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Nature provides the best playgrounds in the world and it has been proven that connecting with nature improves our well-being. It's important to take care of our countryside, so remember to follow the Countryside Code.
Surrounded by evergreen trees, the reservoir is an important source of drinking water for parts of Anglesey, as well as being...
A circular walk around Maelog Lake on a well-defined footpath.
On June 21st, the longest day of the year, something very special happens at Bryn Celli Du. Rays from the rising...
Stroll quietly through the forest and you might hear the scramble of claws and catch a glimpse of a red bushy...
You can enjoy various views of the reed beds from a fully accessible boardwalk, which stretches for some 700-metres right around...
Spectacular views of the breeding seabird colonies from Ellin’s Tower with binoculars and telescopes provided, to watch nature at its best....
This playground has cool equipment like a balance board and zip wire. The walk goes over the suspension bridge and the...
In summer these rocks are great for exploring and splashing in the river. The cool boardwalk goes high up amongst the...
This is a small woodland with lots of interesting paths and ruins to explore – perfect for hide and seek! The...
There is a playground here but the real attraction is the woodland and the great trees - get out there and...
This nature reserve has loads of space to run around in and lots of secret paths for hide and seek. There...
This is a lovely short walk in the woods next to the river with plenty of features to inspire you. Stop...
Lots to discover here and various trails to follow (all signposted from the car park), try skimming stones on the lake....
This small woodland is ideal for a short exploration. Walk alongside Nant y Groes stream with lots of trees and spaces...
A fantastic, expansive space. There are lots of natural boulders for climbing, slopes for sliding and spaces to make dens. You...
A fun, varied 45 minute walk around a golf course starting through the gate marked private. There are lots of pebble...
Loggerheads Country Park is a very special place, rich in wildlife and heritage. It’s an ideal gateway for visitors wishing to...
A peaceful circular route may be taken around some of the lower paths in the popular Moel Famau Country Park. Managed...
Mount Wood or Pencoed, is a community woodland managed in partnership by Denbighshire Countryside Service and local voluntary groups.
Rhuddlan Nature Reserve is fully accessible for all. The site has been transformed into an ideal location for wildlife to thrive...
Enjoy a scenic woodland walk around a purpose made path with benches along the way. Bring a picnic and make use...
Wepre Park (Welsh: Parc Gwepra) is a 160 acres (65 ha) country park near Connah's Quay in Flintshire, Wales. The park...
Talacre Beach Resort offers the perfect family getaway beside golden sands at the Gateway to North Wales. With five-star facilities, indoor...
Nercwys Forest, located near Mold in Flintshire, is a tranquil woodland offering scenic walking, cycling, and horse-riding trails.
Moel Findeg offers a peaceful escape with scenic views, perfect for a tranquil hike through the Clwydian Range.
Greenfield Valley Heritage Park is a 70-acre country park. It is located in Greenfield, near the town of Holywell. It is...
The Treuddyn BMX Pump Track is a standout new facility. Featuring six straights, five block-paved turns, and a paved start hill,...
Hawarden Estate, in the village of Hawarden, is a historic and scenic treasure. It features a 13th-century fortification with Iron Age...
Explore the Flint Coastal Path for a peaceful walk with stunning views of the coastline and nature!
Park in the Past, Hope - where history meets nature for a peaceful and scenic escape.
Discover Caergwrle Castle – a hidden gem where history and stunning views come together.
Bailey Hill in Mold offers a fascinating blend of history, with ancient earthworks and stunning views of the town and countryside....
The Cistercian monks from the Cymer Abbey, Llanelltyd originally gave the site to Barmouth’s residents for leisure purposes and, after a...
Coed Doctor is a densely wooded area on the edge of the village that provides a nice change of scene. An...
This old quarry has been transformed into a nature reseve by North wales wildlife trust. It is full of history, plants...
The largest country park in wrexham, there is a variety of woodland, grassland and riverside walks.
nestled in the dee valley, there are animals,woodlands, trails and riverside walks to explore. There is a café and visitor centre,...
The lead mines offer a glimpse into the industrial past of the clywedog valley. You can explore the country park, see...
Nant mill has a carpark, childrens play area and picnic benches situated next to the river. There are woodland walks that...
a country park with walking trails and information boards on the industrial history of the area. Great for family walks, bug...
a 70 acre forest with walking trails and information boards about the area. Great for family walks, bike rides, den building...
walk along the clywedog river, with footpaths leading upto the cup and saucer and Erddig estate. Play in the fields and...
A conservation area with river, meadows, footpaths & woodland. This space is a haven for wildlife. Ideal for picnics and bug...
industrial heratige of local area, with a riverside walk that links to Erddig estate and Nant Mill. There is a play...
a private fishing pool, football field, walks in nature & historical monument. Ideal for family walks, fishing and exploring. There are...
Nature provides the best playgrounds in the world and it is proven that connecting to nature increases people’s sense of well being.
As with all the spaces in this guide the countryside is a place that needs to be cared for so please follow the Country Side Code.
Here, you can discover new ideas about where you can go and what you can do when playing outside, including some of the best beaches, parks, playgrounds, woods and nature reserves in North Wales.
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