The 24 best parks and gardens in Wolverhampton

Such a lovely park to walk around: a lake with lots of water birds; lots of different trees; tennis courts and exercise area; play area for the children; public toilets; a place to buy ice-cream. There are lots of benches to sit and enjoy the park and a lovely area with flower beds too. Lots of free car parking spaces around the outside of the park.

Beautiful park, you can bring a picnic. There are benches all around the park so you can sit in shade or in sun. There are greylag geese, Canadian geese, mallards and coots, swans, squirrels, pigeons and seagulls. It is absolutely huge and full of beautiful trees and flowers. Can easily spend an entire day there. Take sweetcorn and peas defrosted and some bread, nut mix for the squirrels and bird seed for pigeons, and you’ll have friends following you all day. One of my favourite places on earth!!

I love West Park. It's a great park for a walk. Play park is good. I sometimes take my grandchildren. There should however be much better facilities. They are awful. Surroundings are just beautiful. Who'd think you were near the disappointing "city" of Wolverhampton. The "city" has lost it's appeal.

Its a huge park , best for picnic.. there are swings for the kids and a beautiful lake. Love this place❤️

I love this place when I crave my peace and quiet. Beautiful grass, vegetation and birds. I'm an addict, can't go more than a week without visiting. Suitable for both children and adults.

West Park in Wolverhampton is a nice peaceful retreat with lots of Wildlife and Nature, as well as beautifully patterned planting beds. I really enjoy walking around there for meditation and fresh air, especially on a Sunny day. The only downfall I'd say is there seem to be a few homeless people who frequently sleep on one of the benches. It's embarrassing that it's the year 2025, money circulating by the trillions, and yet still homelessness isn't addressed at all!. Drug addiction and alcoholism are still supported via an enabling coupon System, and it's just accepted as the norm. I feel sorry for these people. Other than that, it's a beautiful park worth a visit. I regularly do photography here.

A wonderful park for a long walk around. There is a lot to see and do, a large lake and a bandstand full of tributes to local boy Liam Payne.

One of the best National Trust I have been up till today! The volunteers give you some very interesting stories about the family who lived in the Hall. The Gardens are full of different types and colours fruits. You will meet a romantic lake during your walking around the gardens.

A very peaceful place to visit. During our autumn day out at Wightwick (pronounced Wittick) there was a lovely calm about the place. Autumn had definitely arrived and the serenity of all the beautiful colours was joyful. The grounds are not too vast, but there are plenty of different areas, plus a woodland walk & a couple of small ponds. The house itself is extremely beautiful, from the decadence of the interior, to the architectural splendour of the exterior. There is a large tearoom, gift shop & second-hand bookshop, which are all worth a visit. Definitely a place I recommend, it's well worth it.

I have been here a number of times and it is such a lovely smaller national trust, after the initial walk in everything is all together (house, cafe, shop, gardens). There are a couple of nice little walks around the grounds but I wouldn’t recommend if it was raining as they become quite slippery and boggy. I would recommend getting here on the time of opening as parking is very difficult anytime afterwards. There is a buggy service for anyone who can’t make the initial walk up to the house too

Love this place! Went for the first time during the 6 weeks holidays with my 9 year old and another relative and we had a fantastic day! Its so interesting learning about the history of the manor house and the mander family who lived there So much to see and do, we walked round the manor house twice at request of my daughter, the grounds are stunning! And she loved the wooden play area in the woods We had a really tasty waffle cone from the ice cream shop and even bought home some produce they had grown on their allotments from the shop We went back again last weekend for their heritage open day and apple harvest got to harvest some apples and take them home Amazing

If you love arts and crafts and all things beautiful- this is a great place. Full of beautiful wallpaper, ceilings, fireplaces, tiles, paintings, ceramics, materials, stained glass and architecture a real eclectic mix. The staff are wonderful-very knowledgeable, friendly and welcoming. Spent the afternoon here and could spend a whole year here and still have more to see. Yet to visit the 17 acres - more for another wonderful trip.

Wightwick is my favourite NT property so far and Ive visited a lot. The building is beautiful but the house has the most welcoming feel the second you walk through the door. It almost invites you in. Im not sure my pictures do it justice. I also have to say the guides who are volunteers are so knowledgeable. They made the visit even more enjoyable. Coffee and cake afterwards in the tea room. Perfect. This beautiful property is a definitely must visit. I loved it.

Lovely place, plenty to see and walk around. The house is very impressive inside and the guides were very knowledgeable. Garden areas are well maintained and varied in what you can see. Didn’t walk around a lot outside as it started to rain after a while but we took a quick stroll through the woodland down by the lake.

Nice for dog walks and if you want to take little kiddies💙

Lovely little local gem for families, nice open spaces and woods for children to play or take your dogs for a walk.Lovely picnic areas. The cafe is such a quaint place to enjoy some nice food, teas, coffee and selection of delicious cakes or ice-creams.Always excellent , friendly service from the staff and the prices are really reasonable too.

