The park houses a significant botanical garden that features a large collection of mature trees and rare shrubs.
It is home to an ornamental garden containing one of the most significant collections of hydrangeas in Wales.
The park is the main venue for the annual 'Party in the Park' and other large-scale city events.
Singleton Abbey, located within the park, was originally built for the Vivian family, who were prominent copper magnates.
The park contains an extensive woodland area known as 'The Dell', which features a winding stream.
Plantasia, a large purpose-built tropical glasshouse, is located within the park grounds.
Singleton Park is Swansea's largest urban park, covering 250 acres of parkland and managed by the Swansea Council. The site features a prominent boating lake and extensive botanical gardens containing a wide range of exotic plants. Within the park boundaries, visitors can find the National Waterfront Museum’s botanical collection and the Plantasia tropical hothouse. It serves as a primary venue for major outdoor events, including the annual Swansea Proms and various summer music festivals. The landscape incorporates the historic Singleton Abbey, now integrated into the Swansea University campus. Recreational facilities include a crazy golf course and a children's play area. The park connects directly to the Swansea Bay shoreline, providing pedestrian access to the beach. Much of the original parkland was once part of the Vivian family estate before being gifted to the city in the early 20th century.
The edge of the boating lake, capturing the reflection of the surrounding mature trees.
Combine a visit to the park with a walk along the adjacent Swansea Bay beach.
Check the local council event calendar before visiting to see if the park is hosting a festival, which may restrict access to certain areas.
Bring a picnic, as the park features large, open grassy spaces designed for public recreation.
Do not attempt to swim in the boating lake, as it is strictly prohibited for safety and ecological reasons.
