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Welsh Games – Outdoor Fun & Welsh-Themed Challenges

Nine hilarious Welsh-themed games in the countryside – perfect for stag, hen and group fun near Cwmbran.

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Welsh Games is an outdoor activity centre near Cwmbran where groups tackle nine hilarious, uniquely Welsh-themed games in a scenic countryside setting. Think leek duels, dragon relays and plenty of laughter as you run, race and play through the fields. It’s a popular choice for stag and hen groups, corporate events and friends looking for a fun, active day out. The site is well-equipped for events, with space for large groups and a lively, informal atmosphere.

A brief summary to Welsh Games

  • Race Farm, Newport Rd, Cwmbran, NP44 2BZ, GB
  • +442920109333
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  • Duration: 2 to 4 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Outdoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 9 am-10:30 pm
  • Tuesday 9 am-10:30 pm
  • Wednesday 9 am-10:30 pm
  • Thursday 9 am-10:30 pm
  • Friday 9 am-10:30 pm
  • Saturday 9 am-10:30 pm
  • Sunday 9 am-10:30 pm

Local tips

  • Book well in advance, especially for weekends and peak season, as slots for stag and hen groups fill up quickly.
  • Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy footwear – many games involve running and playing on grass and uneven ground.
  • Check the weather forecast and bring a waterproof layer; the games are outdoors and can go ahead in light rain.
  • If you have non-participants (e.g. older relatives), contact the organisers in advance to confirm if they can attend as spectators.
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Getting There

  • By car

    From central Cwmbran, follow Newport Road (A4051) northeast for about 3 km. Welsh Games is located on Race Farm, clearly signposted from the main road. There is on-site parking for cars and minibuses, but spaces can fill up quickly on busy event days.

  • By public transport

    From Cwmbran town centre, take a local bus heading towards Newport along the A4051. Alight near Race Farm and walk a short distance to the entrance. The final stretch is along a rural road, so allow extra time and wear comfortable shoes, especially if carrying event gear.

Welsh Games location weather suitability

  • Weather icon Any Weather
  • Weather icon Rain / Wet Weather
  • Weather icon Mild Temperatures

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A Day of Welsh-Themed Laughter

Welsh Games offers a high-energy, outdoor group experience set on a working farm near Cwmbran, where the focus is on fun, teamwork and a good dose of Welsh humour. Visitors take part in a series of nine themed games that playfully celebrate Welsh culture, from leek-based challenges to dragon-themed relays and quirky team races. The games are designed to be inclusive and entertaining rather than strictly competitive, making them ideal for groups of friends, stag and hen parties, or corporate teams looking for a memorable shared experience.

Games and Group Dynamics

Each session typically includes a mix of physical challenges, silly tasks and light-hearted competitions that encourage laughter and camaraderie. The exact lineup can vary, but it often features classics like leek duels, sack races with a Welsh twist, and team relays that test coordination and speed. The games are run by energetic hosts who keep the atmosphere upbeat and inclusive, ensuring that even those who aren’t sporty can join in and enjoy themselves. Prizes are awarded to winners, and many groups appreciate the free photos that capture the day’s highlights.

Setting and Practicalities

The activity site is located on Race Farm, a rural setting just off Newport Road, offering a pleasant contrast to the nearby town. The games take place outdoors in fields and on hard-standing areas, so the experience is very much weather-dependent. The site is equipped to handle large groups, with space for changing, briefings and socialising before and after the games. It’s primarily geared towards adult groups, and while spectators are sometimes welcome, participation is the main focus. Booking in advance is essential, especially for weekends and peak seasons, as slots fill up quickly for popular events like hen and stag parties.

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