enquiries@parcyresgob.org.uk Parc a Gerddi yr Esgob, Abergwili, Sir Gaerfyrddin SA31 2JG
A garden with a large cluster of yellow coneflowers (Black-eyed Susans) in the foreground, next to a gravel path with green leafy plants and shrubs in the background.

Posted: 19/08/2021 by Caroline Welch

Jenkinson Garden

Greeting visitors to Bishop’s Park is one of the site’s major highlights – the Jenkinson Garden.  This very special place has been designed to pay homage to the formal garden created here during Bishop John Jenkinson’s tenure between 1825 and 1840.  This was the last time in its history the site underwent major landscaping works, …

Learn More | Dysgwch Mwy “Jenkinson Garden”

Latest News

Success for Wildlife Gardeners’ Question Time

20/10/2026

By

Parc yr Esgob, the Bishop’s Park in Abergwili, hosted an autumn Gardeners’ Question Time, with a special wildlife focus, on October 7th, 6pm, in Stacey’s Kitchen, Parc yr Esgob’s resident cafe. The panel members were Laura Moss from West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre, Joseph Atkin, who was Head Gardener at Aberglasney, Simon Richards who is …

Learn More | Dysgwch Mwy “Success for Wildlife Gardeners’ Question Time”

Staff Stories – Anne May

20/10/2026

By

Engagement Officer Drawing on her background in youth and community work, Anne is aware of the barriers that may prevent people from engaging in activities and the importance of belonging. Having worked as a volunteer manager for charities who nurture, and value volunteering, she has witnessed the associated benefits volunteering can bring to the lives …

Learn More | Dysgwch Mwy “Staff Stories – Anne May”
Contact Us

Parc yr Esgob Trust
Bishop’s Park and Gardens, Abergwili,
Carmarthenshire SA31 2JG

enquiries@tywigateway.org.uk

Charitable Incorporated Organisation No. 1167244

More Info

About the Trust

About the Restoration

Press Releases

Support Us

All photography by Aled Llywelyn unless stated otherwise

Visit

Directions

Visitor FAQs

Map of site

What’s On

Our Funders
A red and white banner with Welsh and English text reading Sicrwydd Ansawdd Quality Assured next to a red Welsh dragon symbol on a white background.A teal circular logo with the words Heritage Fund and Made possible with, featuring a white hand with crossed fingers icon at the top.Logo for Carmarthenshire County Council, featuring a red dragon, green and blue accents, and bilingual Welsh and English text reading Cyngor Sir Gâr Carmarthenshire County Council.Blue banner featuring the EU flag, a Welsh dragon, and bilingual text: “European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe Investing in Rural Areas” and “Welsh Government / Llywodraeth Cymru”.Logo for the Heritage Fund featuring a smiling hand with crossed fingers, accompanied by text in Welsh Cronfa Dreftadaeth and English Heritage Fund, with bold lines separating the languages.Red text logo reading AHF Transforming Heritage with the website www.ahfund.org.uk underneath on a white background.Two logos: one reads People's Postcode Lottery, the other Postcode Community Trust. Above, text says, Supported by players of and Awarded funds from. Both have yellow ribbon graphics.Logo featuring a black cross pattee next to the word Cadw, and a stylised Welsh dragon above the text Llywodraeth Cymru Welsh Government.The logo of the Garfield Weston Foundation features a blue background with a white square containing a blue W above the foundation's name written in white text.Logo featuring a stylised Welsh dragon on the left and bilingual text on the right: Ariennir gan Lywodraeth Cymru and Funded by Welsh Government.Black and white logo with a dragon on the left and bilingual Welsh-English text on the right stating, Part Funded by Welsh Government. Welsh text appears above the English translation.Logo of Allchurches Trust Limited with a circular symbol containing the letters ATC above the company name and the text Owners of Ecclesiastical Insurance Group below in uppercase letters.The logo for The Pilgrim Trust, featuring a green emblem with a scallop shell and the organisation's name in bold green capital letters to the right.Logo with a cartoon hand crossing its fingers next to the text “Cronfa Gymunedol Community Fund,” with “Gymunedol Community” in bold pink font and the rest in black.A bilingual logo featuring Welsh and English text. It shows the WCVA logo, a red dragon symbol, and states: Landfill Disposals Tax Communities Scheme, funded by the Welsh Government.

Copyright © 2026 · All Rights Reserved · Parc yr Esgob - The Bishop's Park

Setup and Configuration by Orchardweb