3 Best Parks in Walsall

“Walsall Arboretum is a Victorian public park that spans 170 acres and includes Hatherton Lake, the country park, and the extension. The park has over 10,000 species of trees and shrubs, making a perfect backdrop for wedding photos. Walsall Arboretum has baby-changing facilities, a boathouse, a café, a cricket pavilion, a multi-use games area, outdoor fitness equipment, and bowling greens. The arboretum has a wide range of flora and wildlife. Walsall Arboretum includes gardens, play areas, green spaces, and sports facilities and has won a Green Flag Award. There are free car parks at the Arboretum extension on Broadway North and The Crescent, and paid parking sites are near the town centre entrances to the park.”

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“Willenhall Memorial Park is regenerated by the local community. The park has hard, tarmac-surfaced paths accessible to wheelchair users, people with mobility impairments, and pushchairs. Willenhall Memorial Park has a café, children's play area, multi-use games area, skate park, splash pads, and an outdoor gym. There is a large car park with three accessible parking bays. Willenhall Memorial Park is a pleasant place with a play area that features a variety of equipment. Here, you can enjoy a wide variety of trees, plants, and shrubs, as well as a range of facilities.”

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“Reedswood Park is ideal for walking, jogging, and exercising. The park features a playground for kids. Birchills and Beechdale are half a mile west of Walsall town centre and are enclosed by residential areas. The park is near a few old shops, including Sainsbury's, where you can shop. Reedswood Park has well-maintained, tarmac-surfaced paths throughout the park. These paths are suitable for wheelchair users, people with mobility impairments, and pushchairs. There are plenty of benches well-spaced along the main paths to allow for rest if needed. Reedswood Park is wheelchair accessible, with mapped routes of varying lengths.”

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