Explore Newcastle-under-Lyme's parks and open spaces with family-friendly playgrounds, free entry, and dog-friendly facilities for outdoor adventures.

Lyme Valley Parkway is part of Newcastle-under-Lyme's extensive network of parks and open spaces managed by the Borough Council. The venue offers families outdoor recreation opportunities including designated playground facilities suitable for children of various ages. With free entry and dog-friendly policies, it welcomes families and pet owners looking to enjoy nature and fresh air. The parkway features well-maintained green spaces ideal for picnics, walks, and outdoor play. The council maintains comprehensive playground facilities across the borough, ensuring safe and engaging environments for children. The venue is pushchair-friendly, making it accessible for families with young children. Located within Newcastle-under-Lyme, the parks and open spaces are part of the council's commitment to leisure and culture, providing accessible outdoor recreation for residents and visitors. These family-oriented spaces are perfect for active days out, nature exploration, and community enjoyment throughout the year.

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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Nitin Ramrajpalli Ramachandra

a month ago

Huge park with running and cycle tracks. It also has children play area.

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Sazzle Baines

3 months ago

Lovely park to walk around and you get 2 hours free parking my dogs love the stream to cool down in.

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John Hancock

6 months ago

Great place for a flat path walk

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David Gilmour

7 years ago

Generally a nice place to walk the dog although I am getting really annoyed with some people there who believe that it's alright to discard glass bottles. 3 times in the last 24 months my dog has injured himself that badly there, that it has required veterinary attention. Please people find a bin, you may not care until it happens to you or someone or something that you care about, but please spare a thought for others using the facility and in general. My dog cut his foot again here last Sunday, can people please stop throwing glass around it always ends up somewhere, if you don't recycle it please put it in a bin.

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Michelle Akoba

7 years ago

This is a lovely place to visit, it has a nice walking area as well as a park for the kids and a nice work out along the walks if you feel energetic enough

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026