What to do and see in Carmarthenshire, Wales: The Best Fun Activities & Games

February 2, 2022 Tambra Mccollister

Discover the best top things to do in Carmarthenshire, United Kingdom including Combat Challenge, Helen Elliott Art, Cenarth Adventure Centre, Phoenix Forge, Dre Twt, Go Sport & Leisure, Brynamman Public Hall Cinema, Celtic Laser, Little M'zzz Indoor Play Centre, Aspirations Outdoor Adventures.
Restaurants in Carmarthenshire

1. Combat Challenge

Pontardulais Road, Tycroes Wales +44 1269 592734
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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Combat Challenge

2. Helen Elliott Art

Carmarthen Road Tollgate House & Studio, Newcastle Emlyn SA38 9DA Wales +44 1239 711735 [email protected] http://www.helenelliott.net/
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5.0 based on 38 reviews

Helen Elliott Art

Helen Elliott, an internationally recognised 'Naive Artist' has her studio gallery in Newcastle Emlyn. Open Tuesday to Saturday all year except for January, 10am - 4pm. Visit the studio gallery and see the artist at work, browse originals, prints and cards, discuss commissions or even have a day's art tuition. Free entry. Helen's colourful, contemporary, 'Happy Pictures' are instantly recognisable and feature the people and places of West Wales. Children very welcome. Parking. Wheelchair access.

Reviewed By RiaR408

Just stopped by quickly on our way through with our daughter and so thrilled that we took the time to find this little studio - Helen and her partner were so welcoming, and our daughter loved hearing Helen talk to her about painting and drawing - even having a chance to get close up to one of Helen's current projects! Walked away from the studio with a lovely little print and a colouring book for Maisey to get her teeth into - will definitely be looking to buy more art soon, as standing in this studio surrounded by so much colour made us feel so happy - a must see if you're passing through :)

3. Cenarth Adventure Centre

Allt-y-gelli Woodlands, Cenarth SA38 9JL Wales +44 1559 371621 [email protected] http://www.cenarth-adventure.co.uk/
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Cenarth Adventure Centre

Winners of 'Visitor Experience of the Year' 2011Cenarth Adventure Centre specialises in offering exciting military missions in an authentic environment. Real military vehicles, towers, bridges, missiles and a massive castle make your games a very realistic experience, with REAL tactics & REAL adrenaline! Paintballing can be played by 11yr olds+ and Laser Combat by 5yr olds+; so they are both ideal for families and friends to enjoy together. Archery, remote control buggies and a woodland challenge course are also on offer for those family members who don't fancy the combat games or if you'd like a whole days activities.Open all year round come rain or shine! A 'Quality Assured Visitor Attraction' by Visit Wales and Accredited United Kingdom Paintball Sposts Federation Venue.

4. Phoenix Forge

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Phoenix Forge

Phoenix Forge is a traditional blacksmith's based in Carmarthen South Wales, Specializing in short courses and bespoke projects

5. Dre Twt

Bridge Street, St Clears Wales +44 1994 232115 https://dretwt.co.uk/
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Dre Twt

6. Go Sport & Leisure

Brewery Road, Carmarthen SA31 1TB Wales +44 1267 230707 [email protected] http://gosport.wales/
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Go Sport & Leisure

WALES' #1 INDOOR SHOOTING CENTRE! Come and have a go at an Olympic Sport! Our highly trained staff are on hand to give you an amazing experience at our air pistol & rifle range. We supply all the equipment you need including UNLIMITED PELLETS! GET INTO SHOOTING! We run club nights for juniors, seniors and ladies every evening throughout the week. If you're looking to shoot for fun or to compete, we're the place for you. We are Wales' only official training centre for the National Schools Pistol Championships & home to athletes in the Welsh & British Junior Pistol Squad. For more information on our pathway system with the Welsh Target Shooting Federation & British Shooting, please contact us. GO Sport are pleased to announce that as of 2021, our head coach has been appointed the pistol coach for the National Development Squad. Coaching sessions with Owen Jones are available. Currently closed due to Covid - WE WILL BE BACK!

