
Explore Norfolk's only surviving 18th-century town walk, a beautifully restored 42-acre historic park with children's play areas, a 15th-century chapel, and scenic tree trails.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
On-site café facility
Absolutely gorgeous park!! We were staying nearby and found the park on google maps. It’s stunning! Gorgeous walk, fab play area for my teen and 10 year old, loads of green space for them to play football too and for the dog to play fetch. It’s kept so lovely, saw no dog poo or rubbish anywhere! Lovely little snack shop which is sooo cheap and the lady in there was lovely too. They have mini golf but we didn’t do that. Could easily spend the day here
A great walk to get to the Mighty Kings Lynn Football ground. What a great setting for a stadium.
Lovely walk through the park. Car park nearby is free for 3 hours but you still need a ticket. Red chapel on the mound was interesting but you couldn't go in. Only half a mile and you're at the King's Lynn shops.
Beautiful green space. Steeped in history, with plenty of benches and lovely scenery. Lots of wildlife opportunities with ducks and squirrels, and I’d imagine a kingfisher or two, although I didn’t spot any on this occasion. An asset to the town.
What a beautiful open space! We visited here with our dog for a walk before heading back home to the East Midlands. Most of the park grounds were very well maintained and the public toilets were clean. We did visit the park cafe for a mocha and a strawberry milkshake. Both of the drinks were okay but the strawberry milkshake was a cheap man’s Nesquik. The taste was not good and it certainly didn’t taste of strawberries. The cafe is a little expensive for basic food and drinks. Whilst seating just outside the cafe we unfortunately encountered two men and a woman who were using remote controlled cars at very high speeds and they were noisy. They had no regard for anyone else in the area and were just a general nuisance. Our dog was a little scared of the remote controlled cars and there were other people with dogs and small children in this area that really didn’t appreciate them either. The woman commented to my husband as we walked past that one of the men is visually impaired, we were amazed by that because he was controlling one of the remote controlled cars! All it takes is a little bit of thought and everybody can enjoy the open space.
Reviews last updated: 6 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 6 October 2026
