Most reviewed Parks in Gent, Belgium

Built in 1875, this park on the site of a former citadel features monuments, a museum & more.

Urban nature reserve with shaded hiking trails, a barefoot path & grazing cattle, plus a playground.

Quiet riverside expanse of trees & fields, with a cafe/bar & dancing during a summer festival.

Lakeside spot with kids' play equipment & a climbing course, plus an adventure forest & hedge maze.

Leafy park with BBQ spots, waterside picnic lawns & a play area, plus a skatezone for blading & BMX.

Small park with tree-lined paths, play areas & picnic spots overlooking a peaceful pond.

Dogs allowed

👍👍 Park has multiple attractive points for both family and friends pleasure time. We enjoyed for having a lovely time with closed ones for special occasion.

👍👍 Very nice park. Many old trees. Near city centre and ring road. Nearby post points for Bpost in Total station and for Postnl in Esso station. Nearby important shops: AllKey, Aldi, Carrefour, Lidl, Frituur Einde Were, pharmacy. Public transport: bus 3.

Dogs allowed

👍 It was the hospital from Ghent. Now it is a campus from the university. Also nice and quite place to take rest in small park with old trees. The old ward is now a concert hall.

👍👍 Upcoming area, artistic & energetic

👍 Park. A good place for a bike - there is a marked and adapted road. You can run in the park - there is a specially made track for runners. A good place for macro photography. There is a pond with birds nearby, and sometimes you can see sheep and rams. There is a place for children to play and a plac...

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👍👍 My favourite park in Gent: Lots of old trees and human intervention is relatively low. With every walk one may discover something novel.

👍👍 Every other Saturday there is a repair café for electronics, electrical equipment, clothing, ... the repairs are free and professional

👍👍 I have a lot of hares

👍👍 Nice suit to disappear from the rat race of life and take a breather. Peace and greenery in the Dampoort district