Found this by chance as a convenient meeting/coffee spot not far off the M6 and would also highly recommend it for families and people who want some time to themselves. There are lovely different spaces from wild areas to the pens for chickens, ducks and sheep. You can see how much work is put in by volunteers on the beautiful gardens and there are some nice memorials as well.

The cafe is brilliant and the walk around the reserve+ farm yard, great place to unwind.

A great little cafe with delicious cakes & a good range of food for adults and children. The cafe does take cards & toilets are right next to it for public access. At peak times (mainly weekends & school holidays) you may struggle to get a seat, particularly if you are a group of 5+ as the pics show. Dogs are not allowed in the farm area but are allowed in the cafe and surrounding area.

Hadn't been for a while but I'm sure I remembered more animals than chickens and ducks, disappointing on the farm front could be so much better to draw more families in. Plenty of space for more animals. Wasn't there long enough to want a drink so didn't try the tea room

Great place to take the kids. You can see farm animals. There is a tea room. There is a sensory garden too though it is currently temporarily still closed as a result of COVID19. There is a car park right next door for easy access and you can walk straight into Northycote Country park with great walks, woods, space ...etc. is not far from Wolverhampton but feels remote and off the beaten track. Love it. Often take the family there.

Lovely park with great playground for kids, occasional mini train and lots of woodland walks. Would give it 5 stars but could do with more dog poo bins and I'm annoyed that some families allow their dogs to jump into Bag Pool which has scared away all the ducks and geese that used to live there.

We hadn't been for years and wanted a to go for a walk. Good pathways, some a bit steep, but ok for us. Just got a little lost with the trail signage( might need updating to make it clearer) Otherwise a good walk round by the lakes. Toilet area was clean. And we had a drink in the cafe. Plenty of paid parking. And a good play area for younger children. Very enjoyable

Lovely local park! Parking is just £3.50 for the whole day, making it a great spot for a relaxed visit. It takes around 45 minutes for a round-trip walk to Himley Hall, which is a nice addition to your visit if you’re up for a stroll. The park itself is beautiful, with a peaceful pond full of ducks and plenty of scenic walking paths to explore in different directions. There are lots of perfect picnic spots scattered around, ideal for a family day out or a quiet afternoon. I haven’t had the chance to try the mini railway yet, but it looks like fun and is definitely on my list for next time! There’s also a charming local shop where you can grab hot drinks, cakes, sandwiches, and even ice cream. On a cold day, a hot chocolate really hits the spot while walking around. A lovely, well-kept place to enjoy nature and unwind.

Lovely place for a family to walk around, and see a beautiful scenery

Visited here with family members and children as there was a meet Batman and Spiderman day for the children. There was a small funfair manly for the smaller children. Had to purchase tokens to get onto the rides..some rides were two tokens other rides were 3. The children played on the park area after, we had a nice afternoon. You have to pay for parking also...but only by card or using the app. Toilets are available near the play area.

A wonderful stroll with family. Plenty of green surroundings and streams. Ended with a lovely picnic

Lovely place for a day out . £3.50 all day parking ( cash or app) play area for kids ,zip line etc, plenty of places to picnic , no BBQ allowed. Great 1hr circular trek through the woods . Shop/cafe for hot drinks/ ice cream etc . Free Mini railway ( check website to see what days it runs on ) Loved this place ,will visit again.

A great little escape, a small reserve but often lots of nature to see, Herons, Dragon & Damsel Flies, Swans, Jays, Song birds etc.

Beautiful tranquil nature reserve, perfect for peace and quiet with your dog,on a lead . Lots of ducks, swans and heron's and horses to see . Totally free to walk and ponder on a beautiful day! Open usually 10 -4pm

Beautiful place to walk. Small car park (no charge), lots of wildlife. Open till 4pm. Dogs must be kept on leads to protect the local wildlife. Quite muddy in places. Not suitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs.

Lovely walk today, getting close to the wildlife. Good amenities and great for all ages. Bit muddy still in places but the team are doing a great job of trying to make all areas safe to walk on. Pleasantly surprised at this out of the way nature reserve. Will definitely go again, maybe see the peacock on the next visit instead of just hearing it.

Small but very clean park nice for walk with dog. What surprised me there was public toilets . Bigger parks not often have got this facilities . Also bins for rubbish were around which are important to keep place clean.

Great space. Free parking, open until 4pm. Dogs can go, but must remain on a lead. In normal circumstances, toilets available. Tracks around the lake. 2x well constructed viewing platforms to see the lake and wildlife. Typical slow walk takes about 1hr. Well managed site.

Lovely small walk, about an hour in total, there's a variety of wildlife to see and hear. The walk itself was a little muddy in places, but easy to negotiate around.best part was to see herons nesting.

