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Llyn Llech Owain Country Park

Name: Llyn Llech Owain Country Park
Address: Llanelli, Wales, GB

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Anna

August 16, 2021

Great little park and walk for younger children with a cafe. Small parking fee applies. Great to fill a few hours. Around 15 minute car journey

Dafydd & Meryl

December 27, 2019

A superb country park set around a historical and mythological lake, known for its wildlife. Mountain biking and cycling around the lake.

Barrie

February 25, 2020

Lyn Llech Owain Park is an area of 73 hectares, with nature trails, an adventure area including a wooden adventure playground and separate toddler playground. A forest track provides a longer hike or bike ride around the country park and there’s a rough mountain bike track for the more adventurous cyclists. A network of footpaths provide for enjoyable walking, many paths are well surfaced and accessible to wheelchair users. There is a cafeteria, picnic sites and toilet facilities, all with provision for the disabled Opening times April - September -10 am- 8pm. October-March 10am- 4pm. Free admission -Parking fees 1 hour - £1.00 Up to 3 hours - £2.10 Over 3 hours £3.10 Postcode SA147NF

Justin

August 25, 2019

This is a great place for nature walks. Has a lovely lake and children's play area with a cafe serving good food. If you feel energetic you can take part in the 5k Park Run here each Saturday at 9am!

Mandy

August 1, 2021

Llyn Llech Owain Country Park is an area of 73 Hectares (180 acres), managed for your enjoyment by Carmarthenshire County Council with nature trails, an adventure area including a cool wooden adventure playground, separate toddler playground with smaller features. A forest track provides a longer hike or bike ride around the country park and there's a rough mountain bike trail for the more adventurous cyclists amongst you! At the heart of the Country Park is the lake, which is surrounded by a peat bog. This rare habitat is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Elsewhere are areas of heathland and broadleaved woodland, whilst areas of coniferous woodland are being cleared progressively and converted to heathland and broadleaved woodland. A network of footpaths provides for enjoyable walking. Many paths are well surfaced and accessible to wheelchair users. A specially constructed path allows safe access over the peat bog and around the lake. Located just 5 and half miles away from the barns, a short 15 minute drive. The country park is free entry, just pay to park your car for the day (£3.20 for 8 hours). It is dog friendly and there is a cafe and toilet facilities. A highly recommended day out.