Architect – Hiraeth

Engineer – Jubb (Structural) McCann (Services)

Surveyor – NPTC

The works are designed to enhance facilities within the park for regular visitors, bringing out the historic significance of the park. Works include:

• The demolition of the current ageing visitor centre
• A new fully accessible two storey visitor centre encompassing  a modern café with stunning south facing balcony views across the lake, event, meeting and conference facilities  and a dedicated children’s soft play space.
• The introduction of an exciting new woodland adventure playground designed to be a destination attraction for children and families.
• Pond cottage restored and brought back into use.
• Consolidation and repair works to the Gnoll House ruins.
• Restoration work on the park’s spectacular and historic water Cascades.
• The installation of information and interpretation across the site detailing the history of the park and its cultural and historical importance to the area.
• Extensions to the recreation and walking routes area via a new bridge linking the park with the adjacent Brynau Farm, a wildlife haven of 57 hectares of Woodland Trust land that is perfectly placed on rolling hills next to Gnoll Estate Country Park.
• The transformational project will also involve landscaping, parking and other improvements.