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Park Pool

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Montgomeryshire

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Park Pool

Water Mill beside the River Severn
Water Mill beside the River Severn Credit: John M

Park Pool is a picturesque freshwater body located in Montgomeryshire, Wales. Nestled amidst lush greenery and rolling hills, this natural water feature offers a serene and idyllic setting for locals and visitors alike. With its diverse ecosystem and abundant wildlife, Park Pool is a haven for nature enthusiasts and a popular destination for outdoor activities.

Covering an area of approximately 2 hectares, Park Pool is characterized by its calm and crystal-clear waters. The pool is surrounded by a dense growth of reeds, which provide shelter and nesting grounds for a variety of bird species, including herons, ducks, and kingfishers. The tranquil atmosphere is enhanced by the melodic calls of these avian residents, creating a harmonious symphony of nature.

The pool itself is home to various freshwater fish species, such as perch, roach, and tench, making it a favored spot for anglers seeking a peaceful day of fishing. The abundance of aquatic vegetation, including water lilies and pondweed, adds to the pool's biodiversity and provides a habitat for amphibians like frogs and newts.

Moreover, the surrounding area of Park Pool features a lush freshwater marsh, which is an important habitat for wetland plants and wildlife. This diverse ecosystem supports a range of species, including dragonflies, butterflies, and various marshland birds.

Visitors to Park Pool can enjoy leisurely walks along the well-maintained footpaths that encircle the pool, providing stunning views of the tranquil waters and surrounding landscape. The pool also offers opportunities for canoeing and kayaking, allowing visitors to explore its beauty from a different perspective.

In conclusion, Park Pool in Montgomeryshire is a captivating freshwater body that showcases the natural beauty and biodiversity of the region. Its serene atmosphere, diverse wildlife, and range of outdoor activities make it a cherished destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

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Park Pool Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.636267/-3.1162815 or Grid Reference SJ2404. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Water Mill beside the River Severn
Water Mill beside the River Severn
Water mill beside the River Severn
Water mill beside the River Severn
Leighton Hall Leighton Hall viewed from the passing B4388. The house is a grade 1 listed building which was built for John Naylor, who was one of the richest men in Victorian England, replacing an earlier house. The hall and estate buildings were designed by Liverpool architect W H Gee whilst the hall interior design in Palace of Westminster style is attributed to A W N Pugin.
Leighton Hall
Leighton Hall viewed from the passing B4388. The house is a grade 1 listed building which was built for John Naylor, who was one of the richest men in Victorian England, replacing an earlier house. The hall and estate buildings were designed by Liverpool architect W H Gee whilst the hall interior design in Palace of Westminster style is attributed to A W N Pugin.
Gates to Leighton Hall The arched entrance and gates to the Victorian Leighton Hall.
Gates to Leighton Hall
The arched entrance and gates to the Victorian Leighton Hall.
View to the old mill, Cil-cewydd An interesting environment surrounds this venerable building.
View to the old mill, Cil-cewydd
An interesting environment surrounds this venerable building.
The old mill, Cil-cewydd An old corn mill serving the Leighton Estate I believe. Now surrounded by some sort of yard, maybe a coach company or hauliers.
The old mill, Cil-cewydd
An old corn mill serving the Leighton Estate I believe. Now surrounded by some sort of yard, maybe a coach company or hauliers.
The old corn mill If it was in a local town it would be apartments, maybe, by now.
The old corn mill
If it was in a local town it would be apartments, maybe, by now.
The end of Leighton Road The road makes a T junction with the B4388, with Lower Leighton farmhouse directly opposite.
The end of Leighton Road
The road makes a T junction with the B4388, with Lower Leighton farmhouse directly opposite.
Muddy fields at Lower Leighton Damp conditions in the Severn Valley, with Welshpool ahead.
Muddy fields at Lower Leighton
Damp conditions in the Severn Valley, with Welshpool ahead.
Lower Leighton Farm A most impressive construction of bales. The cubicles in the left foreground are for sheep.
Lower Leighton Farm
A most impressive construction of bales. The cubicles in the left foreground are for sheep.
The B4388 passing The White House The White House is an impressive private house on the left.
The B4388 passing The White House
The White House is an impressive private house on the left.
The B4388 near Leighton The road runs parallel to the River Severn. Holy Trinity Church is on the hill to the right.
The B4388 near Leighton
The road runs parallel to the River Severn. Holy Trinity Church is on the hill to the right.
Field of maize at Leighton Looking across the Severn Valley towards Powis Castle.
Field of maize at Leighton
Looking across the Severn Valley towards Powis Castle.
Lively young cattle at Leighton These were happily running around, including investigating me when I came past. The Severn Valley is behind with Welshpool just visible.
Lively young cattle at Leighton
These were happily running around, including investigating me when I came past. The Severn Valley is behind with Welshpool just visible.
Farm track in the Severn Valley Looking across the valley near Leighton, with Welshpool in the distance.
Farm track in the Severn Valley
Looking across the valley near Leighton, with Welshpool in the distance.
The estate of Leighton Hall This is as much as can be seen from the B4388.
The estate of Leighton Hall
This is as much as can be seen from the B4388.
Cows in the Severn Valley The edge of Welshpool is visible in the distance.
Cows in the Severn Valley
The edge of Welshpool is visible in the distance.
Severn Caravan Park Looking down from the road above. This lines the River Severn by Cilcewydd Farm and must be susceptible to flooding, but there appears no danger today.
Severn Caravan Park
Looking down from the road above. This lines the River Severn by Cilcewydd Farm and must be susceptible to flooding, but there appears no danger today.
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Park Pool is located at Grid Ref: SJ2404 (Lat: 52.636267, Lng: -3.1162815)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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