Lovely park. Lots of things for the kids to do. I drove there and parked on Church road, from 12pm its free parking. The park provides a lot of shade on sunnier days. There is a big wooded area for exploration and an open grass area for picnics and outdoor games. There are toilets available and also a cafe. Not sure about cafe prices but its there if you fancy it.

A great day out or even an afternoon , if you just want to cover queenswood. There are toilet facilities that play area for children under 5 play area for children over 5 there is a toilets from male and female there is wonderful walking area . Grateful jogging or walking with your buggy.

Walk through woods, or jog, playground for the kids football pitch cricket ground, coffee, ice cream and loads of amenities especially summer time.

I came here to enjoy the beautiful bluebells, but I was deeply saddened by what I witnessed. Despite the clear signs asking visitors to stay on the path to protect the flora, a woman had trespassed into the fenced-off enclosure. She had set up a large harp, instrument cases, and camera equipment directly on top of the flowers for a photoshoot. I approached her and asked, "Aren't you supposed to stay out of this area? Isn't this fence here to protect the bluebells?" She simply replied "Sorry" but made no effort to leave the enclosure. As the signs state, bluebells are incredibly delicate. It is heartbreaking to see nature being destroyed for the sake of social media photos or self-display. Please, let’s respect the rules and protect this ancient woodland for everyone to enjoy.

A beautiful place to go for a relaxing walk. Good for running, cycling or family time with kids. Big space to play or stroll around and enjoy the nature. There is plenty of wildlife to peak at respectfully. I always love nature spaces and it is one of them. Well kept and a cafe in the middle of tgese wood lad