Please click here for more information. Kenfig Dunes National Nature Reserve Porthcawl, Bridgend, Bridgend County Some of the dunes of Kenfig, near Porthcawl, cover the site of an ancient town and castle. Sand, blown by gales, smothered the town in the 16th century and only the castle tower remains above ground. The site harbours interesting animals and flowers such as the rare fen orchid. There are hides for birdwatching and the county council, whose staff manage the reserve, arranges walks and talks for visitor. The Countryside Council for Wales is committed to creating opportunities for everyone to enjoy the countryside. National Nature Reserves are no exception. On some reserves the Countryside Council for Wales has provided additional paths. On others, access on foot is unrestricted and visitors are welcome to wander freely. Where possible, the Countryside Council also provide facilities to add to visitors' enjoyment of reserves such as bird hides, information points, guided walks and displays, and facilities for the disabled. Signs at entrances welcome visitirs to each reserve and provide basic information.       Reset Map Position About our location: Kenfig National Nature Reserve can be reached from Junction 37 of the M4 and is signposted from North Cornelly, Pyle and Porthcawl. Local buses also stop outside the reserve. Safety: The Countryside Council for Wales makes every attempt to ensure that your visit to a reserve is enjoyable and safe. But visitors should also be aware of their own safety. Please watch out for hazards and wear appropriate clothes and footwear for your visit. This work was commissioned by the Countryside Council for Wales as part of its programme of research into sustaining natural beauty, wildlife and outdoor enjoyment in rural Wales and its inshore waters.    Kenfig Dunes National Nature Reserve Bridgend, Bridgend County  Telephone  Website	Accommodation Beaches Events Restaurants Click on the channels above to get information on areas covered by the zoomable maps.