FAQ for Llanfallteg Park

How do I access the park in Llanfallteg?

Llanfallteg Park is located in the centre of the village, behind the village hall and near The Plash Inn pub. You can access the park in one of two ways, either via The Plash Inn car park and using the public footpath which runs around the edge of the car park and beer garden, and down a short gravel path in the bottom left of the beer garden.

Or you can access the park via the tarmac lane to the right hand side of the village hall, which leads to the lane down to the park entrance.

Where can I park my vehicle when visiting the park?

Roadside parking is available near and around the village hall in the middle of Llanfallteg. When parking please ensure you do not block access to peoples drive ways, or to access roads.

Is Llanfallteg park wheelchair and buggy friendly?

Yes, Llanfallteg Park is wheelchair and stroller buggy friendly. Access is available from the roadside via a tarmac path which runs down the right hand side of the village hall. A hard gravel path then leads down to the playing field gate. The entrance gate into the playing field is a dual swing gate, which opens in both directions. A hard tarmac area is located at the top of the playing field, where you will find benches and outdoor exercise equipment, which also includes a wheelchair friendly exercise station. The grass field is firm in spring and summer months, sometimes a bit wet during winter months. Access to the lower part of the playing field is across the grass, or the raise path towards the far end of the field. Please note this raised path has a short, sharp slope at the end to exit the path, so please take care. It may not be suitable for wheelchair users.

Are there toilets at Llanfallteg park?

There are no toilets in the playing field. However the local pub, The Plash Inn does provide facilities for its customers. The village hall has toilets which are only available when the hall is open for public use.

Are Dogs allowed in the park?

Sorry, dogs are strictly not allowed in the playing field at any time, even and especially at organised events such as the annual plant sale, or fun day. There are public footpaths available down to the river Taf, providing extensive walks along the river and countryside.

Is the playing field enclosed?

Llanfallteg Park is an enclosed area, with high fencing all around. It is located away from the road, down a short gravel lane behind the village hall. Access to the playing field is available via one of two gates (one at the main entrance, the other at the bottom right hand side of the field leading to the public footpath and the river Taf). The toddlers area is also mainly enclosed with wooden fencing.

What is a Queen Elizabeth II Field In Trust?

A Queen Elizabeth II Field in Trust is a UK outdoor recreational space, such as a park, playground, or playing field, permanently protected by the charity Fields in Trust to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s 2012 Diamond Jubilee. These 1,388+ protected sites, including playgrounds and nature reserves, are secured against development to ensure they remain open for community recreation forever.

What is a Green Flag Award Winning Park?

A Green Flag Award-winning park is a publicly accessible green space that has met high international standards for management, cleanliness, safety, and community involvement. It serves as a benchmark of excellence, assuring visitors that the space is welcoming, well-maintained, and environmentally sustainable.
To win this prestigious award, managed by Keep Britain Tidy, parks must meet strict criteria, often judged annually

Is there WiFi access in the park?

Unfortunately there is no dedicated Wifi, however most mobile network providers have good coverage in and around the playing field.

Are there electrical charging points in the park?

There are no electric charging points in the playing field, but your welcome to sit down and recharge your own batteries while enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Does Llanfallteg Park have disabled access friendly play equipment?

Llanfallteg Park has an accessible fitness equipment item, located on the tarmac area at the top of the Park. We have accessible benches located on the tarmac area.

Can I have a picnic or BBQ in the park?

We welcome park Picnics, however BBQ’s, fire pits, or any gas stoves are not allowed due to risks to you, the park, and other users.

Is Llanfallteg Park a registered charity?

Yes, Llanfallteg Park is a registered charity in England and Wales, with the title “Llanfallteg Memorial Playing Field” and registered charity number: 519286.

Is Llanfallteg Park the same organisation as the Village Hall, and, or Community Council?

No, Llanfallteg Park, or its official title “Llanfallteg Memorial Playing Field” is an independent registered charity.

It is completely separate to Henllanfallteg Community Association, (Alt; Llanfallteg Village Hall) and Henllanfallteg Community Council – which are both separate organisations in their own right.