3 Best Parks in Dudley, UK

“Baggeridge Country Park occupies an area of 152 acres and was formerly the Baggeridge Colliery and part of the original Himley Estate of the Earls of Dudley. The park features walking trails, mountain bike trails, orienteering courses, a children's play area, a miniature railway, and a high ropes course. The park was awarded Green Flag status. There is a great adventure playground with multiple climbing structures, a large slide, rope features, and traditional swings. Baggeridge Country Park offers plenty of open space for walking and cycling alongside its other fantastic facilities.”

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“Priory Park is a lovely place to play outdoor sports with families and friends. This is the closest park to Dudley town centre, just five minutes away. Priory Park has tennis courts, basketball courts, a cricket practice area, a multi-use games area, a pond, a children’s play area, and a wooded area. In the park, paths are wide and mostly flat with a few small gradients, alternative ramp access is available around any steps, ensuring all park areas are accessible. Priory Park is a beautiful place to explore local history and wildlife habitats. The Priory Hall, located within the park, is a lovely setting and a popular venue for wedding ceremonies. Priory Park is accessible for most wheelchairs and pushchair users.”

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“Buffery Park features open regions in amenity grass, small shaded woodlands, and large areas of open flat grass, shaded and unshaded spots perfect for picnics and leisure activities. The memorial was placed in the park's center to pay tribute to soldiers who served and died for their country during the Great War. The park also includes multi-use games and children's play areas. The Buffery Park Conservatory was once a central feature of the park, providing plants for visitors to enjoy and pot plants for use in the Dudley Borough Mayor Making and other civic events. Car parking facilities are available at the park. All facilities are free of charge except the building, football and event/activity.”

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