A lovely park to get a walk in surrounded by nature. I'd definitely recommend coming here especially in the autumn when the leaves are changing colour and leaves on the ground.

Wonderful park to visit, loads of open spaces with a river flowing through You must check out the sensory garden, very peaceful, a little haven, well kept by a team of volunteers. The park keeper is a very knowledgeable guy concerning local history.

I think I've found my new favourite park in Birmingham! Yes, it's a bit of a drive from where I live, but to be able to walk in peaceful and beautiful surroundings is well worth it. Lots of very good paths and benches for when you need a rest, paths very wide and flat, which is great for me as I can walk slowly round, lots of places for my Westie to explore as well and I think I've only walked round a bit of it. Parking is good, spaces just inside the park or a car park a bit further up the path. I would genuinely recommend this park, both me and my Westie love it!

Beautiful park. Well maintained. Great for walking the dog.

Great open space for walking, gardens, children's play area and outside gym. There is a moat which is home to lots of ducks and geese. Popular with local residents. Car park and toilets. At the moment the trees are in blossom and lots of bluebells so very pretty a very nice place for a lovely walk.

One of the best park in Birmingham. I come here to do pullups and calisthenics. Great place.

Great quiet place fantastic for walking dogs.

Lovely park to walk and enjoy a long walk, Water lake streaming across to enjoy along the way. Ideal for kids as they have playing facilities too. I have been coming to this park for a long time and it is a nice and clean environment too. Beautiful scenes and also sports events take place here

Great place for kids and the whole family, excellent for walking the dog too and for nature lovers.

Family time, morning walk, Holiday and everything you can do here. Feel fresh.

Beautifully scenic and well kept. Brilliant for all ages. Parking is chargeable now, but a few entrances to the park means you could probably find a side street to park on without annoying local residents.

This is a very nice place to go on a walk in and has very scenic pathways to walk down. The geese and lakes add to the natural atmosphere of the area and there is also a small garden near the entrance which is a quite cute nature reserve. I have no idea if there is much life there but the space they cleared out was a fun area.

One of my favorite things to do during the weekend is go to Perry Hall Park! It's a huge park with a lot to see and do. The pathways are very scenic and there are lots of trees and flowers. There are also some benches you can sit on while you admire the scenery. You'll never be bored at Perry Hall Park!

This is my favourite park in Birmingham. Beautiful landscaping and a river and pond running through it. Good quality pathways and gorgeous trees - especially in the Autumn (see photos). As a bonus, there is also a decent outdoor fitness gym. 15 minute walk from Perry Barr station.

I like perry Park but I wouldn't bring my dog there. The field are great and wide and plenty of room but my lab likes water and with the nice ponds and canal I wouldn't trust him. The grounds are well maintained and the rangers friendly. Great park for kids and picnics.

Really friendly weekly Parkrun event with great group of volunteers and a relatively flat course. Paths can build up a collection of puddles after some wet weather so wear suitable footwear. Plenty of free parking

Beautiful park, full of different wildlife, lovely walk, play area and even a toilet.

Great Park, beautiful nature & they have a concrete outdoor table tennis and outdoor exercise equipment. I go here to get away from. the hustle and bustle of life..... I've been going to ghis Park for many years since childhood. Its great, I just wish the council did a bit more for it.

Nice flat parkrun, very well organised and very friendly

Seems like BCC are allowing more natural flower/ overgrowth areas. This is good for wildlife and makes the park seem more alive, even if it means less walkways. Great place to see many ducks, geese and crows. Very quiet before 7am also. Quite a few benches around which is good.

This is one of my favourite parks in Birmingham. It is beautiful. Very big and lovely for the family. They have large open space to play football, cricket or to fly kites. There are nice walking paths to take a stroll, take your dog for a walk, to ride your bike or to go for a jog. They even have a kids play area. The scenery is lovely. Various trees, some flowers and water feature. You'll even see ducks around here. You'll love this place. It's quiet, no Yobs and there's plenty of parking, though at weekends it can get busy in the afternoons

Lovely park, it's a shame people don't take their rubbish home with them or use the bins provided. Great place to go feed the ducks or follow the river Tame for a walk.

Basic but well maintained and kept the kids entertained for an hour just messing around. A pleasant surprise to find adult-oriented (unsupervised) exercise equipment freely available for use, with guide instructions. Could easily have spent longer if the weather had been more appealing.

Visited the Park to play cricket 🏏 . Massive park with over 10 decent pitches. Wish we had park like this in London.

Nice 1 hour walk there. Sunny and crispy 😁

It's just so amazing , see the ducks and seagulls walking , and swimming in the lake Then you have a bridge you can walk over and watch the ducks ,walk down several lanes and see trees, little logs where you can have a sit down fir a bit ... Also walk down more paths and see lots of trees , bushes,see few benches you can sit on.listen to all the birds chatting away in trees ...plus little river flowing through, its just amazing Thanks for this nice Nature & Wildlife Park