Heol Las Park
🏟 Playground & park · Birchgrove, Swansea
Heol Las Park
Spacious recreation park in Birchgrove with a well-equipped play area including a zipwire, trampoline and climbing units.
🕑 Opening & entry
🌱 Open daily; unrestricted public access to the park and play area. · Free · No booking needed
About Heol Las Park
Heol Las Park is a spacious recreation ground in the Birchgrove area of Swansea, on New Road, serving the communities on the eastern side of the city near Llansamlet. The park boasts a generous open recreation space together with a children's play area designed to give local young people facilities to play whatever their interest. The playground is well equipped, with a zipwire, a roundabout, a trampoline, double-unit swings, a see-saw, a toddlers' climbing unit and a combined climbing unit and slide, so it caters for both younger children and more adventurous older ones. The improvements form part of Swansea Council's programme worth more than two million pounds that delivered more than thirty play schemes across the city. With its combination of play equipment and open grass for informal games and kick-arounds, Heol Las Park is a well-used neighbourhood park for families in Birchgrove and the surrounding area. Entry is free and the park is open to the public.
⭐ What makes this place special
- recreation ground
- kick-around open space
🏞 Facilities
- Free entry
🧒 Ages & play
- zipwire
- roundabout
- trampoline
- double-unit swings
- see-saw
- toddlers' climbing unit
- climbing unit and slide
📍 Nearby places to play
- Morriston Park · approx 2.0 miles · Morriston (Treforys)
- Parc Llewelyn · approx 2.6 miles · Morriston
- Manselton Park · approx 3.3 miles · Manselton
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❓ Frequently asked questions
Is Heol Las Park free?
Yes. Heol Las Park is a free, public recreation park maintained by Swansea Council.
Where is Heol Las Park?
It is on New Road in Birchgrove, Swansea (postcode SA7 9DU), on the eastern side of the city near Llansamlet.
What play equipment is there?
A zipwire, a roundabout, a trampoline, double-unit swings, a see-saw, a toddlers' climbing unit and a climbing unit with slide.
Is there open space to play?
Yes. The park has a spacious recreation ground with open grass for informal games and kick-arounds.
Was the play area upgraded?
Yes. It was improved as part of Swansea Council's multi-million-pound programme of play-area schemes across the city.