Ravenhill Park is hidden gem in Swansea, with mature trees, large grass areas and stunning countryside and coastal view, with a beautiful view over Llanelli estuary.

Hafod Park is a large open green space in Swansea that is a Fab Free park for the whole family to play in as well as perfect location for a walk.

Argyll Gardens is a small-town park with mature trees, benches, toilets and flower shrub beds located next to the main bus stop in Gorseinon.

The Afan Valley is an outdoor lover’s paradise and offers lots of opportunities to get out and experience nature.  There is excellent mountain biking, cycling and walking trails for visitors to enjoy.

Cwm Du Glen is a lovely wooded valley leading from The Cross at the centre of Pontardawe which has a beautiful walk along the Clydach stream through the Glanrhyd Plantation.

The Gnoll Country Park is an early-18th-century landscaped garden covering over 240 acres in Neath Port Talbot.

The award-winning Millennium Coastal Park in Carmarthenshire has thousands of visitors each year and was created to celebrate the turn of the new millennium and was funded by the National Lottery, Carmarthenshire County Council, the former Welsh Development Agency, and the Welsh Assembly and the European Union.

Mynydd Mawr Woodland Park in Carmarthenshire is a former colliery which has been regenerated as a mix of broadleaved woodland and grassland which is home to a diverse collection of wildlife.

The Cleddau waterway takes you through tranquil, ancient woodland, with expansive salt marsh and heritage-rich tidal creeks.

Craig Gwladys Country Park is about 2 miles north of Neath and located on wooded hillside with fab views of the lower Neath Valley

Llys y Frân reservoir is set in a country park with ancient oak woods and distant views of the Preseli Mountains. Llys y Frân reservoir is open to visitors all year round and is about ten miles northeast of Haverfordwest.

This is a cute little Play Park with Swings, a slide and climbing frame.