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Clyne Gardens

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Clyne Gardens contains varied National Collections of plants set in beautiful parkland.

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Clyne Gardens - 01792 401737
Open all year from dawn til dusk, admission free

Internationally famous for its surperb collections of Rhododendrons, Pieris and Enkianthus, the gardens offer a haven of tranquility, lush planting and interesting features. 


Our specialist parks are truly magnificent, blooming with rare species, national collections and famous annual displays. The prestigious parks with green flag status are a sanctuary for people from the hustle and bustle of city life. The gardens are truly spectacular all year round.


Parking and toilet facilities
There is limited parking at the main entrance by the Woodman pub on the Mumbles Road.  More on-road parking can be found at the top of the park at Westport Avenue, off Mayals Road. 

Toilet facilities can be found in a block near the main entrance; just follow the main path up the hill and the block is on your right.

Please note, Clyne has some steep paths.  There are some stepped areas, though none on the tarmaced main path that winds up through the park.


Outstanding features
The park has a host of varied features including an historic castle, romantic tower, chapel, a bluebell wood, a picturesque cottage and Italian and Japanese bridges.

Directions
Heading towards Mumbles on Mumbles Road, the park is on the right hand side. Parking is available on the right hand side by the Woodman Pub.

Post Code – SA3 5BA

Thanks to What's it Like Swansea for this video


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If you would like to organise a group or school visit to either Clyne Gardens or the Botanical Gardens then please call the individual gardens in advance to arrange your visit.
 
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William Graham Vivian - the millionaire of Clyne - purchased 'Clyne Castle' in 1860 and lavished time and money on it to reflect his wealth.
 
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There are many exciting features of Clyne Gardens.
 
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