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Fish Pond
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Cwm Phillip Valley
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New Pond
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Furzemill Pond
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The Lower Ground
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Sunday 20th July - Summer Family Fun Day featuring Paw Patrol Chase and Skye, Hey Huggee, Fireman Sam and many more
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⚠️ Important Notice: the Eisteddfod yr Urdd is now setting up in the Park- Please be aware there may be some disruption on your visit
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The Lower Ground
Looking away from the castle past New Pond is the lower ground. This open grassland is quite wet in places.
The numerous ditches are full with frogspawn in early February.
The reed areas provide nesting sites for the striking summer visitor the reed bunting.
Much of this area is a favourite grazing area for the deer.
One area of the lower ground supports a large colony of the tiny and rare Adder’s Tongue fern.
In spring the whole area is pink with the flowers of Lady’s Smock.