5/5 Sammi S. 4 years ago on Google
Dog
friendly
family
orientated
park.
Disabled
bays
are
next
to
the
cafe,
there
is
also
2
bays
that
are
for
electric
plug
in.
The
parking
ticket
machine
is
also
near
the
cafe,
blue
badge
holders
parked
in
a
designated
bay
are
free
to
park.
There
are
different
colour
coded
walks
for
calorie
burning
and
I
assume
difficulty
levels.
There
is
also
wheelchair
and
pushchair
friendly
routes.
Cyclists
are
welcome
as
well.
There
are
2
playground
areas
for
children.
If
you
fancy
a
walk
through
the
trees
there's
plenty
off
the
path
routes,
in
the
warmer
months
there
are
den
building
areas
as
well.
I
took
my
autistic
17
yr
old
who
doesnt
like
being
around
lots
of
people
and
my
mum
who
has
a
walking
stick
and
bad
knees,
it
was
about
11.30
am
on
a
Saturday
when
we
arrived,
parked
easily
in
a
disabled
bay
then
set
off
on
the
green
walk,
there
was
one
slightly
steeper
point
but
with
help
from
my
son
his
grandma
managed
it
ok,
the
rest
of
the
walk
was
flat
and
had
plenty
of
benches
to
stop
and
have
a
break.
Lovely
to
sit
and
bird
watch
in
peace
and
quiet,
occasionally
there
were
dog
walkers
or
wheelchair
users
going
by
with
a
friendly
"hello"
but
otherwise
it
was
tranquil.
As
we
were
getting
to
the
end
of
our
walk
we
had
to
pass
the
play
areas
where
kids
were
running
off
steam
and
parents
were
either
chilling
or
chasing
their
little
one
;^D
we
got
3
coffees
to
go
at
the
busy
cafe
and
it
reasonably
cost
Β£4.
The
only
niggle
with
the
park
is
that
there
needs
to
be
recycle
bins
available,
there
wasn't
any
waste
bins
that
I
saw
apart
from
one
outside
the
cafe
but
there
were
3
poop
bins
for
good
dog
owners
that
we
passed
which
was
good
to
see.
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