Just cross the bowstring bridge of the Currents to find the entrance to the park, in Domingo Fontán Street.

[3] The town council cleaned the river, pruned trees and recovered or replaced diseased specimens, mowed meadows and selectively removed weeds, among other works.

[4] At the end of December 2021, the project to extend the park with a 17,000 square metre native forest in front of Domingo Fontán Avenue was presented, on the site of the heavy machinery park and the Provincial Printing Office of the Pontevedra Provincial Council, which were demolished.

A pathway was laid out between the Rons River lane and this new open green area, equipped with public lighting and urban furniture.

[5] Three areas can be distinguished in the park: the marsh, the scrubland and the muddy plain at the mouth of the Rons River.

The marshy area of the nature park remains subject to the flow of the tides and thus, every six hours, a part of it goes from being covered by water to being exposed.