Rhyl Botanical Gardens is the only dedicated park in the town. It is managed by Denbighshire County Council and supported by Rhyl Town Council and works in partnership with the Supporters of Rhyl Botanical Gardens.Rhyl Town Council provide the beautiful floral displays which enhance the beauty of the gardens. The Supporters of Rhyl Botanical Gardens…
Gardens, meadows and cafe
They have flat/slightly inclined smooth pathways around the grounds and the main part of the Pavilion building is on the flat. There is a winter conservatory, art gallery, café and ice cream parlour all within the building and seating on the promenade. There is a Changing Places toilet and accessible toilets and accessible parking bays…
Gardens are spectacular and probably better to visit than the castle. The treehouse is good for lunch and is wheelchair friendly. THERE IS A RESTAURANT AND CAFÉ AT THE TREEHOUSE – restaurant is quite expensive and ‘posh’ but can be booked. Café does NOT taking bookings
Some challenging terrain and distances on grounds but whell chair accessable otherwise
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