3 Best Parks in Bradford

“Lister Park is one of the well-maintained and picturesque public parks in Bradford. This park is situated one mile from the city centre and is home to Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. The park has many outstanding features like boating, tennis courts, play areas, inspiring Mughal water gardens, and much more. The gardens are an excellent feature of the park, with a geological track winding throughout the various beds, which are based around the stream. Lister Park is one of Bradford’s 6 Green Flag parks and is home to Cartwright Hall Museum and Art Gallery. A footpath surrounds the park, which is accessible to all and suitable for most electric and manual wheelchairs. Lister Park contains a variety of flower gardens throughout the park.”

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“Roberts Park is a scenic 14-acre urban park in Bradford. The park, situated on the north side of the River Aire, is linked to Saltaire village via a footbridge over the River Aire at the bottom of Victoria Road. There’s a brilliant new play area, skate park, and a beautiful bandstand where concerts are staged throughout summer. The visitors can relax, take in the gorgeous setting and enjoy the panoramic views of the cricket ground. Roberts Park is a perfect destination to hang out with your friends, picnic, and generally meet up in all sizes of groups. A family picnic spot and a children’s playground are at the main entrance.”

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“Peel Park is one of the beautiful urban public parks in Bradford, covering 22.6 hectares. This is a lovely park with excellent facilities. There are chances to lose oneself even for a short time in the natural world, and the gardens reflect the value of a well-maintained atmosphere. Free fencing play zones are available. Wheelchair access is available throughout the park. The children’s play area and skate space ensure something for everyone. Peel Park hosts annual cyclo-cross events, circuses, fairs, and fireworks displays. The park provides a BMX track, bowling green, fitness equipment, public sculpture, and walking routes. Peel Park features wooden sculptures and nine play challenges, including a wobble bridge, Hawkley Trail, and wildlife finger maze.”

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