Places to visit
Find out about visiting our woodlands and National Nature Reserves
Visiting our sites during the coronavirus pandemic
How to plan for a safe visit and what to expect when you arrive
Last updated: 16 June 2021
Welsh Government coronavirus regulations
Please follow the Welsh Government guidance that applies to everyone living or travelling in Wales.
Go to the Welsh Government website to find out about the national rules.
Six steps to a safe return
Before you visit
- Plan ahead - check what is open and closed before you set out. Pack hand sanitiser and face masks.
- Avoid the crowds – choose a quiet place to visit. Make a ‘plan B’ in case your destination is too busy when you arrive.
While you’re there
- Park responsibly – respect the local community by using car parks. Do not park on verges or block emergency access routes.
- Follow guidance – comply with site signs and Covid 19 safety measures to enjoy your visit safely.
- Take your litter home – protect wildlife and the environment by leaving no trace of your visit.
- Follow the Countryside Code – stick to trails, leave gates as you find them, keep dogs under control, bag and bin dog poo.
Our visitor facilities - what's open?
The car parks, trails, play areas and toilets in most of our woodlands and nature reserves are open.
Most of the facilities at our visitor centres are open.
Check the web page for the woodland or reserve before you visit.
Our visitor facilities - what's closed?
These visitor facilities are closed:
- some visitor centres
- seating inside some cafés
- some other facilities e.g. wildlife hides
Check the web page for the woodland or reserve before you visit.
