Nature trails around the park take you through woodland and countryside housing wildlife and views unrivalled in Wales.

 

The mansion (although rebuilt in 1830) around which the park is located is steeped in history dating back to the days of Oliver Cromwell.

An interesting Arboretum housing many unusual and interesting trees including Giant Redwood, Monterey Pine and Fern-Leaved Beech provides the visitor with a walk in clean fresh country air.

The park also houses a 20 acre deer park with around 20 fallow deer currently residing. The country walks around the park guide you around the 20 acre enclosure where visitors can see the deer in almost natural surroundings.

 

Car parking in the park is adequate costing
£1.50 per vehicle (car).
Adjacent to the car park is a visitor centre with cafe and restaurant. On our visit, we purchased two sandwiches and two cups of tea
at a cost of £9.25.


Nominal Car Parking charges apply.
Guide books can be purchased from the Cafe


For further information including future craft events and attractions held at the park
contact the Countryside Warden
(01558)  668885