Explore woodland trails, wildlife habitats, and guided nature walks in this dog-friendly countryside park with free admission.

Forest Farm Country Park is a natural green space offering visitors the opportunity to discover woodland ecosystems, diverse wildlife, and outdoor recreational activities. The park features designated cycling routes, guided walking experiences including bat walks and nature walks, and an orchard area for exploration. With its commitment to biodiversity, the venue provides an educational experience where families and nature enthusiasts can learn about local wildlife and conservation efforts. The park is designed to be accessible to all visitors, including families with pushchairs and those with dogs. A dedicated Wardens Centre serves as a meeting point for organized activities and ranger-led events. Forest Farm welcomes volunteers and community involvement, making it not just a place to visit but a space to participate in conservation and environmental stewardship. The venue is particularly suitable for families seeking outdoor adventures, nature education, and peaceful countryside experiences without entrance fees.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Alison Jones

a month ago

Lovely for sheltered walks in a heatwave! River Taff can be quite fast flowing but under the weir it's quite shallow so a big dog can swim safely as they can get purchase on the river bottom.

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Yuen Angel Q

3 months ago

Good location, free parking, dog friendly👍

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Simon Hughes

5 months ago

Fantastic great for all ages and lots of animals. Highly recommended

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Andy

10 months ago

Lovely , great walk along canal cans area , couple of hides one seat broken though , listening to regulars been like it for a while plenty of birds , tits and robins eat out of hand buzzards kingfishers etc rats foxes and squirrels , lovely area pretty clean also .

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Kevin Arscott (The Walking Kev)

a year ago

The place to go if you want to get photos of kingfishers. You might get lucky and see one quickly, you might have to wait many hours, but generally if you're patient you will be rewarded. The first hide is best as the perches are a lot closer. Nice walks around the area as well, with beautiful colours along the old canal and you can loop around to the river Taff. Plenty of other wildlife around and kids will enjoy the hides when the rabbits and squirrels turn up.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026