Ammanford, WLS

Situated close to the M4, junction 49, we are the perfect place for a stopover if you're heading further West into Wales or heading East. One of Carmarenshire's principal towns, Ammanford was once the heartland of the mining community in West Wales. Ameer points out that on the approach to Ammanford, you will spot sculptures of a boar and 2 piglets. The boar image also appears on the crest for Ammanford Town Council and both football and rugby clubs. The significance of the boar in known locally as 'Y' Twrch Trwyth' ( The Enchanted Boar) and is the subject of Arthurian legend. Book a stay with us; We offer homemade preserves, chutneys, honey, sweet and savoury breads, quiches, pies, scones, cakes, biscuits, truffles and much more. Bryn Celyn Produce is delighted to be offering you a comfort, freshness and flavour of a home cooked meal for your arrival. Evening Meals can be ordered for your arrival. Bryncelynqueen Shetland Pony Stud are also part of our premises. If your an equine enthusiast book a tour of our facilities and meet our beautiful ponies. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Local places to visit; Carmel Nature Reserve Carreg Cennen Castle & Farm National Botanic Gardens of Wales National Wool Museum Castell Llansteffan and Beach Laugharne Castle Llanelli Wetland Centre Brecon Beacons Black Mountain Range Please call to check availability. Please note: Dogs must be kept on lead at all times