Easy paid parking close to the several different entrances. Lovely shady walk around the park. Plenty of space for picnics in the shade. Access to the town as well. The play equipment is all wooden so whilst it's great when dry not sure what it would be like in the wet. It states it's suitable from age 3 but I think it more like 4-5. My 3 year old granddaughter couldn't go on lots of the equipment. Having said that she had a great time. Nothing for babies at all. There's a duck pond. No where to purchase food to feed them which is a shame. There were several people feeding them bread which they aren't suppose to have. I didn't see any notices stating this though.

Gorgeous park lots of benches to sit and watch the world go by . Great play area for the kids with rope climbs . Nice to go into the theatre aswell although atm they are having work done so unable to access from the back of the park .

Small but nice public park, visited in December so probably not the best time of year to visit even though it was a pleasant sunny day, quite busy on Boxing Day. Duck pond surrounded by lots of grey squirrels. Dogs to be kept on a lead within the park.

A very peaceful and cosy park. A great place for a family walk — wide paths, lots of greenery, and a lovely pond with ducks. Children can run and play, while adults enjoy the calm atmosphere and nature. It’s a perfect spot to take a break from the rush and spend some time outdoors. Our family always leaves this place feeling refreshed and happy.

What a great open space, right in the centre of town. When we went they had music on the bandstand, the children can play in the purpose built play area. There is plenty of grass to sit or lay on in the sun when it is sunny. The Malvern theatre has toilets and the bar for drinks or coffee and food. Parking is an around the town and it is not expensive. And just outside you have the free Malvern spring water, so remember to take some containers with you.