Visitor Information for the Botanical Complex in Swansea
Botanical Gardens in Singleton Park
Admission: free
Pedestrian entrances to Botanical gardens:
Enter Botanical Gardens at Swiss cottage, West gate or North gate in buttressed wall.
Car parking : Blue Badge parking only from Gower Road entrance SA2 9BY. Public carpark by Sketty Cross.
Coach parking: contact 07817 200 193
Bus : services 10, 20, 21, 22, alight at Brynmill Lane
Access : mostly accessible, some steep paths but all DDA compliant
Dogs: no dogs except assistance dogs
Refreshments: picnics allowed but no fires or barbeques. Limited refreshments on site.
Square Peg café and Vivian Arms nearby
Renowned 40 metre double herbaceous border.
Many mature trees of national importance. Glasshouses with orchids, temperate and tropical plants. Wildflower meadow in season. Colour and interest all year. Community building with kitchen available for hire. Plant Shop open Wednesday all year and Saturday April to September 10 am to 2pm. Guided walks available.
Clyne Gardens
Address : Mumbles Road, Blackpill, Swansea SA3 5AS
Opening times : open daily dawn till dusk
Admission : free
Pedestrian entrances at : Mumbles Road, Mayals Road and Westport Road
Car parking : limited parking shared with Woodman Inn, Mumbles Road. Large pay car park at junction of Mumbles Road and Derwen Fawr Road.
Coach parking : contact 07920 560 219
Bus : any bus to Mumbles; alight at Blackpill
Access : steep paths in places; some not suitable for wheelchairs.
Dogs : well behaved dogs on leads preferred.
Refreshments : picnics allowed but no fires or barbeques. Limited refreshments on site.
Woodman Inn and Junction Café nearby.
Nationally renowned collection of Rhododendrons and Azaleas. Fine collection of mature trees, heathers and perennials. Colour and interest all year.
Plantasia
Plantasia, Oasis Park, Parc Tawe, Swansea, Further details and opening Times : see their website.
A tropical haven of wonderful plants and animals situated in the heart of the city.
Plantasia has recently been outsourced
to Glendale who takes over management in the next few months.
- As Plantasia no longer comes under the umbrella of the Local Authority and “The Botanical Complex”, FCSBC will no longer be financially supporting this unique tropical haven of plants and animals.