Discover the expansive grounds of Parc Glynllifon in North Wales, perfect for groups seeking a day of outdoor fun. With scenic trails, historic landmarks, and welcoming policies, it’s a top choice for memorable group outings.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
All-day (4–8 hours)
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, with accessible paths for all ages and abilities.
Wildlife
History
Originally a Victorian estate, Parc Glynllifon has been open to the public since the early 20th century, preserving its historic charm.
Conservation
The park actively maintains its landscapes to preserve native species and minimize environmental impact, promoting sustainable recreation.
Parc Glynllifon
Discover the expansive grounds of Parc Glynllifon in North Wales, perfect for groups seeking a day of outdoor fun. With scenic trails, historic landmarks, and welcoming policies, it’s a top choice for memorable group outings.
Parc Glynllifon is a historic country park located in Llandwrog, Wales. The park manages extensive grounds and facilities that are open to the public and to pre-booked groups and projects. Parc Glynllifon offers a range of visitor options including day passes for all-day access, filming permits for dedicated shoots, group bookings for twenty or more visitors, and a meeting room rental inside historic buildings.
Day passes provide hassle-free entry on a chosen date, with free parking and dog-friendly policies that allow visitors to explore the park at their own pace. The filming permit covers a six-hour session and supports flexible crew sizes, accommodating handheld camera shoots and larger productions when booked in advance. Group visits include discounts and streamlined entry, making the park suitable for organised outings, school trips, and social groups.
The meeting room is available by the hour, half-day, or full-day and accommodates up to 20 people. Located within the park’s historic buildings, the room offers a quiet setting for meetings, workshops, and small events.
Parc Glynllifon emphasises accessibility and convenience; grounds are described as accessible for visitors with mobility needs and ample free parking is available on site. Booking in advance is recommended for filming permits, group discounts, and meeting room hire. Information and bookings are managed by the park’s administration in Llandwrog, ensuring visitors and organisers have clear guidance before arrival.
The park's mix of natural landscapes and heritage architecture supports photography, outdoor learning, and quiet recreation for visitors of all ages. Booking details are online.
Location
Llandwrog, Wales
Historic park and grounds
Dog-friendly
Dogs welcome
Bring dogs on day visits
Accessible
Accessible for all
Suitable for mobility needs
Meeting Room
Up to 20 people
Hourly, half-day, full-day hire
Reserve day passes, filming permits, group bookings, or the meeting room — book in advance to guarantee access.
Come prepared for all-day visits
Bring layers, snacks, and water to stay comfortable while exploring the grounds.
Plan easy walking routes
Use the well-maintained trails to avoid uneven terrain and enjoy a smooth walk.
Check pet policies beforehand
Ensure your dogs are leashed and follow the park’s guidelines for furry friends.
Use the map provided at entry
Navigate the large grounds confidently with the park's detailed map to maximize your visit.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive footwear is key for all-day exploring across varied terrain.
Layers of clothing
Weather can change quickly outdoors, so layering helps stay comfortable.
Snacks and water
Stay energized and hydrated during your visit.
Park map or guidebook
Helps navigate the expansive grounds and discover hidden spots.