Certainly! The Tettenhall Food Festival offered a delightful array of global cuisines and diverse stalls. With its well-equipped facilities and the blessing of lovely weather, it was a perfect outing. Even if you don't eat or  buy anything enjoying the ambiance is enough to make a day memorable. If you're looking for a relaxing day out with good food and a variety of stalls, festivals like these are a great choice.

I have lived in Tettenhall for over 36 years and the village green is such a beautiful welcoming place to visit and enjoy the paddling pool and shops /restaurants and pubs. Well worth a visit

Wonderful place for a long walk

Brilliant place to visit and walk dog

Be nice if the pointless groups would pick up the discarded remains off their drink sessions and bin them,, good park made to look like a dump at times

There Filling up the pool in Tettenhall, it's looking very nice, just need the sun now.

Love being in Tettenhall even though I was having treatment at the Nuffield Hospital

Loved it very nice lots of new things in the grounds. House is great. The cafe is smashing food very tasty we had tea and fruit scones. Jam and cream. Staff were very helpful We haven't been for at least 5 years. The improvements to the grounds really do look good activities for children the new walk way it all looks good

Lovely quaint National Trust site to visit on a quiet Sunday! The staff here clearly love their location and love sharing the history of the place, really friendly older lady upstairs in the attic rooms who showed us hidden details we hadn’t spotted ourselves. The grounds are beautiful and so lovely on a sunny day - we didn’t attend with children but the park looked like a cool hide-away and very natural for the kids. Awesome history. :)

This was another amazing place to visit. I highly recommend taking the tour as the lovely guides are so knowledgeable and bring the house to life with the history of the place. We had a lovely coffee and cake in the cafe afterwards. This place has made the grounds for the enjoyment of children. It is a fantastic place for adults with the house and the outside adventures for children. Definitely a must. No photos allowed in the house just the grounds.

Secluded hidden gem of a National Trust, not far from the motorway. Not a big site, compared with other National Trust. Doesn't have extensive size gardens. As a result, not crowded. Cafe available with seating indoors and outdoors. Note, cafe is located on the 1st floor, no lift available. Cafe has a smaller selection of hot food, usual scones, pasties and soups. Guided tours available, 45 minutes duration. Outdoor activities for children including climbable treehouse.

We went here with friends. Absolutely loved it. One of the best days out we've had. Both our kids and our friend's kids enjoyed it. Big outdoor area with a tree house, the house itself is incredible. Draped in history and the staff were knowledgeable and welcoming, happy to answer questions or give information. The building is beautiful. The only one issue we found was the cafe choices for food wasn't great. Didn't have jacket potatoes and what they did have was very expensive. We loved it and would definitely recommend a family day out here.

Great house. Very informative volunteers. It was a beautiful day when I visited, so it was lovely to walk round the gardens, take a moment to sit on one of the many benches and reflect.

Lovely old house going back to before the reformation. Charles II hid here for a few days. But it's overall history is far more interesting with characters and events offering a broad look at life over the centuries. Most interesting was the talk given by a chap about 'barber surgeons' and their instruments, not for the squeamish.

An oasis of calm, bird song, nature and art installations. Surrounded by poplar trees and a variety of British species Willenhall Park is a real find. Highly recommended to visit with children , dog walks or just to sit and listen to the songs of nature. There is a wonderful bandstand , a rose walk , toilets. Easy to walk into the town , call in at one if the cafes for a coffee before exploring some of the towns history. One of the friendliest places on the planet , Willenhall has a lot to offer if you care to look. Market days are also worth a visit.

Very nice park with a great pond, a tiny forest and several sculptures. Very peaceful place... RIP and full respect to those who gave their souls defending a cause bigger than themselves!!!! ❤️

This place is very peaceful to go, I can get rid of my stress as soon as I step in,,it has been kept very well, when I leave the park I feel refresh with so much oxygen into my lungs Thank you

Lovely well kept park, walked my dog and she met so many friendly pups, has open fields and walkways all around, also fished here and is very nice with plenty of pegs is a day ticket of £5 though. Overall a brilliant park, highly recommend.

It used to be nicer, but seems to be unloved somewhat these days. The Friends of the park are trying their best, I'm sure, but there is an obvious lack of investment from the council, which is a shame. Paths are becoming rough and muddy and the gardens are no longer planted. However, if you live in the area, it is still a good asset to be able to get out and about, away from the busy roads. Probably less than 1½ miles around the perimeter, but various paths through the middle that help make a bigger walk if you want one. The playground is okay, along with the splash pool (if it ever opens) in the better weather.

Nice little play park nestled in a quiet corner. The rest of the patk is home to 2 tennis courts, a basketball court, and a mini skate park. The little play park has a wet play area, but this wasn't on when we went. The grounds themselves are super cute. I would recommend this place for a picnic or a family day out.

