Aber Falls Car Park

Aber Falls: A Nature Lover's ParadiseAs a nature-loving family, our recent visit to Aber Falls proved to be an unforgettable experience. Nestled within the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park, this enchanting destination captivated our hearts from the very moment we set foot on its lush trails.The journey to the other side of the falls presented us with a picturesque landscape that seemed like it was plucked from the pages of a fairy tale. The diverse flora and fauna, interspersed with the soothing sounds of gurgling streams, instantly immersed us in a tranquil ambiance.As we approached the falls, we were greeted by a mesmerizing cascade of water, gracefully plunging into a pool below. The opportunity to walk beneath the waterfall was an exhilarating adventure that allowed us to witness nature's raw power up close. The refreshing mist enveloped us, awakening our senses and evoking a deep sense of connectedness to the surrounding environment.One of the highlights of our visit was the chance to drink from the pure and crystal-clear water that flowed downstream. This natural elixir offered a rejuvenating taste, leaving us feeling revitalized and grateful for the wonders of Mother Nature.Throughout our exploration, we were delighted to encounter various wildlife species, from vibrant butterflies fluttering gracefully to the enchanting calls of songbirds. This diverse ecosystem reminded us of the delicate balance that exists in nature and the importance of cherishing and preserving these pristine environments.Aber Falls has managed to strike a harmonious balance between preserving its natural beauty and welcoming visitors to appreciate its wonders responsibly.Our day spent at Aber Falls concluded with a profound sense of awe and gratitude for the untouched beauty that surrounds us. The memories we created in this natural haven will forever be etched in our hearts, inspiring us to protect and nurture the remarkable wonders of our planet.In conclusion, Aber Falls undoubtedly deserves its reputation as a nature lover's paradise. For families seeking a memorable and awe-inspiring experience, this enchanting gem nestled within Snowdonia National Park offers an opportunity to reconnect with nature's splendor and bask in the tranquility of the great outdoors.

This is a review for the Aber falls rather than the car park. Stunning is the only word to use here.Easy little walk to the very impressive falls, suitable for the young and elderly, takes roughly 45 minutes to walk there, you can make it a circular walk by cutting on to the North Wales path, this will then take around 3 hours to circle back to the car park, a reasonably easy walk, with wonderful views of the wooded valley and coastal views, a steep decent as you come off the mountain which is about 300m, other than that, a lovely walk.

Outstandingly Beautiful place to visitStunning. The views are incredible. It is not a 'should ' visit but a 'must' visit. 5× nowhere near enough.

Car park has limited space, note there is further parking across yhe little bridge where we have been lucky, roads are narrow. Its pay & display 5.- day tickets and cash only, no card.Easy walk to the waterfall and definitely worth a visit.

This car park is as close as you can get to the falls. Be warned the road is narrow and there’s not much parking so during term time and nice weather it is carnage! If you are not keen on busy single track road you’ll benefit from parking down by the cafe and walking up.

Good place to visit,the waterfall is massive.You got a good 30-minute walk to the first water fall, and the second one is not that far from it.....you got a push chair friendly route, but it's not easy it gets hard near the water fall.It's busy place and parking is available with two pay and display car parks and alot of cars parked on the sides. Public toilets available with disabled access

We enjoyed trip but toilets are not available there

Great place to visit. Parking is a big issue and access via single track very tight roads.

Wow just wow, such a great waterfall for a must yes visit... the power of it standing at the bottom is breath taking..

Great car park. It’s a bit small but there is an over flow on the “upper” car park. It seemed to be cash only to so be sure to bring some brass but the ticket lasts all day so can spend as long as you like. It’s also right next to the start of the path to Aber Falls. Just right through the gate next to the trail signs.