Most reviewed Parks in Cardiff, United Kingdom

A rambling riverside beauty spot with an arboretum, Victorian gardens, friary ruins and a cafe.

Stadium & esteemed cricket venue set within leafy riverside gardens, also hosting live-music events.

Massive Victorian park with lake, botanic garden, adventure playground, cafe and sports facilities.

A Victorian park with lawns, flower borders, bandstand, playground, paddling pool and refreshments.

👍👍 Always beautiful scenery at the Rec.

👍👍 What an amazing place, bit of a pain in the arse to get too but once there, its like your miles away from everywhere!! Once you get through the underpass the sound of the roads soon disappear leaving you lovely sights and sounds. Huge rhododendron bushes galore!! Love wild garlic? Fill your boots as...

37-hectare park featuring a model railway, a pitch & putt course, tennis courts & a playground.

👍 Free entrance & free parking, donations excepted, free entrance to the house on the ground floor, £5 to have the audio tour for the 1st floor Insole Court is a Grade II Listed Victorian Gothic mansion in Llandaff, Cardiff, Wales, built for wealthy businessman James Harvey Insole and dating back to...

👍👍 Lovely hour pottering along and over the river at Hailey Park.

👍👍 Great gardens for a walk through and even a sit down with a coffee and to chat. Plenty of benches, a stream running through, birdsong and sunshine (some of the time) and plenty of flora and fauna to see all year round. I usually walk the full length of these gardens into Roath Park and back through...

👍👍 Lovely park with large large. Easy flat paths for walking and bench’s all the way round. There are swans, geese, ducks and all sort of other birds. There is a heron aswell that you can sometimes spot if he is not being shy! I’ve added some photos of him! Fishing in the summer. Shame the bridge is re...

👍👍 Absolutely loved it here, great place for an evening walk with the family. Plenty to see and do. Definitely be back

👍 Easy to miss the turning, but plenty of parking and lots of pitches. Although can be a bit bumpy, long grass and some pitches were on a bit of a slant! Great venue for seeing lots of matches at one time though. And a good area to walk your dog. But if rugby and football are on then can be difficult...

😐 We had a lovely walk there! There is a play park, and skate park . A lake with ducks, swans and coots. We walked about an hour there, bit muddy at some places, little bridges, streams and river and lots of fallen trees and moss.

👍👍 We had a lovely walk along the trail in the dappled shade toward Rumney Hill Gardens. We stopped briefly at the Cafe which happened to be open. We had a lovely welcome from Diane who opens it on a voluntary basis for the community. After chatting over a lovely cuppa we headed back home. So peaceful.

👍 Went for the pqrkrun. Nice tarmac, path and grass sections.saw a kids playground that looked good. Nice tree cover if raining near centre of park. After heavy rain it gets waterlogged.

👍👍 I love Whitchurch, my auntie used to live in the big house turned into flats. I love the common not cut for the wildlife The church is immaculate and grounds It brought back memories of happier times spent in the house.

👍👍 Beautiful garden- with lovely trees. Ample benches to rest and enjoy the peace and tranquility. Family, wheelchair and dog friendly. Scenic, free to public.

👍👍 Beautiful, lovely , pet friendly place

👍👍 Lovely walk around the lake :) however, beware of the many geese!