
Explore a historic 100-year-old park with woodland trails, meadows, and rich biodiversity perfect for families and dog walkers.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
Nice and clean park with tennis courts and children play area and very safe neighborhood and newly build jogging track and many litter bins around park and well maintained lone area. Good for picnic and play for children's and dog walking.
A very nice park to walk and spend time with family and kids.
There are tennis courts and rugby/ football pitches. I use the park as a cut through to more interesting walks along the Taff Trail and Glamorgan Canal. You can do a pathed loop around the edges of park itself. Along the river side it is the cycle way though so you have to dodge bikes loads as there aren't two separate paths for walkers and bikes. There is a free car park, yet there are no allocated disabled parking spaces. Parking spaces aren't marked and the car park tends to only fills up during peak times. No public toilets.
Hailey’s park is a lovely quiet and laid back park in the outskirts of the Cardiff, at North Llandaff. This unfenced park stretches across a tennis court and rugby/ football/ volleyball pitches to cycling and walking paths along the trail of river Taff and the Glamorgan canal. The rather long trail across river Taff has dense trees on one side and some amazing riverine pebble beaches on the other side (hiding behind the stretch of bushes). There’s also 2 bridges across Taff, one of which is a railway bridge. This trail is ideal for outdoor picnics. Barbecuing also should be possible given that there are no explicit mentions of it being banned - but one has to be responsible by leaving the place tidy and not polluting/ disturbing the ecosystem. On the other side of the trail are the parks. There are parks for kids and toddlers as well. There’s space for playing sports like rugby/ football/ volleyball and it can be alluded to the fact that Llandaff north sports club/ rugby club is located by this park. There’s also free parking which can accommodate quite a good number of cars at the end of the trail. It’s not always very busy, but might get busy during summers especially with the cyclists. The place seems to be well maintained with no any garbage spotted anywhere - possibly thanks to the responsible visitors. This place also seems to be a very popular spot for dog walking. Spotted a lot of dog walking here. Verdict: A good option if you want a calmer place in comparison with the other bigger names in the city such as the Bute park, roath park, Victoria park etc.
I went cycling with my niece today and we enjoyed our day. It is ideal for cycling, walking and taking dogs on a walk. It has a lovely river flowing through it with lovely scenery. Outside the park you can hire bikes. There is also an area to play cricket and other games.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
