What are the 13 national parks in the UK?

Answer 1

There are 14 in Britain - 12 National Parks in England and Wales, and 2 in Scotland. These are: England- 1) Peak District 2) Lake District 3) The Broads 4) New Forest 5) Exmoor 6) Dartmoor 7) North York Moors 8) Northumberland 9) Yorkshire Dales Wales- 10) Snowdonia 11) Brecon Beacons 12) Pembrookeshire Coast Scotland- 13) Cairngorms 14) Loch Lomond and the Trossachs

Answer 2

There are 15 National Parks in the U.K.

Brecon Beacons, Broads, Cairngorms, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Lake District, Loch Lomond, New Forest, Northumberland, North Yorks Moors, Peak District, Pembrokeshire Coast, Snowdonia, South Downs and the Yorkshire Dales.

Answer 3

The UK Government's National Parks website states that as of December 2009 there are 14 National Parks in Great Britain, 9* in England, 3 in Wales and 2 in Scotland.A

These are listed below:

England:*

1. Broads
2. Dartmoor
3. Exmoor
4. Lake District
5. New Forest
6. Northumberland
7. North York Moors
8. Peak District
9. Yorkshire Dales

Scotland:

1. Cairngorms
2. Loch Lomond

Wales:

1. Brecon Beacons
2. Pembrokeshire Coast
3. Snowdonia

* A 10th National Park for England has been approved (South Downs) however it will not be officially designated as such until April 2011B

A National Parks: UK Government Website.
B South Downs online: South Downs Park Authority Website.

Please see related links.

Answer 4

Scotland : Cairngorms ; Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.

England : Northumberland ; Lake District ; North Yorkshire Moors ; Yorkshire Dales ; Peak District ; The Broads ; New Forest ; Exmoor; Dartmoor.

Note : The Broads has similar status to a National Park.

The South Downs National Park is expected to be formally created in 2011.

Wales : Snowdonia ; Brecon Beacons ; Pembrokeshire Coast.

Northern Ireland : Nil at present

Note : The Mourne Mountains is a proposed National Park.