Edit 30th Sept 2017. I am sorry to read some recent underserved negative reviews. The 'lake' has not had boats for many years but is being developed in some small way into 'nature reserve', the lake is neither dirty, a bog or full of rubbish, neither is the park unkempt.

Eirias is a public park that feels safe and is family friendly. A well equipped playground that caters for all ages, as well as an enclosed area that is well worth exploring and creating an adventure in. An old boating lake that is now home to ducks and swans (to feed if you are allowed to)? The park as others have noted could do with some extra care BUT there is nature and there is beauty to be found. I hope that my pictures give an honest impression both of the natural surroundings and of the changing seasons. The ponds although not very large support a variety of wildlife. The addition of some reed beds in the larger old boating lake has added to the variety of birds and I time will attract other creatures. The leasure centre has toilets and a café, lower down the park towards the bowls green and the tennis courts there is a kiosk that sells ice cream and others eats. Also in that direction and lower down again is Porth Eirias, the front, the beach and the prom. It has taken me a while to discover all of the hidden paths, dells and clearings in the park. The park maybe small, in need of care and the amenities may not be perfect but the park has beauty if only you are willing to explore.