 During the mid 16th century the remainder of the park changed use too, from a deer park to farmland, when all but the limestone gorge "cwm" and about 500 acres of woodland was divided into three farms.The remaining parkland of "Parc le Breos" is in "Coed y Parc", about seven  miles (12 km) west south west of Swansea, Wales, in the southern part of central Gower Peninsula, between the villages of Llanrhidian and Bishopston ().Its nearest village is Parkmill, a small rural settlement about to the south east.