Wepre Park

Wepre Park is an ancient woodland rich in wildlife and history. It is a greatly valued green space for the residents of Connah’s Quay, and is used by over 200,000 visitors annually. Its 160 acres are cared for on a daily basis by Flintshire Countryside Service so that everyone can enjoy its beautiful open spaces and facilities.

No other park in the region has such a rich combination of features. It has the best free children’s playground in the region, two football pitches, acres of beautiful woodland walks, a well-managed fishing pool, access to Ewloe Castle and a recently modernised and manned Visitor Centre to help you enjoy your visit.

Contact details

Wepre Drive
Connah's Quay

CH5 4HL
Telephone:

Nearby attractions

Wepre Park

Flintshire Rural Walk 9 & 10 - Wepre

Sustrans

Borderlands Line

BMX

Nearby restaurants

The Blue Bell Inn
The Blue Bell is an independent, family-run, award-winning free house with multiple CAMRA Regional awards. It was a Sunday Telegraph Top Ten UK Country Pub in 2008 and The Best Pub in 2009, and featured in The Sunday Times Best Summer Walks for 2009.

The Antelope Inn

The Antelope Hotel of Rhydymwyn (just a couple of miles northwest of Mold) offers all you could want. Our well-loved family pub, hotel & restaurant is a charming, family-run inn that dates back more than 200 years.

Pub

Cross Keys
The Cross Keys Llanfynydd is a 17th century pub situated between Mold and Wrexham on Offa's Dyke with open fires and a real olde worlde atmosphere.

Red Lion
Traditional rural pub in an area popular with ramblers.

Y Dderwen - The Oak
Y Dderwen -The Oak - is a rural, community pub, situated in lovely walking countryside some four miles west of Mold on the A541. At our bar we have real ales and a choice of four lagers.