What a great place. There is so much to do for kids of all ages and lovely walks for order folks. There are lots of swings etc. and the splash zone is amazing and was full of kids having a great time and trying to stay cool as it was 34° when we were there. There's also tennis courts and a cafe selling snacks, drinks and ice cream etc. We took food to feed the duck's and geese which seemed to be appreciated. We used the paid car park just outside the entrance but there's free on street parking not far away or 2 hours free at Morrisons just down the road.

Went here for the first time on father's day, great set up. I like that the splash pad and play park isn't separated by a fence, meanimg the kids could go between playimg in the splash pad and the park, without having to leave and come back in. The park is essentially split into 3 sections, you have a small play area, the splash pad and then the obstacle course / floor is lava challenge. The boating lake was interesting, was given our life jackets, stuck in a boat and left to it, wasn't asked if we had rowed a boat or given any advice. Our 5 and 2 year old daughters were allowed on the row boat if anyone is quering a minimum age requirement. There is tennis courts skate park, and the little cafe with 4 free to use toilets. Parking the car park near Morrisons is very small only about 20 spaces, so will be full on a busy day, however there is on street parking going all the way up the hill which had plenty of spaces which meant we parked for free for the whole day Over all a great little place to go!

Great place for children of all ages also for anyone who wants a quiet sit by a beautiful lake. There is also a little shop to buy ice cream or food for the ducks. The park has public toilets. In the summer the water park is brilliant its just for little ones. Also to top ot all Morrisons is the other side of the road if you fancy a picnic or snack. Parking is mainly on the road outside the park, there is a small car park in the park but fills very quickly. The town centre is only a few minutes walk from the park also.

Always a beautiful place to come and relax. Great for a mental health break. ❤️

This was a pleasant surprise to find in Warminster. Nicely tucked away and pleasurable as well. It reminds me of the Serpentine boating lake in Hyde Park, London; but without the boats and crowd. Warminster lake pleasure ground is decently maintained and packed with activities for the whole family to enjoy. Mini golf, skateboard, tennis, play ground etc. And the landscape works quite well with the lake set in the middle. Takes you back to victorian times and joyous promenade. Ideal for leisurely walks, running through to the neighbouring areas, or just an idle sit to watch the ducks and swans. Magnificent!