Presumably one of Stoke-on-Trent's previous mahoosive slagheep spoils. Now turned Country Park. With spectacular elevated views from up top over the surrounding cityscape. And a couple of mahoosive radio masts that can be seen from Leek stood at it's highest point. Incorporated into it are 2 ends of Six Crowns Wood South and North. And a private member's only fishing pond, complete with picturesque lily pads, yellow flag irises and willow trees. Great vast swaiths of long grasses and buttercups for your children and dogs to frolick in. Benches and deciduous trees dotted around sporadically. A playground and footie goal posts. Loads of entrances and footpaths. Saw at least 3 kestrels hovering and darting down into the long grass. Loads of wee songbirds flitting about too. A semi tamed wilderness.

An extraordinary amount of wildlife for a small area of parkland. Very pleasant walk around with curtious like minded walkers and photographers.

Nice walks especially with dog, great fishing at private pool if a member.

A nice area for all: interesting sights, benches dotted around to sit down, a pond for fishing and a football pitch to play on

Lovely open spaces fishing pool, and children's space on other side

The pool there is called sammies pool its a good place to fish. There is a small charge of £2.00 which goes back into the up keep of the pool

When the sun shines brill dull weather ok not ok are people just dropping litter everywhere

Lovely area, like living in the countryside

Are dogs allowed in the cafe-I would love to bring them to such a Beautiful little Hub?xx❤️

Had a great dog walk lots of open space

Beautiful park with a fishing pound .

Quality park for a great day out

The fishing is good,, theirs coaching to teach you to fish,, you don't need any fishing tackle they provide it, and they are nice gentlemen