The gardens demonstrate the history of garden design of the last few centuries. They include a Dutch walled garden, with ancient specimens of mulberry and medlar.
A natural 18th century garden extends down to the Conwy River, while the 19th century kitchen garden is home to a vinery, peach and nectarine houses.
The 1920s arboretum has rhododendrons, azaleas, specimen conifers and, with the coming of the spring, snowdrops and bluebells.
Opening times:
From June to September betwwen 2pm and 5pm or by appointment, any time of the year.
Access:
The garden can be enjoyed all year round without having to use any steps, and you can get close to the entrance to park. Guide dogs are welcome, but there are no toilet facilities at all.
Location:
Bryn Eisteddfod, Glan Conwy, Colwyn Bay, LL28 5LF.
Directions:
On the junction of the A470 and A55 (nr Colwyn Bay), turn uphill towards Bryn y Maen.
Bryn Eisteddfod
