3 Best Parks in Chester

“Grosvenor Park is an award-winning park that is a popular open space for locals and visitors. This is home to the glorious Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre each summer. The park is well-known for its formal avenues lined with trees, statues, and large sweeping lawns surrounded by ornamental shrub beds and display bedding. Grosvenor Park hosts several horticultural and cultural events, including those in the summer music festival. The play area is a fully accessible space providing play and exploration for everyone. It was created by local artist Andrew Small using natural materials. There’s lots of room to play, and kids will enjoy the Miniature Railway and Activity Zone. You can get snacks and drinks at the Lodge Café. Enjoy a fun-filled train ride, open on weekends, public holidays, and school holidays.”

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“Sandy Lane Park provides environmental and recreational facilities that have lovely views of the local area, providing a stimulating play environment. Sandy Lane Park is perfect for cyclists, walkers, and joggers to work out at outdoor fitness stations. Sandy Lane Park also has a private area for festivals, special occasions, and relaxed family recreation. The aqua and water park include a ten-feature spray facility close to a grassed picnic area. Sandy Lane Park has wheelchair access, ensuring inclusivity for all visitors.”

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“Countess of Chester Country Park has a very positive impact on the health and well-being of its visitors, both physically and mentally. The park also runs regular tree planting days, with the 2019 event having over 500 trees planted daily. Over the last few years, the site has become incredibly popular, welcoming over 30,000 visitors each year. The park's all-weather paths are wide enough to be shared by walkers, cyclists, wheelchair users, and those with prams. The paths also connect with other routes, allowing you to explore the local area. You can also enjoy natural and serene surroundings while wandering the park's pathways. The park has recreational facilities and sports fields.”

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