Day Pass: Park in the Past

at Park in the Past
Wrexham Available until Mon 28 Dec

Lake access + Roman Fort included in tickets

Book Park in the Past Day Pass tickets for heritage, nature and lake adventures in North Wales

Looking for a brilliant outdoor day out in North Wales? The Park in the Past Day Pass gives you access to one of the region's most unique heritage and conservation attractions, complete with Roman history, scenic walking trails and open water swimming.

Spend your day exploring 120 acres of rewilded parkland, discovering fascinating heritage features and soaking up the stunning natural surroundings. Whether you're planning a relaxing walk, a refreshing swim or a little bit of both, this flexible Day Pass lets you enjoy Park in the Past your way.

  • Explore 120 acres of rewilded parkland and beautiful Welsh countryside
  • Visit the UK's only full-size reconstruction of a 1st Century AD Roman Auxiliary Fort
  • Enjoy access to the park's stunning 35-acre lake
  • Take a refreshing open water swim in designated swimming areas
  • Discover wildlife habitats, walking trails and prehistoric landscape features
  • Relax in the dog-friendly café serving drinks, meals, cakes and ice cream
  • Perfect for walkers, swimmers, history lovers and families seeking outdoor adventure

What's included with your Park in the Past Day Pass?

Your Day Pass gives you access to the park and all of its incredible natural and heritage features. Wander through historic landscapes, explore conservation areas and discover how a former quarry has been transformed into one of North Wales' most remarkable outdoor destinations.

The ticket also includes access to swimming in the lake, provided visitors follow the park's water safety requirements and lake use rules.

  • Park Entry: Full access to the 120-acre park
  • Roman Fort: Entry to the reconstructed Roman Auxiliary Fort
  • Lake Access: Swim in the designated lake area
  • Walking Trails: Explore pathways throughout the site
  • Wildlife & Nature: Discover rewilded habitats and conservation areas

Enjoy one of the most unique outdoor experiences in Flintshire

Whether you're exploring the Roman Fort, walking through wildlife-rich landscapes or enjoying a swim in the spring-fed lake, the Park in the Past Day Pass offers a truly different day out.

After your adventures, head to the welcoming on-site café where you can enjoy hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes, snacks, meals and even dog-friendly treats for your four-legged companions.

Book your Park in the Past Day Pass tickets today and enjoy a day of history, nature and outdoor adventure in the heart of North Wales.

Location

Park in the Past

Fagl Ln,
Hope,
Wrexham,
Wrexham County Borough,
LL12 9HB
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How to find us

From Wrexham, follow the A541 through Caergwrle and turn right onto Fagl Lane. Park in the Past is approximately 200 metres on the left.

From Mold, follow the A541 and turn left onto Fagl Lane after the dual carriageway section ends.

From Chester, leave the A55 at Junction 35 onto the A550 towards Hope and turn onto Fagl Lane near Hope village.

The nearest train station is Hope Station and the nearest bus stop is near St Cynfarch's Church in Hope.

Facilities
  • Dog-friendly café and shop
  • Hot and cold food and drinks
  • Ice creams and snacks
  • Accessible toilets
  • Car parking
  • Walking trails
  • Picnic-friendly areas
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What do Park in the Past tickets include?

Park in the Past tickets include entry to the park, access to walking trails, heritage features, conservation areas and the reconstructed Roman Fort.

Day Pass tickets also include swimming when visitors agree to the lake use terms and conditions.

Is Park in the Past wheelchair accessible?

Park in the Past has wheelchair-accessible toilets in the café and beside the lake and Roman Fort. Parts of the park include concrete pathways, although many routes follow natural gravel and earth tracks which may be uneven in places.

Is there food and drink at Park in the Past?

Yes, Park in the Past has a dog-friendly café serving hot and cold drinks, meals, snacks, cakes and ice cream. Visitors are also welcome to bring a picnic.

Can dogs visit Park in the Past?

Yes, dogs are welcome at Park in the Past and are also allowed in the café. Dogs must remain under control at all times and may need to be kept on a lead in certain areas where wildlife or livestock are present.

Are these the cheapest tickets for Park in the Past?

Yes, we guarantee price match or better. If you can find them cheaper, we want to match it so please get in touch here.

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