pool parc

I heard rumours that pool parc is accessible again? Someone told me that security is still there but you can get in through the back…..anyone know anymore information on this?

Just giving everyone a heads up. I went to pool parc and denbigh asylum last night and there is no hope getting in at all now, both locations have been boarded up with metal plates

Has anyone been into pool parc recently? Havnt been for about a year and just want to know if it's still easy to get in?

Report. Obviously Pool Parc is a popular destination but I managed to get into some places that I've never seen reported on. Managed to access all 4 floors and outbuildings. Definitely worth an explore after being caught by 'security' the other night on our first attempt. Returning on my own...

So being my first post, ill make it a short one :) The Explore Coming from the East Midlands we set off early at 9AM. Upon arrival at 11:45 we first found somewhere to park. There is a small nature reserve car park 5 minutes from the buildings location. We continued following the path all the...

Pool Parc, near Ruthin, dates back to the 16th Century when it was home to the Salesbury family and the manor house was rebuilt for William Bagot, 2nd Baron Bagot, in the 1820s. It was apparently lost in a bet by the Bagot family and it was later sold to the District Health Authority, becoming...

Been waiting a week to go here only to find it all boarded back up, here's some from outside..

Although I haven't seen a report on here in the last year (ish) I do know the history on this place is already on here so I will keep it brief - It was built in 1862. firstly It was owned by various wealthy people until bought by North Wales County Mental hospital in 1937 and used as an overflow...

The estate of Pool Park (spelled Parc in Welsh) began as a deer park for the nearby Ruthin Castle. Following its time as a hunting ground, the property was passed between a series of wealthy landowners. The elegant mock-Tudor style manor house that still stands today was constructed in 1862 for...

So I went to Pool Parc this weekend. They have rebourded the whole building head to toe. Managed to get inside but they have boarded up all the doors inside too so couldn't get to see the stair case for one last time. Such a shame for a beautiful building to get that ruined and neglected but it...

A brief history: Pool Park was built as a manor house between 1826-29 for the second Lord Bagot. The house was sold to the Tate family (of Tate & Lyle) as a family home. In 1937 the house was sold again to the North Wales Counties Mental Hospital who developed the property into a hospital to...

HISTORY The estate of Pool Park, or as it is sometimes spelt, Pool Parc, has been around a long, long time and was originally one of several deer parks where the owners of nearby Ruthin Castle could hunt. In the 1500s the Salesbury family bought the estate and divided it in two, one half...

History Originally owned by Sir Walter Bagot, the current buildings were rebuilt in the late 1820′s. It was acquired by the North Wales Counties Mental Hospital and opened in 1937 to accommodate 87 patients for relief of overcrowding at the much larger Denbigh Asylum. Its official designation...

This place is now well trashed..............:crazy The origin of Pool Park is not fully known, but it was one of the five deer parks associated with nearby Ruthin Castle, the estate itself being considerably older than the house. Pool Park was part of the Bachymbyd and Rhug estate, was...

"Pool Park was built in 1826-1829 for the second Lord Bagot. It was acquired by the North Wales Counties Mental Hospital and opened in 1937 to accommodate 87 patients for relief of overcrowding at the Denbigh hospital. Closed in 1990, and has lain empty since then." I'm sure everyone knows...