Rhaeadr Dyserth - Rhyl

Mark F.

Went to see the Waterfall but there is much more. The waterfall is very easy to access as it is within metres of the entrance next to the ice cream shop. There is an honest box with a £1 per person fee to access the falls.
It has a very small car park holding around 10 cars, there is also some street parking available.
There is a nice picnic area with tables just within the gate.
Follow the steps up to the top to get views out towards the sea. The steps then lead you down to the stream within the trees. Here there is a bridge but if you carry straight alongside the water you'll come to a rock face. Within this are some caves/tunnels that you can climb through, just make sure you have walking boots as they can be a bit slippery to get into. They are fairly low and dark, we used the torch on our phones (see the video).
There are other paths through the trees, so a good place to have an explore.

Duncan L.

Lovely waterfall. Easy to reach. Though there is a £1 per person cost. This helps to maintain a good access and a nice picnic area. A short climb up the path to some stunning views of the coast and into the woods with caves, cliffs and bridge. There is some free parking on site, but lots of others around. Recommended as part of a day out.

Angela L.

Visited on a weekday, really really nice place to visit. You can do a circular walk up and around the waterfall, which can be quite steep in places, but it's clearly marked. Car park is free, there's a honest box to pay £1 to walk up and see the waterfall. There's a small cafe at the entrance but it was closed when we visited.

Recommend a visit here.

Kelly R.

Free - there is an honesty box, which helps towards upkeep of falls (advised £1 each). Absolutely stunning, hidden gem. Lovely walk, but be prepared for a steep start! Parking limited, we were very lucky!

Gary H.

Waterfall is close to the carport and is beautiful...if you fancy tackling the 100's of steps the view from the top is great..if I'm honest the caves are more like a cpl of short tunnels and not really worth the effort and you need to be 3ft tall or have a strong back to get through them...

Ashlee M.

Honor system payment to get in at 1 pound per person. You see the waterfall immediately after entry. There are tons of great trails that follow as you go up the hill. Some are easily trekked while others are a little less obvious to find. The views were amazing. Do wear good hiking shoes as the pathways aren't always level or flat. We saw several dogs, so feel free to take your pooch for a fun outdoors experience.

Michael C.

Arrived early and the gat was open on the right hand side there was a honesty box now it's £1 per person to enter as we were early the shop wasn't open. There's a small car park where you have a limited amount of spaces. There is toilets at the back of the car park.
To the side of the waterfall there is is steps that leads to a walk to the top of the waterfall but this time we didn't do it. We enjoyed the visit access is easy and standing by the falls you can feel the power. There is no swimming here but the view of the falls is really nice.

Richard S.

When I visited Dyserth Waterfall, I was captivated by its beauty. It's a true hidden gem, creating a picturesque oasis of calm. The path to it is easy to navigate and offers a pleasant stroll through nature. The sound of the falling water and the surrounding greenery make it an ideal spot to relax and escape the daily grind. It's a perfect destination for a family outing or a quick stop for some fresh air. I highly recommend a visit to anyone looking for a piece of beautiful nature without the crowded tourist traps.