Gamekeeper's Hut

Standing on the clifftops near Three Cliffs Bay, this weather-beaten stone structure catches your eye long before you reach it. The Gamekeeper's Hut is exactly what it sounds like - a restored Victorian shooting lodge that once housed the man responsible for protecting game birds on the Penrice Estate. Today it's a proper little time capsule that gives walkers a glimpse into how the Gower Peninsula's wealthy landowners once operated.

The hut itself won't take long to explore - fifteen minutes at most - but the location is what makes it special. From here you get cracking views across the Three Cliffs Bay area and the surrounding countryside that these gamekeepers once patrolled. It's a lovely spot for a breather if you're tackling the coastal path or exploring the network of footpaths that crisscross this part of the Gower.

Walkers and history enthusiasts will get the most from a visit, though families might find it's more of a quick photo stop than a destination in itself. The structure is freely accessible year-round, making it an easy addition to any Gower adventure. Given how close it sits to several holiday parks around Three Cliffs Bay and Oxwich, it's well worth the short detour if you're staying in the area.