Such a beautiful place to spend sometime with your family. Free parking avaliable, free kids playing ground, free on open space gym. Nice view everywhere to practice exercise.

Last time I came here there was a paddling pool, it has now been adapted, to a multi function play area with a spray water area, lovely for the children on a hot day also adapted for disabled users, granddaughter said it's the best park ever 😁

Lovely, fair sized park in the middle of a mostly industrial area. A quiet oasis a mile or so out of the city centre, where you can park up and have a few minutes peace... Or eat your lunch... Had a proper walk around it today, and I am amazed by how much they have packed into this park. Great paths around the edge (just over a mile in length) and others meandering through clumps of trees. Football pitches, a parade ground, clock, bandstand, children's playground, lido and even a bicycle club track...

Visited here a number of times. Great paths for a nice walk around the perimeter and through park. Play area looks great for kids, water fountains on sometimes. Also some gym items. Toilet block open in the middle of park. Plenty of well behaved dogs, lots of space for them.

The park is nice and beautiful. It has lots of playing activities like football fields, basketball, children playing ground, etc. There is Morden children playing area under construction which will open very soon after construction. Lots of gym, sports and exercise apparatus there. Lots of people were coming there to exercise including running and cycling. The very well known pool has now converted into Morden children playground which was still under construction. The place is quiet and cool, nice for quiet time and relaxations. I enjoy visiting there with my family. Recommended.

New playground is worth the visit. Great place for a run.

This is such a lovely park that I've only recently started to appreciate properly! Great for walking around, jogging... See lots of families taking their kids or pets around... And people are friendly too! Grounds are kept pretty immaculate too, lovely bit of greenery! 🌳🌺

Probably not the most picturesque of parks but nice & tidy pathways, reason for my visit was for the weekly Parkrun & credit to the volunteers who turn up to help out each week they make it a pleasure to take part 👍🏻

Nice open spaces for a game of footie, play area, green gym equipment, golf putting area. Home to Bantock House museum with a good cafe. Rose garden. Circular path, great for a stroll, run or dog walk. The loos are in the cafe courtyard so not open after about 5 or 6pm, but the Hungry Horse pub is nearby. A reasonable amount of parking but it can get busy. There are often events in and around the house such as antique fairs, craft fairs etc. There are other events such as bouncy castles and outdoor theatre in the summer.

Very peaceful park with some nice things to see, a nice café too. Very clean and nice for a walk

Lovely little park to have a wander round 🌳. Had an antique fair on which was a nice addition with around 7 stalls and a £2 entry fee!

Lovely park where you can spend anywhere from 10 minutes to a few hours! It's got a coffee shop amongst other things so great for dog walks or getting some exercise yourself.

Beautiful park with lots of different areas: wide open fields, gardens and wildlife areas. Quite a good amount of parking as well.

Lovely park with walking path. Big playground and cafe and toilets. The National Trust property there is beautiful. Food good in cafe. Lots of seating.

Haven't gone to experience the whole park. Went for an outdoor movie event. After parking I walked past the exercise and play area. They had picnic benches also.

Nice small park, needs a sections for the little ones! But still able to take little one here. Big open fields eithe side and between park and small adventure playground that was tucked away in the corner. Plenty of space!

This is a good community park. The local residents are predominantly Sikh and it's a great place for families and people to exercise or chill out. I'd give it a 5 star because the exercise facilities are all in good condition (see photo) and spread nicely around the pathways, but there is quite a lot of litter which is unfortunate. Nonetheless, a good local asset, right off the vibrant Dudley Road.

Diwali was amazing, Park not too bad if public stop tooking their litter on the floor

Annual Diwali Party in the park Free for anyone to come and enjoy It brings the local community together, Music, food, drinks and fireworks,

Lovely place for visiting

Only walk through the park on early mornings with friends. You see lovely older runners and you see amazing plants. Enjoy the beauty of nature when sun shining ☀️ 🌺🌳

A bit too short for me prefer the big parks.. But can't grumble its near by

I only give this place a 4*due to only having one toilet and the key is located in the cafe, but you can't have it unless you buy something, The museum is full of wonderful and informative people and things to see but is not big enough for a mobility scooter, there's also a little gift shop run by two lovely ladies and reasonably priced items. I was there attending an event on The British Legion stall.

Lovely place to visit. Ideal for a bit of lunch at the train station cafe (cupcake lane) and to go on a walk. Mostly flat paths nothing too challenging. Nice walk by the canal. The museum was interesting as well, you could sit in many different cockpits. Lots of war memorabilia.

A lovely walk along the old train line with the canal. Lots of paths to divert off and explore. It's a quiet place with lots of wildlife. My dog loves it. Free parking. A little shop and tea room at the old Tettenhall Station.

