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Discover the best top things to do in Flintshire, United Kingdom including Nercwys Forest, Holywell Pet Cemetery, Wepre Park, Moel Famau, Gladstone's Library, Dangerpoint Interactive Visitor Centre, Talacre Beach, Flint Castle.
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1. Nercwys Forest
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Dataflow - Chester, United Kingdom
If you venture off the beaten paths here - starting at the corner through the style you are treated to some lovely hidden paths. Nothing wrong with the bigger paths but I prefer wandering through the older parts of the woods where the trees are closer together and the path less obvious.
2. Holywell Pet Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Pet Cemetery, within award winning grounds and a home made food cafe. Enjoy a stroll around the award winning grounds of the pet cemetery and discover a place where the beautifully manicured gardens, statues, memorials, visitor centre & chapel are all dedicated to pets.All well behaved pets are welcome in our cafe, serving delicious home cooked food. The visitor cafe is open from 10am to 5pm.Visitors welcome at all time 7 days a week.Pet funeral services enquiries can be made 24/7.
Reviewed By DEBSAN72 - Holywell, United Kingdom
Went with my friend today and we both had a lovely breakfast and to follow we had a cake for a treat and wow it was amazing. Well done cheryl for a cake that was made to perfection
3. Wepre Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 293 reviews
Reviewed By Philfromcheshire
I have visited here several times and it still remains very popular for everyone. Plenty of parking spaces,but it can get busy during holiday time. There is a lovely visitors centre which has a map of Wepre Park,public toilets and a cafe which serves hot and cold food and ice cream.You can sit outside the information centre with your dog on a lead.There is also some benches and rocks to sit on under the trees.There are picnic tables near by. Plenty of well worn paths leading you in various directions around Wepre Park.There is also a boarded path which is great for anyone using pushchairs,you can walk down to the river and dogs and children can have a paddle. Lots of birds and wildlife can be heard as you walk through the Brook walk. There are plenty of benches to sit and relax on along the way. You can also take a visit up to Ewloe Castle or take the many steps up to what was an old golf course.It is now a wildlife area full of bullrushes and wild flowers.You then follow the path through woodland to the Rosie Pool which is popular with people who want to fish. You can walk around Rosie Pool,but if you have a dog you must keep the dog on a lead. There is also a lovely little garden behind the visitors centre which the staff/volunteers do keep tidy.Although there was a few bottles and cans thrown in the small pond,lots of wildlife to see and benches to sit and relax. There is also a large playground for children,teenagers and adults and a skate park near to the car park.There is so much for children to see and do here and on a nice day it is nice to take a picnic and relax. The park is very popular with walkers,joggers,mountain bikers,dog walkers and families but also nice if you want a relaxing stroll on your own. I would definitely recommend a visit.
4. Moel Famau
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By 911Wiggy - Caerwys, United Kingdom
Fantastic 360 views from the top of the highest hill in the Clwydian range. Car park £2 all day and toilets, picnic tables and children’s play area so great day out. Took us 40 mins to get to the Jubilee tower at the top and with circular walk via Offa’s Dyke oath, our visit was 2 hours total. Be warned though this is a popular place especially on sunny days
5. Gladstone's Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Gladstone's Library is one of a kind - a residential library and meeting place dedicated to dialogue, debate and learning for open-minded individuals.
Reviewed By stearl2016 - Liverpool, United Kingdom
We had a lovely afternoon tea in the Gladstone Library. It was exceptionally good. Firstly the sandwiches were fresh with lots of filling, the scones were very good plenty of fruit in them. The eclairs were the best we’ve ever tasted and the chocolate covered coconut was truly amazing. The meringue cream was so good too. To complete, there was a really nice chocolate sponge cake full of cream and jam. And there was a piece of quiche as well. The service was quick, attentive and friendly couldn’t have wished for more. Thank you all.
6. Dangerpoint Interactive Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Whatever the weather DangerPoint has something for everyone. We are an independent charity based in Talacre, North Wales. Open local School holidays, please telephone and check before travelling just in case we are fully booked. Our award winning interactive centre is designed like a film set where you can explore familiar settings like the home, beach, countryside, playground and farm, seeking out the dangers & answering detective questions to complete the Danger Detective Quest. With free parking and low entrance fees, this is a great family activity which makes learning about safety FUN! You can also talk to our friendly alien K-os, who comes to life on screens around the centre. Fully interactive, visitors can speak to him as they complete the Danger Detective Quest. During the Summer holidays we also have a Treasure Hunt and a Craft room ready for artists to paint various pottery or make crafts or Sand art. Prices in the Craftroom start from as little as £2.
Reviewed By ManPick - Manchester, United Kingdom
Visited with my husband and 4 and half year old. What a unique place. Your given a work book to play detective and make your way through a variety of different themed spaces - all educational . EG road safety, internet safety , kitchen safety , bullying etc You have to do various activities or watch short videos in each section then answer questions in your work book. We had the added bonus of it being Easter and there being hidden eggs you had to find in each area to claim a chocolate prize . Although most of it went over my little boys head he still loved it as we did.
7. Talacre Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By 326laylas - Staffordshire, United Kingdom
We stopped in a caravan park only 6 mins away from the Beach. The Beach was fairly quite, not overcrowded and lots of space. It was clean and well looked after. We even did nice a walk through the sand dunes a few times. Just by the Beach three is a chip shop, a bakery, resturant, ice cream shop and a souvenir shop with the usual bucket and spade etc. Talacre beach feels like a secret hidden treasure... so beautiful and peaceful too.
8. Flint Castle
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By strings6 - Flint, United Kingdom
Flint castle lies on the banks of the river Dee, it has stunning views over the estuary and the wirral, you can see lots of wildlife and stunning walks to pass away the day, free entrance and free parking.great half day out, take the kids and have a pic Nik great.
