Come running here sometimes, but thought we'd come and relax here with a coffee for once. Its not a normal park with lots of flowers, we'll it isn't in March. But there are huge open spaces for football or other sports if you want. It is a student area, so you see lots of them running, having a bbq or just relaxing. There are families here too and there is a children's play area and skate park, might bring my skateboard next time lol There's lots of benches and bins, the park is really good for walking your dog, jogging, cycling or rollerblading as there are loads of tracks here. The woodland tracks might not be suitable for rollerblading tho 😉 The park is really clean, no dog poo, drug paraphernalia or other undesirable rubbish you find in parks in other areas, so might bring the kids one day. The woodland in between the park and the University campus is really cool and worth visiting, if you do visit the woodland, look out for the Arch, it is a little hidden though. Sometimes it can be a bit muddy near the edge when walking towards the woodland, but usually it's dry and okay. The location is quite good too, not too far from the centre and there is lots of free parking around the park. There are some really cool food and coffee places around the area too. Well worth visiting for a run or to relax

large park with plenty of space and paths to explore. Would make for a great place to ride out an earthquake when compared to many other public spaces in Leeds city limits.

A beautiful park with a mixture of woodland and open spaces

Lovely big park. Open spaces and trees. Bins throughout that appear to be emptied regularly. Paved and painted paths for walking and cycling.

Lovely park near home. Always nice to have a walk there. Plenty of grass fields, also tennis courts accessible to anyone.

Nice park not the biggest in Leeds but has a small children's play area, two tennis courts, a skate park and some general exercise machines. Generally lots of dog walkers. Some times half of the park is taken up for parking for large events at the headingley stadium (park and walk).

I love the place. Feels like I am blessed to watch a place like that. Always rejuvenating ❤️

Pleasant Xmas morning walk. Bit wet and messy underfoot but would be fine when dry. n.b. we did not visit the playground area.

Great park with tennis courts and a play areas. Attached to some wooded area. Dog and student friendly

It's a really large park in my opinion, with a large expanse of field to play in without obstructing other people. Really great for a picnic outing, although you have to bring your own clothes to lay/spread on the grass.

Not a bad park. Some good facilities including playground, tennis courts and small skatepark. Some nice areas to walk around which are wooded too and it's generally a nice quiet park

A great place for a nice walk or picnic in summer.If your feeling energetic you can play on the tennis courts.

Good little kids park set in a nice green space with tennis courts, exercise points and a skate park near as well. Often go here.

Park based next to beckett University. Some lovely woods and walks through and a monument to Queen Victoria.

Good facilities and open space. Some of the facilities could do with a slight upgrade (cracks in tennis grounds for example) but still good to use.

A great way to spend a day. Went with my son, brother and nephew for a day playing in the wood and at the park. The woods are a lot of fun for youngsters with lots of paths and sticks for collecting and making dens. The play are is very clean with plenty to keep a couple of young children entertained. Would go again

Very nice kids play ground with functional equipments. If you are parent living around the Headingley Beckett then go for it