A wonderful escape covering canals, meadows, and trails, lots of wildlife from Foxes to Buzzards, Dragonflies to butterflies, ideal for hikers, photography, cyclists and dog walkers or just to get some time to switch off and relax. Well maintained paths too

Along with the canal, this makes a good circular route between Moseley Old Hall and Wightwick Manor. Firm metalled surface for cycling

Always a nice, flat walk. Great art work along the Railway bridges too

Cyclists, Dog walkers, Families, couples and individuals out for a stroll. People passing by on boats all pleasant, polite, lovely people some say hi to the dogs some stop for a chat. All cyclists kids to Adults say thank you when you move over for them to pass, Thoroughly recommended, lovely walk in litter free surroundings.

First time going to Himley Hall, and loved the Christmas lights and lasers, even though it was on the last night they were there (29 December), but in a way, the smaller crowds made it more intimate and magical. Went on the big wheel too - and the highlight of that was that there was a power cut just before we got on. Everyone in the queue cheered! 👍. Only down point was the horrendous state of the portable toilets (by the big wheel). It was the end of the session when I had to use them (approx 8.15pm) but even so, I almost gagged at the state of a couple of them 💩💩😩. But all in all, we will deffo make another visit in the Spring in daylight to explore the estate again, with our 2 small dogs too 🐕🐕❤️

Went on Bank Holiday so was very busy, good amount of parking £4.50 for the day. Cute little ponds and a nice lake. Disabled friendly around the houses and one disabled toilet with baby change. The play park equipment was great fun the older kid loved it all only a small play set for the little one though. There is a golf club and coffee lounge with gallery. The bathroom facilities are below average in cleanliness standard. This place is dog friendly but lots of owners did let dogs with an unsuitable recall off leash so be aware with your kids.

Had our wedding reception here recently and it was fab. Got so many beautiful pics and everything ran so smoothly. Evening buffet was beautiful and the catering manager was fantastic, thank you ☺️

Lovely big open space for all the family to enjoy. I was glad to see they had their dinosaur problem solved with the use of some metal fencing. I should imagine these prehistoric beasties caused a lot of problems for them before their capture. Lots of ducks, coots, swans and Canada Gooses (if you've watched Letterkenny the phrasing will make sense) The cafe on site (cabin) is great and very well priced considering it's location and has some nice outdoor seating

Parking was £4.50 all day nice park to walk around was super hot but good went for dinosaur adventure

Lovely walk around the grounds and large pond, pay and display car park water fall to the right, nice little cafe has outside seating n indoors, water bowls for dogs provided. Started to make a children's play area looks like it will be a great one

My favourite place to go locally. So beautiful in all seasons for the sunsets and open space and scenery. Makes a beautiful walk to Baggeridge too and the Bluebells in spring are absolutely incredible. I love going here for pet photoshoots because it's just absolutely beautiful. So much flora and fauna to enjoy.

I live local and walk around the park regularly it’s a nice place to walk and tennis courts are great, lots of places to sit and quite areas too. I enjoy going and taking the kids for some fresh air! Some lovely photos to be taken.

I've lived near here almost forever and have never visited,it is a small priory ruin but is fully open to walk touch and experience. Beautiful place with parking on road.

Beautiful park to walk around for the whole family. It has a gated children's area which has a variety of equipment. Castle ruins and gardens are stunning

A great place to visit. Easy to get too and parking is great too. Priory park has these amazing ruins of an old priory built in the 1150's. It is right on the edge of a lovely park where families can enjoy the outside. If you love parks this is ideal, if you love to visit ruins it should top your list. Worth a visit.

Really nice Park, hadn't been here in years. The ruins of the old priory are on one end, then nicely maintained lawns and flowers, including a lovely rose garden, then a decent sized kids play area.

The cafe is open Monday to Saturday from 10 until 2. Very inexpensive and loads of free play items for children. Highly recommended

Priory Park in Dudley offers a captivating blend of history and nature, with its striking historical ruins and diverse, vibrant greenery. The ancient ruins, steeped in historical charm, stand as a focal point, while a variety of tall, lush trees—including a particularly impressive towering tree—create a serene, shaded environment along the winding paths. These features make the park a promising spot for history buffs and nature lovers alike, with the potential to be a true community treasure. Regrettably, several issues detract from the park’s appeal and demand attention. A damaged plaque leaves visitors without information about the ruins’ history, while a pond in one of the gardens, reduced to mostly mud with little water, feels neglected and diminishes the garden’s charm. Litter scatters the paths and lawns despite ample bins, and groups openly drinking beer from cans disrupt the tranquil atmosphere. It’s a shame to see such a beautiful park hindered by these shortcomings—improved maintenance, clear signage, and better oversight could restore Priory Park to its full potential.

Decent sized park, a little faded from its heyday with elements of its Victorian ironwork/furniture still surviving. Seems to be kept litter free, basketball, skate park, all weather cricket wicket, fenced in toddlers play area. Large water feature with ducks, geese and swans etc. Plenty of wide open spaces even when cricket is being played.

