
Explore 395 acres of woodland, meadows and wildlife trails with over 100 bird species, ancient trees and seasonal bluebells at this free local nature reserve.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
A vast country park with well kept pathways, that wind through woodland and down into the valley. There are several small footbridges that cross the stream, and the walkways have large sections covered by trees, which are cool in the summer heat.
Gorgeous country park, especially at this time of year as all the bluebells are out in bloom! Kids loved it and enjoyed finding the pictures of groot and rockets by the gates. Great place to let the kids run wild.
Rivacre Country Park is a lovely, peaceful place for a day out. The walking trails are well-maintained and surrounded by plenty of greenery and wildlife, making it perfect for a relaxing stroll or dog walk. Parking is convenient, and the park feels safe and family-friendly. A wonderful place for a stroll, a picnic, or just to enjoy some fresh air. Highly recommend! 🌿✨
A decent pace for dog walking. We did notice that there seemed to be quite a number of dog owners that had not picked up after their dog, which did mean a fair amount of unpleasant messes. However, we did discover a frustrating lack of bins, which might explain it to some extent. Otherwise, a pleasant wooded area with plenty of pathways and walks.
A good size free car park, with rangers station. Leads into a lovely park. Dog friendly. Good walk ways, though a little steep down to the main park. A lovely stream running through with picnic benches and normal seating dotted about. A lovely walk with friends, children and doggies. The snowdrops were just giving way to the bluebells as I went. It will be a carpet of blue at the end of April beginning of May, stunning I imagine. A great park. Will be returning.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