7. Brynamman Public Hall Cinema

Station Road Upper Brynamman, Brynamman SA18 1SF Wales +44 1269 823232 [email protected] http://www.brynammancinema.org
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Brynamman Public Hall Cinema

Brynamman Cinema traces it's origins to the 1920s where it was funded by the "check-off" system, whereby weekly contributions were deducted from the miners' wages, initially to build the hall, and subsequently to run it. Building work on the new Brynamman Cinema started in 1924 with seating for around 1,100 people. It was furnished throughout with tip up seats upholstered in old gold corduroy. The stage was built 20ft by 60 ft and had 4 dressing rooms below. The lounge was situated below the library it contained 12 armchairs and 3 settees where the miners could relax or play cards around the several oak game and card tables therein. There was also a billiard room above the library. The opening ceremony was held on 15th May 1926, the cinema started with silent films until the 1930's, when the "talkies" came along. Today, Brynamman Cinema continues to grow and has kept up with all the changes the film industry has made over the years, most recently being the transformation to digital projection. As of May 2013, the cinema has the ability to show two films simultaneously for the first time in its 89 year history thanks to the opening of Screen 2, a 43 seat auditorium situated in the old lounge space. All of this has been possible due to the good work of the committee of volunteers who run the day to day business of the cinema. This page/service is independently managed and maintained by Daniel Matthews, Digital Marketing Manager for Brynamman Public Hall & Institute and Brynaman Cinema Cyf; and acts as an official representation of Brynamman Public Hall & Institute and Brynaman Cinema Cyf. This service/page is not managed by Brynamman Public Hall & Institute or Brynaman Cinema Cyf. Rights are reserved to withdraw page/service at any time.

Reviewed By PAUL-THE-DIGGER

Today marked my first visit to the Brynamman Public Hall Cinema. Having spent eight happy years as a community cinema volunteer, initially as 'front-of-house' and subsequently on the projection team, at the [Community] Centre Cinema, Lymington, Hampshire (1982-1990), I was very interested in how the Brynamman gang operated. What a joy! A lovely, historic cinema building; beautifully maintained; happy, enthusiastic volunteer staff; today's film, 'Emma', well presented; and nice, cwtchy seats in the back row of the upper circle (bet they could tell some tales of Upper Brynamman past!?). The very reasonable ticket price included a nice cup of tea and biscuits - I will have to return to buy intermission ice cream from the lady with the tray! The Brynamman Public Hall Cinema is indeed an hidden gem in the truest sense. It fuses local community and entertainment heritage with modern cinematic visual and sound technology - and it works SO well! I send my sincere compliments to all involved in keeping the traditional cinema-going experience alive in Brynamman. I would encourage anyone seeking quality entertainment to seek out this rare (dare I say unique?) opportunity to pass from the mundane present into a past when cinemas were still 'other worldly', special places into which one could escape from everyday normality for a couple of hours.

8. Celtic Laser

Llanelli SA15 3JA Wales +44 7732 171687 [email protected] http://www.celticlaser.com
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5.0 based on 7 reviews

Celtic Laser

Celtic Laser is a Mobile laser Tag Company that operates regularly from Pembrey Country Park, Pembrey, Carmarthenshire.

9. Little M'zzz Indoor Play Centre

The Old Church Hall, Llanybydder SA40 9UE Wales +44 1570 480268
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5.0 based on 7 reviews

Little M'zzz Indoor Play Centre

10. Aspirations Outdoor Adventures

Maudland House Cynwyl Elfed, Carmarthen SA33 6SX Wales +44 7817 480386 [email protected] http://www.AspirationsOutdoorAdventures.co.uk
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Aspirations Outdoor Adventures

Aspirations Outdoor Adventures is proud to offer a range of services such as Archery, Sumo Wrestling, A very Muddy Assault Course, Archery Tag where we are the first in Wales, Laser Tag, PaintBalling and team building.

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