Best places: Things to dos in Mynydd Isa, United Kingdom

Including a forest & open fields, this park features the ruins of 12th-century castle & a waterfall.

Woodland, cliffs and river valley in the Clwydian Range, with a discovery trail and dramatic views.

👍👍 Not very easy to find but great service when you do find it. Don't go by address on Google but by the address on the Facebook page. So many reptiles to choose from, advice given and one girl left very happy with first reptile.

👍 Lovely walk up to the tower from any of the car parks with views (good weather permitting) over local and distant countryside. Always prepare for wind and rain , it can be exposed but the views are worth it all.

Indoor go-karting and karting events including grand prix, enduro racing and corporate entertaining.

👍👍 Has to be one of the strangest places to find a castle, what a little gem. Free to vist, in the middle of a woodland surrounded by rivers. No parking apart from a little layby and it's a good 15 minute downhill walk to the castle.

👍👍 Great castle ruin, free to visit. Two towers to climb and explore. It was a great place to take a picnic and has these audio information boards dotted around, which i thought was a nice touch. Has a large car park with height restrictions.

👍👍 We were recommended to come by a friend. Am I glad we did! Hands down the nicest Sunday roast I’ve ever tasted. Some other reviews have said the food isn’t good and staff unhelpful. Far from it all staff we interacted with were extremely friendly and keen to ensure we enjoyed our food. Rest assured...

👍👍 Again a lovely place to visit. Free parking. Very quiet when I went, but amazing views and lovely quiet walks. Definitely a place to come if you're looking for walks / views

Wildlife park offering a range of domestic & exotic animals, plus tractor rides & soft play.

👍👍 Used venture for a booking during lockdown which got cancelled due to travel restrictions, which they were very proactive in helping get us resolved. Then again afterwards went back tot hem due to the excellent service and enjoyed a fantastic holiday in new york. We'll go back to venture again and a...

👍👍 Easy free close parking, steep hill to climb, but accessible,just hold on to the pram or wheelchair on the way down! Easy to walk around, boards up near the castle with some history and basic info to learn.

🫤 What a palava! For our first visit.. no one on gate so was chased over the carpark after being seen by the person meant to be on the gate...(?) Stopped and then told where to park, further than I planned.. there were near by spaces. Paid to get in; £2 per person for a walk.. dogs are free. Ticke...

👍 It's a good but short walk with views for miles up to the North of England, with Blackpool tower and the Penines visible on a clear day. Most of the earthworks are still very clear on the side of the hill with a clearly visible rampart you can walk the whole way around at the top. There's a lot of g...

👍👍 What a fantastic and very interesting place if you are into your history.

👍👍 Great for runs for dogs. Doggie poo bin. Met some lovely people and dogs too!

😐 It's worth noting there's no actual castle here. It's what remains of a motte and bailey castle, so you have a mound, with a flat bit and another higher mound. But there's no castle to explore. Think of it as a small park with steep hills. The playground is basically abandoned, and on a quiet day y...

👍👍 Delightful country park where Robin the Robin will greet you at the car park before you set off on your walk.

👍👍 A brilliant walk. Views are stunning. There is a less steep walk that starts at the car park, at the top of the hill. We did the walk via the logging path which was very steep, but worth the trek. A must visit if you're up to the task.