Enjoy free outdoor recreation with children's play areas, walking trails, gym equipment, and a skate park across accessible grounds in Carlton.

Burton Road Jubilee Park is a versatile recreation ground located in Carlton, offering something for every family member. The park features a dedicated children's play area, skate park, sports pitches, and nature trail, making it ideal for active families seeking varied outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy walking routes with 1.2-metre-wide footpaths that loop around the perimeter and connect all facilities, while fitness enthusiasts can use the on-site gym equipment. The park is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring inclusive terrain and infrastructure that welcomes visitors of all abilities, including families with pushchairs and those with disabilities. Free parking is available on-site with three dedicated disabled parking spaces, and the venue is easily reached via regular public transport on the Nottingham City Transport 100 Pathfinder service. Burton Road Jubilee Park welcomes dogs and is suitable for all ages, from babies to teenagers. The community-focused venue is actively managed with regular volunteer litter picks organised by the Gedling Parks Community Group. Follow the park's Facebook page for updates on events and facilities, or get involved with the volunteering opportunities available.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Guru Dutt

a month ago

Really nice park... nice play apparatus like swings/slides/play area, and best of all, drinking water on tap - wow!!! 👍

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Wilson Chan

2 years ago

We like walking this parks after a dinner. Lovely and quiet place. Specially during a good weather. Very comfortable to walk.

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Alanna

3 years ago

Very pretty park, seems quite quiet on weekdays, lots of friendly people too 👍😀

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Steven Gray

4 years ago

Good place to take the kids to let off some steam, good for all ages with small climbing frame and slide, roundabout and large climbing area, large playing field for ball games and a skate and scooter park. With car park

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Marc Lawler

6 years ago

Skatepark. Ok little park. Ok little street section, and a couple of steep pyramids. Big 3/4 bowl. Free parking nearby. It's ok. Looks better than it actually is.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026