National Parks in Wales 
Brecon Beacons 
- Designated: 1957
- Location: south east Wales
- What to see: fabulous castles, deep show caves, ancient hill-forts and Roman roads
- Current issues: community development, biodiversity and sustainability
- Places of interest: Black Mountains, Offa's Dyke path, Central Beacons and Brecon
- National Park Authority
- Brecon Beacons Park Society
Pembrokeshire Coast 
- Designated: 1952
- Location: south west Wales
- What to see: spectacular landscape of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, wooden estuaries and wild inland hills
- Current issues: marine management, renewable energy, wildlife protection
- Places of interest: Castlemartin Peninsula, Gwaun Valley, Strumble Head
- National Park Authority
- Friends of Pembrokeshire National Park
Snowdonia 
- Designated: 1951
- Location: North Wales
- What to see: varied landscape, wide range of habitats, high mountains, wooded valleys, rivers, lakes and coastline
- Current issues: renewable energy, overhead lines
- Places of interest: Penrhyn Castle, Vale of Ffestiniog, Snowdon, Carneddau
- National Park Authority
- Snowdonia Society