3 Best Parks in Worcester

“Worcester Woods Country Park has two nature reserves, a huge open field, and a busy Countryside Centre with café facilities. The park also has an adventure play area and easy access from the city and the motorway for visitors. Worcester Woods Country Park features a barbecue and picnic area, a children's play area, an orchard, orienteering, walking trails, an adventure playground, and a pond. The Park run takes place every Saturday. Worcester Woods Country Park is a fantastic park with meeting rooms for rent, BBQ facilities for hire, plenty of space, and beautiful scenery.”

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“Gheluvelt Park has two distinct areas, including a formal garden to the east, and an informal area managed for wildlife conservation to the west, next to the River Severn. The park is accessible to wheelchairs, and parking and toilets are available at the Pump House Environment Centre. Gheluvelt Park has a separate playground for younger and older children. The Pump House Café is located in the Environment Centre and serves hot and cold drinks, teacakes, soup, toast, and locally produced cakes. Gheluvelt Park helps keep the environment clean and fresh. The park has an extensive children's play area in the southeast corner. Toilets and baby changing facilities are situated near the play area by Barbourne Road and at the Pump House on Waterworks Road during opening hours.”

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“Cripplegate Park is a Green Flag award-winning park that has some beautiful flower displays. The park is in the city centre by the New Road cricket ground. Cripplegate Park features a variety of elements, including carefully arranged flower beds, shrub rows, annual bedding, mature trees, and open grassed areas, all designed in a traditional style. The children's play area, tennis courts, and bowling greens make this park multi-functional. The park hosts various concerts, entertainment, and festivals. Cripplegate Park offers free admission, welcoming all visitors to enjoy its many offerings.”

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