Magical garden i felt. Use to go there with my dad when younger, it seemed even bigger back then. It is educational as duck bond, helps learn about ecosystems etc i thought. I learnt alot from visiting here when younger i didnt realise until older. Eg saw frogs in duck pond in there, you get a good view of blackpool as its higher up view, can see miles from there. Fields at back aswell.

Lovely peaceful garden/park. Well maintained by a small group of hardworking, friendly and welcoming volunteers.

Really lovely little park, plenty of seating. The council could provide a few more bins tbh, but otherwise clean and well presented. Huge well done to the gardens volunteers whos hard work can be seen all year round.

The rock gardens have been really well cared for, seemingly all by volunteers- there were lots there when we went. The play park is a bit worn and there were dogs roaming free in there - obviously bad owners rather than a fault of the park

A “hidden gem”, with beautiful landscapes and gardens in Bispham. With all the turmoil of the pandemic this is a great place to take a stroll. Look out for the information board at the Devonshire Road entrance, opposite the Golf Course, with pictures and information of all the various wildlife inhabitants, great place to take the kids for a wildlife safari with loads of fresh air.