reserve from Penrice Estate\. The area is managed today for the protection of its wildlife and geological features by the CCW\. A range of management efforts help to sustain the wildlife including cutting, grazing and dredging\.The nature reserve has one of the richest varieties of coastal habitats in Britain including dunes, lakes, fresh and saltwater marshes, cliffs and woodlands\. The reserve holds a diverse biological variety of many species, particularly of flowers, birds and insects\. Over six hundred kinds of flowering plants alone have been discovered in the area\. The reserve is easy to explore by the various footpaths and signs and reserve maps can be found en\-route\. Originally all salt marsh, the freshwater marsh is considered rare in Britain\. In 1770, Thomas Mansel Talbot, the then owner of Penrice Estate, built an 8ft high sea\-wall preventing the sea from invading on to the marshlands\. He then excavated the ornamental lake running through the marsh and devised a system in order to keep fresh water entering the marsh from the various springs, streams and run\-offs from the cliff\-line\. The drainage system however was neglected sometime prior to World War II and as a result rising water levels started to flood the land\. This in turn allowed aquatic plants such as common reed, yellow iris and bulrush to overrun the area as can be seen today\.DirectionsTravelling Westward from M4At junction 42, take the A483 off the M4 and follow this road down and around\. Stick to this road and travel straight across the roundabouts on \[Fabian Way\] until you come to the traffic lights and signs for the A4067 \[Quay Parade\]\. Follow the A4067 South\-Westward towards Mumbles for 3\.4 miles\.Turn RIGHT onto the B4436 \[Mayals Road\] and continue to follow this road for some 3\.6 miles, past the village of Bishopston and then through the village of Kittle\. After 3\.6 miles, turn RIGHT on the B4436 on to \[Vennaway Lane\] for 0\.6 miles and then take a LEFT turn on to the A4118 towards Oxwich \[sign posted for Port Eynon also\] for 4\.2 miles\.After 4\.2 miles you will come to an old tower with a road dropping down to Oxwich on the left \[white\-sign posted\], take this turning and follow the marsh road for approximately 1½ miles until you arrive at a cross\-roads, go straight over the cross\-roads and up the hill for a further 1/3 of a mile and Greenways Leisure Park is on the right at the top of the hill\. ## Key facts - Coordinates: 51.6195955, -3.9459248 - Phone: \+441792391257 ## Address Oxwich Bay, Swansea, Swansea, SA3 1NN ## Amenities - Boating - Cliff - Coastal - Drinking Water - Dunes - Fishing - Garden - Kayaking - Laundry - Lodge - Lodging - Marina - Paddling - Playground - Potable Water - Sailing - Showers - Walk In - Walk In - Wind Sports ## Structured data (schema.org) Also available as raw JSON: https://campertunity.com/listings/campgrounds/greenways-leisure-park-swansea-swansea.json ```json { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Campground", "@id": "https://campertunity.com/listings/campgrounds/greenways-leisure-park-swansea-swansea", "name": "Greenways Leisure Park", "description": "Greenways is one of Gower’s finest caravan parks and campsites. 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