Nott Hill

Standing 231 metres above the Gower Peninsula, this modest peak delivers proper views across Three Cliffs Bay and the Bristol Channel without the crowds you'll find at more famous viewpoints. The walk up takes about 45 minutes from the nearest car park, following a well-worn path that gets a bit steep in places but nothing too taxing for anyone with reasonable fitness.

Families with older children will manage it fine, though toddlers might struggle with the rougher sections near the summit. The payoff is worth it - on a clear day you can see right across to Devon, with the distinctive limestone arches of Three Cliffs Bay spread out below like a postcard.

What makes Nott Hill particularly appealing is its position right in the heart of holiday park territory. Three Cliffs Bay Holiday Park sits practically at its base, while Nicholaston Farm and Oxwich Camping Park are all within easy reach. Perfect for families staying on the Gower who want a proper walk that doesn't require a long drive.

Go early morning or late afternoon for the best light and fewer people. The summit can get windy, so bring layers even on warm days. Allow two hours for the round trip, longer if you want to explore the coastal paths that branch off near the top.