Lovely quaint place that’s very scenic , the seagulls are a bit rabid but the ducks and caterpillars are nice. Cheap ice cream too which is cash only. Fountains are lovely but I’d like to know why the water is green. Kind of reminded me of being at the coast. Would’ve loved to have gone inside the glasshouse but I don’t think it was open Sundays. Will revisit tomorrow

As part of our walk around Hull, our route took us through this pleasant park. Several plaques dotted around detailing the history of the park and also a glasshouse that is free to visit.

It was a lovely park that formed part of my rat hunt around Hull. Easy to locate with on street parking. Stunning entrance gate. A fab little cafe (cash only) for a quick cuppa and elevenses, good clean toilets. Hosting a lake, conservatory, and several statues. Perfect for picnics and lots of young people and adults alike enjoying the sun. Popular with dog walkers, too.

This is a peaceful and clean park, perfect for walking and unwinding. The surrounding nature offers a calm and refreshing atmosphere. One thing that could improve is the small lake next to the park, as the water has become quite dirty over time. With a little care and attention, this park could become even more beautiful.

Really lovely park, well kept with play area, fitness area, basketball hoop, indoor plant area, pond with lots of birds and a bandstand. Nice to relax and spend an hour there, would be a great place to take the kids.