Bute Park — Attraction in Sully and Lavernock

BUTE PARK, i Spent a few hours there today . And i quite enjoyed it. Because im into walking and i like wildlife and taking a few pics. Theres not much wild life there at this time of year. But because of the time of year the colours are amazing. With the leaves on the ground and all the green from the moss on the stone and walls.Yes it was a bit cold but the best thing about it , it was free 👍. So it didnt cost me a penny. Its a nice place to go if you fancy a walk. And if you have a mans best friend or ladys even better. Theres plenty of room for your dogs to run around in , on or off leads. There were alot of dogs there today. So its a very good place for dog walking. And if your into your fitness great because its also a good place to run, Jog, cycle, what ever your into .I also think its a good place to bring your children specailly if they have bikes and if you live in the city centre and near busy roads. At least if you bring them to bute park you will know then they will be safe from all the Traffic. Bute park is really nice in the Summer . And through the summer theres always something going on at bute park. So you could bring a nice picnic . Just thought i would let you know With weather being like it is at the moment cold and sometimes wet. Has you walk in through the enterence theres a sweet little tea room . where you can have a snack and something to warm you up. The parks attractions : Family , transportation Trees, and , Plants , historical toilet facilities, disabled toilets, Baby changing , educational , Wifi , Wildlife, fitness Trails , Food and drink .

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A large park in Central Cardiff. Although it is well signposted, it is useful to download the park map here to help get some perspective. This park is luscious in the Summer & offers various trails & nature walks. There is a fitness trail & other climbing bits for children dotted around. The map will explain which cafes are open as well as the ones with w/c facilities. The location of the park is fabulous & you can literally walk off the busy High Streets of Cardiff in to the more tranquil scenes of the park. One of the park entrances is very close to Cardiff Castle & this is the entrance to use for the ferry. The little ferrys run, in good weather, from Bute Park to Cardiff Bay for £4 each way. If you take the ferry across & the weather turns, be sure to plan your way back from Cardiff Bay as you will not be able to return via ferry. There are a few car parks around the park & its different entrances but it would be better to plan this out before your visit. The car parks along North Road will give you quite a walk to the city end of the park. Its always lovely to see green spaces in bigger cities & if you appreciate nature you will...

Bute Park is by far one of Cardiff's best features & a must see while visiting the capital. It's a park to be enjoyed, & is the people's park. With Cardiff Castle as back drop, & ever changing colourful trees that delight the eye through the change of seasons, it is both a photographer's dream & nature lovers alike. Bute Park has so much history, nature & wildlife. There are signed informative walking trails where you can discover different flower, tree & bird species, well maintained flower beds which are a spectacle in Spring & Summer, & being right on the River Taff, you can catch a water taxi to Cardiff Bay. The park is popular with walkers, daily strollers, joggers, cyclists, & visitors alike. There's a lovely cafe just a 5 minute walk from the entrance, with outdoor seating, serving great coffee, & a convenient place to take a break from your day. Further in to the park there's another cafe & art gallery. Other features of the park include tree carved sculptures, stones, & in Summer, Coopersfield plays a part in hosting...