It has a lake and nice scene but the basketball courts are dodgy with no nets

I'd give this 5 stars but I went during half term and the playground had a few local scummy kids and parents... disgusting language... notwithstanding, the fitness facilities are very good, including a fitness cluster as well as apparatus dotted around the pathways

Classic Victorian Park, some nice planting a lake with ducks and plenty of grass for sports. Exercise equipment and nice smooth paths for all to walk run or cycle. A bit of something for everyone.

Great park with lots of activities: playground, tennis courts, football pitch, lake and exercise tools. Come with picnic blanket and basket and just enjoy the day. Almost forgot to mention the zip lines :)

It's nice to have a larger park so close and lots of lovely nature to see. The zip line is my son's favourite! Great addition The water really needs cleaning out though so much rubbish, it's so sad to see.

Attended funeral prayer of late Mayor of Sandwell Council Mr Ahmadul Haque MBE. Very nice park with lovely atmosphere.

Decent park that Dudley Council keep relatively litter free. Football pitch (used Sunday), Basketball, Tennis and BB pickup hoop. Gentle slope across park and play equipment recently refreshed with Zip line and a multi-person rope swing thingy 😂 Free parking around the edge, seem quiet in the mornings.

Big Park relatively flat, nice open area roads around the park are quiet and not to busy, plenty of places to park. It's a great park to take you bike or play football. It has a basket ball court and a tennis court. There are plenty of bins located Round the park. There has been some new additions to the play park. The play park is gated in and has an excersise area close by with a zip line and a few extra additions outside the gated play park. There is mostly dog walkers and children on this park never really any trouble makers around. There is a shop within walking distance. There are no toilets. The park is kept maintained very well. There is little to none litter. There is a fair that comes around once a year and has a dedicated neighbourhood watch team. Football on Sundays.

Idiots that tell their dogs to attack other dogs seem to congregate on here. Overflowing dog waste bins, overgrown bushes and holly bushes you have to fight to get past in some areas. Authorities have been informed so many times but nobody seems to care. If you have to go, go during mid morning and don't go on your own. I live by it.

Nice open space park, usually very well maintained and clean. Basketball and tennis courts avaliable, plus some outdoor gym equipment and kids swing and slides area. Downgraded my initial review to an increase in litter over recent months

Buffery Park is an historic little park which continues to serve the community even as it changes its identity. It used to have a wonderful glass house/conservatory just near the entrance on Blackacre Road. This is a good walking place it has tennis court some Exercise machines and a small ground. Play area for kids is in good condition. It's a great place to walk dogs. Love nature its really green and is easy to access. It has less litter than most places and more bins than most places. Nice open fields and park for kids to play, relaxing area with open and wooded areas.

Buffery Park is one of the oldest parks in the Borough built on the old mines it was built in 1897 by the Grazebrook family . It still has many of its original features like the layout and in it day was the main planting park for the whole of the Borough has well has a fantastic pavilion . The park has real community feel about it and plenty of locals walk their dogs daily and the local Army cadets train there once a week, the Friends group are doing a fantastic job redeveloping park , yes there are one or two issues but there on all parks , its also one of only 6 parks in the Borough with Green flag status.

Has a nice play area for kids with an outdoor gym setup next to it. Football pitch and basketball court too. Nice park all round with a team committed to maintenance and the parks well being.

Small, pleasant community park with play area, tennis, basketball, football courts and BMX and skate area. Ideal for walking dogs. Nice plants, flowers and trees all around

Great ramps for my granddaughter to play on her scooter. Lovely walks, a small park, courts for team games an adult outdoor gym and ice cream van, plenty for a mild Sunday afternoon.

Great little park for walking, well kept and clean

Silver Jubilee Park, Coseley: A Community Hub for All Ages Silver Jubilee Park in Coseley is a valuable green space and a lively community hub, demonstrating significant investment and excellent maintenance. It serves as a Healthy Hub, actively promoting physical activity through a staffed activity centre offering free daily sessions and walks suitable for all ages and abilities. This focus on outdoor activity in a safe and pleasant environment is a major benefit for the community. Key Facilities: The park boasts an outdoor gym, two tarmac tennis courts, and a multi-use games area (MUGA). For children, there's a dedicated play area featuring recent additions like a zip line and a multi-person rope swing. Expansive grassed areas are perfect for games or picnics, complemented by managed tarmac pathways ideal for walking, jogging, and cycling. A skate park caters to younger enthusiasts. Seating is abundant, including accessible benches, and on-site toilets (including disabled facilities) are provided for convenience. Dog owners will appreciate the spacious open fields, though responsible waste disposal is encouraged. The perimeter trees also enhance the natural appeal by providing a home for diverse wildlife. Location and Accessibility: Conveniently located near Coseley railway station on the Birmingham New Road, the park is also easily accessible by the X8 bus from Dudley. A small car park is available, though public transport is a viable alternative. Community and Atmosphere: Visitors consistently praise the park's cleanliness and upkeep. It's described as a "nice place to walk" and "great for everyone," with a family-friendly atmosphere fostered by park activators and community events. Mornings are typically quiet, ideal for a peaceful visit. Overall: Silver Jubilee Park Coseley is a well-rounded and cherished local park. Its combination of active facilities, pleasant green spaces, and a strong community focus, coupled with good maintenance, makes it a highly recommended destination for individuals, families, and dog walkers in the area. It truly serves its purpose as a "Healthy Hub," encouraging outdoor activity and providing a valuable recreational space.

