Nant Mill Visitor Centre

Whether you want to discover local wildlife and history or take a stimulating walk through splendid countryside, this former corn mill is an ideal starting point.

The Nant Mill Visitor Centre nestles in beautiful ancient woodland alongside the River Clywedog and offers a fascinating insight into the life of the Clywedog Valley, with a variety of displays.

Equipped with a strong pair of walking shoes, the Clywedog Trail offers visitors excellent access to some of Wrexham's best countryside. Nant Mill is located on the Trail, which winds for 6.5 miles through glorious countryside from Minera Lead Mines, through Plas Power Woods (where Offa's Dyke can be seen), passed the Bersham Heritage Centre and Iron Works, the Erddig Estate and on to King's Mill.

For those who don't wish to venture so far, there are short walks starting from the Visitor Centre and lots of activities to keep youngsters entertained inside. They can walk through the giant mole tunnel or use the interactive display to play and learn at the same time! See the new etched glass window, the giant pigs in the old pigsty and the 'Glimpse Gates' leading to the picnic area. There is also a children's play area and easily accessible stream.

It is an ideal location for duck races that are easy to run and a great way to raise funds for charities or schools. Ducks can be hired from the Visitor Centre.

How To Get There

Nant Mill Visitor Centre is located three miles to the west of Wrexham near the village of Coedpoeth. Follow the "Clywedog" signposts on the A483 and "Nant Mill Visitor Centre" on the A525.

Opening Times

The park is open all year.

Visitor Centre is open:
Easter to September daily 10.30am - 4.30pm
October to Easter weekends only

Facilities

• Car Parking
• Shop
• School parties by arrangement
• Toilets (also disabled)
• Contact

Contact

Nant Mill Visitor Centre
Rhosberse Road
Coedpoeth
Wrexham
LL11 3BT

Tel: 01978 752772
Email: countryparks@wrexham.gov.uk