Nice Park for weekend's outing. Many places for entertainment for children: for sports and funny. The secret garden was especially interesting.

We love walking here! There is a lovely playing field and also a mini train. Various people walk dogs here. We walk our cat Monty here most days :)

Living local, this place is my garden. Walking the paths alone but passing others with a smile. It's never the same walk twice. Walk, ride or play with a bat and ball. There's oodles of space and crisp leaves to crunch beneath your feet.

This is part of heaven 😍 ❤️. Very romantic and suitable for hiking and family picnic.

Nice large park with lots of amenities and a small lake with ducks and geese. Lots of well kept open spaces good for dog walking and childrens games. Good footpath access round the park for pushchairs and wheel chairs. Plenty of parking with a dog friendly cafe. Ornamental gardens are really well planted ranging from formal displays to rose gardens and inventive borders.There is a nursery shop here too.

Beautiful grounds well kept Birds wildlife flowers The cafe is wonderful too

It's ok, there is a little minature railway and children's park, skating park, scooter park nearby which is fun. It costs 50 pence for a ride.

Lovely walk around here , large park

Nice little park joined onto Thornes Park. Normally come here if training for an event. Different aperatus around both parks. Monkey bars etc

Great place to roam round on a sunny day with an ice cream👍

This is my local park. It's connected to Thornes Park and Holmfield Park. It's a lovely space with lots of different areas from the tennis courts and the bowling club to Holmfield House (dog friendly pub), the band stand area,the amphitheatre all the way across to the playground, skatepark, the running track and the lovely walks throughout the various parks. There's bits of history with the bandstand, the water trough and the cannon site. This is well hidden but worth finding for the view. Most of it is mobility scooter friendly from the duck pond and aviary as well as the rose garden. You can only drive so far into the park, only up to the campus where there's lots of parking. Dogs are welcome and can be see training on some days, running free and on leads. Lots of rubbish bins for poo bags. The playground has gone through several changes since I moved to Wakefield in 1977. Currently there's a small fenced area for little ones with swings, slides and bouncy things. The flooring is very soft so no bruises after falls. The larger playground has what I know as a witches hat rope climbing area, swings, a huge slide and various rocks to climb on. Again the ground surface has been treated to reduce broken bones following any falls. And behind that is the ride on railway. It's a little treasure enjoyed by adults and children alike. There is an ice-cream van in the car park next to the playground and a second one over by the duck pond. There is also a little cafe near the duck pond but not sure of the opening times sorry. I highly recommend this park, oh and I almost forgot, at certain times of the year there is a rollercoaster and different rides usually next to the playground and there used to be concerts in the band stand ( if they are still going on you need to take your own seats) Please go and enjoy it all.

Went on a conker hunt enjoying life.

Nice park for an afternoon walk. Plenty of winter interest. Some of the paths are quite muddy but today were frozen solid so it didn’t matter but worth taking walking boots in case. Fresh air and some grand old trees what’s not to like.

Went to car boot sale 14th May, approach to car park was a bit wet and boggy but that was obviously due to the pre rain . Car parking attendants did a great job , marked area into and exit when we left. Area where stalls were was dry no problem.