Parks in Neath

Fresh reviews:

A nice park just off the main road through Briton Ferry, with small formal gardens and wild woodland. There are entrances off the main road and also one at the very end of Ynysmaerdy Road where there is a small free car park. The flower beds are all well looked after and there are lovely shows of flowers…

Jane T.

Jersey Park

The Gnoll Country Park is a lovely escape from the hustle and bustle of town. It has something for everyone, with peaceful waterside walks around lakes, elaborate restored cascades and then wilder parts with clambering woodland paths plus coarse fishing. There are stunning views from the higher parts of the…

Siobhan H.

Gnoll Country Park

Over the years the Gnoll Park has changed a lot and when they added the Visitors Centre it was certainly a change for the better.The centre is situated next to the children’s play area and the lake which has a huge variety of ducks, which is always a firm favourite with the children and you can purchase bags of…

Alison

Gnoll Visitors Centre

If you are looking for somewhere to blow the cobwebs away Margam park is a good option, especially at this time of year. Watch Santa feeding the deer,(make sure you wear warm clothes!) there’s an adventure playground, a farm trail, and a shop for stocking fillers. There’s also a café for a hot drink. Downside…

Ann

Margam Park and Orangery

A large grassy area of common ground on both sides of the road, surrounded by trees at one end. On one side is a brightly painted enclosed play area for younger children. Ideal for people who live around the perimeter to walk their dogs, and also for those walking between the Cimla area and the main town of…

Jane T.

Cimla Common

This Victorian style public park is situated in the middle of Neath, just behind the bus station.It’s a medium sized formal park, about 2 acres in area. There are plenty of park benches around the park and it’s a nice area to eat your sandwiches on a summer’s day.There are also public toilets in the park…