It's a nice park. Enough to do for a few hours.

Quite a nice park. The kids play area is OK, fairly well equipped. Nice to have an ice cream van. The outside gym is well equipped but suffers a little from vandalism unfortunately. The grounds are nice and really well kept. Great to see some areas allowed to grow some natural habitats for insect life. I use a wheelchair and the park is pretty accessible too. My only thing I wasn't sure about was the groups of young adults smoking dope in the park grounds. I do appreciate they have to go somewhere, and they weren't at all disrespectful, but I find it unpleasant and uncomfortable inhaling their smoke.

Very good park and facilities. Could be improved by not having ice cream van with engine running parked only a few feet from child's play entrance and picnic tables. Cleaner air and less noise. Needs to have longer access to toilet as users frequently end up having to go behind bushes. Since posting 4 years ago the council have seen the light and you no longer have ice-cream van with engine running by young people playground and tables.

Lovely walk around a big open space, very clean, my dog loves walking here lots of friendly people.

Nice open field, with a play area at the back, 3 football pitches on there, the grass needs sorting in the goalkeeper area its like a beach full of sand, can really hurt someone, there were some better pitches but no good ones really

Nice park/playing field with children's amusements, sandy play area lots of trees, several football pitchs and adult exercise machinery. My reason for regular visit is the tarmac path which runs around the outside edge of the park, it's about a mile circuit and has other old gits and dog walkers doing the same as me. Nealy forgot about the skate park if you have a skateboard.

Decent park..well maintained

Chill and peace lot of place for children.

Great place to walk the dog or for kids to play

King George V Playing Fields. Goodness me, When My sisters, friends, cousins and of cause me practically lived there during the summer months, when we were young. There were and still are large playing fields there and the park for us kids with a very large paddling pool (but since been removed many years ago.) There was a slide and swings a witches hat or round about, a sand pit. The fun we had but all those have now been replaced with a small sandpit some swings all enclosed inside a fence for children's safety. For the older kids there is the skateboard or bike park where the kids do all their favourite stunts. There are walk ways and benches where you can sit and relax in the nice weather. Not forgetting the keep fit items where you can try out to your hearts content and it's free. You can take the kids and yourselves for a picnic there, there is plenty of room. There are no toilets there the nearest is in Wednesfield centre or Bentley Bridge. King George V Playng Fields are accessible by bus as two or three buses are en route. There is no car park the nearest is Bentley Bridge. Or why not take a stroll there or pass through it on the way into Wednesfield centre or Bentley Bridge. Enjoy the peace and quiet walking with friends and family and reminiscing of days gone by.

This is a lovely and easy to access park, there is availability for children, football games, bicycles and a nice walk around the park. The park has lights everywhere, big trees and a little lake in the middle with benches around. There is a basket court, skating board play area and adults exercise equipment.

A large part of my childhood spent on the playing fields of Fowler Park. Nice to see that the area is well looked after and appreciated by the local community.

Nice park to bring my daughter but too much dog waste and long grass next to play area.

Nature view of fowler park

The council has spent a considerable amount of tax payers money on doing this place up over the last year or so. It now has great potential to be somewhere to be proud of and it is starting to look nice. However, it is still full of kids with motorcycles and people with drink and drug issues. Some of the new infrastructure has already been damaged. This is a complete shame and shows that quite clearly the council are out of touch with what actually happens in their city. The park needs to be policed and secured properly. Get a grip, Wolverhampton City Council you need to do more.

The year was 1982 I was 16 years old and part of the RanKrazies BreakDancing Crew,we were practicing there 🙏🏾☯️🙏🏾

Beautiful Park, has a fitness area too or outside gym, Basketball Court next door to the fitness area or outside gym. Children Park, Football area, you can walk or jog around the Park. Peaceful and Beautiful.

Nice small park and pool area with one large pub style bench and several other regular benches, a green with a rock feature and short walk under trees kindly decorated with homemade nature inspired crafts from the local community. Fishermen are often perched on the pool (unfortunately they populate the air with weed). It has its own car park. Some paths have been recently resurfaced. I typically spend about 20 minutes here or pass through on a jog. Dog walkers and children are often here. It seems well kept and used.

