Cornerstone Church

A modern evangelical church sitting just outside Swansea's sprawl, Cornerstone Church draws a steady crowd of worshippers on Sundays but won't detain casual visitors for long. It's contemporary in feel - the sort of place you'd expect gleaming coffee machines and a welcoming car park rather than ancient stone and creaking pews. The building itself isn't a stunner architecturally, but the community clearly takes it seriously.

Unless you're after a Sunday service or have a specific interest in modern Welsh churches, you're not making a special trip here. It's functional rather than fascinating. That said, if you're camping at one of the nearby parks - Swansea Marina Tourer Park is barely three miles away, or Riverside Holiday Park at just over three - and you fancy a quiet Sunday morning with a faith-based congregation, it's accessible and straightforward.

The real draw for families staying in the area isn't the church itself, but what surrounds it. Swansea's coast is twenty minutes' drive, Gower Peninsula is even closer, and you've got proper beaches and clifftop walks to keep everyone occupied. Cornerstone works as a Sunday morning stop if you're already local, but it's not a reason to deviate from your holiday plans. Best to ring ahead if you're thinking of attending a service - details are thin on the ground online.