Council officers will be monitoring parking at Llangollen’s Horseshoe falls and the surrounding area this summer holiday.
Denbighshire County Council is urging visitors to the hotspot to park responsibly this holiday and look to plan ahead to visit other nearby attractions that are available across the Dee Valley if this area is busy.
A number of preparations have already been made to manage an increase in visitors:
- Extra countryside rangers will be on site to manage the area and provide support and information for visitors.
- Civil enforcement officers will also monitor the site and surrounding area, especially at predicated peak busy time.
- Fencing has been installed at the Horseshoe Falls car park entrance to stop parking on the grass verges which can obstruct other traffic.
- Awareness signs are prominent at the site advising drivers to park responsibly.
- The Council will also liaise with partners including North Wales Police to monitor any increased traffic issues at the site
Councillor Alan James, Denbighshire Cabinet Lead Member for Local Development and Planning, said: “We do want visitors to enjoy Horseshoe Falls and the surrounding areas but would strongly urge them that parking restrictions are important for both road safety and ensuring there is a fair turnover of parking spaces. Drivers need to be aware that while visiting, anyone not complying with parking restrictions risk receiving a Penalty Charge Notice from our civil enforcement officers.
“Our rangers are on site at Horseshoe Falls to provide advice and guidance to visitors coming to the site and I would ask that the public also respect the important role they are there to carry out.
“Please plan your day in advance and make sure you have other options planned for visiting and parking if you cannot stop at your first choice of venue as the Dee Valley has plenty of attractions to visit.”