Beautiful place to have a stroll and watch nature very relaxing

Lovely walk round the lake. Nice and peaceful.

Pleasant place to walk the dog. Not a large place but peaceful and relaxing. Also has a small box by the tree opposite the car park in which people can leave books for others to read. Box is labelled up "Brownshore Library"

Grew up running around this place. It's changed a lot over the years. There are now footpaths all around. Lovely to walk around hearing the birds singing. The paths are wheelchair accessible but some areas have been left for re-wilding. Popular with dog walkers.

Lovely small lake. That looks very well looked after by the local community. Unfortunately hight barrier to the car park. But you can park on the road right outside if you're in a van.

Nice place to walk 🚶‍♂️, dog friendly. Plenty of parking.......... please note gate is locked at 8pm summer time

I have purchased DA roses from garden centres many times over the years and finally visited the DA roses shop and gardens in Shropshire. Wow, it was even better than I'd hoped. Plenty of free parking, and stunning rose gardens on display. There is a lovely cafe and also a restaurant that serves fantastic food, a good variety with friendly service. A wonderful gift shop is on site too and of course, plenty of DA roses on sale plus a number of companion plants. We'll worth a visit. Of course I came away with 4 lady of shallot rose plants plus a few companion plants too. Very happy gardener.

Beautiful place and garden to walk around looking at so many varieties of Roses was a treat for me, staff are friendly and approachable if wanting any info, they also have nice clean toilets for everyone and a nice restaurant. Also we visited the gift shop and bought a strawberry Rose plant. Me and my hubby had a wonderful time taking selfies and sitting on the benches in the gardens enjoying the flowers an butterflies. Awesome place would recommend to everyone.

Our visit to David Austin Roses proved to be a truly delightful experience. They have a good selection of beautiful roses, which we happily spent most of our morning leisurely walking among and admiring throughout their extensive garden centre. Beyond the floral displays, their establishment also features a lovely restaurant. The quality of the roses themselves was undeniably superb, reflecting their renowned reputation. We highly recommend a visit to anyone looking for exquisite roses or simply a beautiful and serene garden centre experience.

Loved my visit. Beautiful upmarket garden centre. Everything about it was top notch. Great brown sign posting to find the place, which my family and I appreciated. The parking was ample with plenty of disabled parking too. The entrance is via the shop. The shop was set up in a high class way and sold an array of items on the pricey side, but all of excellent quality. To the left in the shop there was the entrance to the cottage style walled garden rooms that are breathtakingly beautiful (even though when we went it was absolutely pouring down with rain) in one of the gardens there was a gorgeous under roof pavilion to sit in to view the long water feature. There were a fabulous mix of roses of course, but wonderful companion planting too. To the right in the shop you go through an entrance into the sale area where the most gorgeous roses are displayed with excellent signage as to what the roses offer, such as high fragrance and repeat flowering etc. I appreciated the roses being put in type order too i.e climbers, ramblers and pollinator friendly etc. The toilets were very clean and well appointed. Every staff member was exceptional. One lady in particular who worked at the front desk in the gorgeous restaurant building went over and above to assist us with seating (I have a physical disability). The food on offer was lovely albeit expensive, but to be expected at such a 5 star garden centre and we didn't have to wait long for it, although they did forget one of the dishes and we had to chase it up, which they were apologetic about. My husband, family and I were super impressed by our whole experience. We would definitely go again. I highly recommend this heavenly place!

went here with my boyfriend, his grandfather and my sister and it was the most amazing time I had. it truly felt like I was in a fairytale. it was such a beautiful place to take good pictures and just enjoy the peace and beauty of the flowers. i spent about 5 hours there and absolutely enjoyed every second. I am ABSOLUTELY coming back this is going back into my bucket list (*＾▽＾*)

Lovely visit to David Austen yesterday. Beautiful displays of utterly gorgeous roses. Grounds are well maintained and lovely to just stroll around the various rose gardens. Opted to have lunch in the cafe and after a slight wait we were seated by pleasant staff. Food arrived quickly, was hot and good quality.

Absolutely gorgeous Rose's and plant's. The gardens are so beautiful to walk around and sit in on the different seats around the gardens. Tearoom and restaurant were a bit pricey but quality food. Free guide book.

Could be better - OK, the church is undergoing work, but the homeless people and drunks are only outnumbered by the massive rats that are countless in the park. I think they'd even chase off the pied piper if he tried to remove them! Given it's proximity to the council HQ, it's a tad embarrassing really.

Very pretty gardens close to the church.

Lovely peaceful place!

Nice but there was a lot of restoration work going on at the church.

St Peter's church is located on the perimeter the gardems hsve a fountain in the centre.

Calm place in the heart of the city

Beautiful building