Explore a scenic natural landscape with walking trails, wildlife spotting, and peaceful water views perfect for families.

Yeadon Tarn is a beautiful natural reserve and country park offering families the chance to connect with nature through accessible outdoor activities. The venue features walking trails around the tarn, making it ideal for families with pushchairs and young children who want to explore the countryside without straying far from amenities. Visitors can enjoy wildlife spotting opportunities, peaceful water views, and open green spaces suitable for picnicking and outdoor play. The site welcomes dogs, making it perfect for families with pets who want to enjoy a day out together. With free entry and food facilities available on-site, Yeadon Tarn provides an affordable and convenient destination for family outings. The combination of natural beauty, accessibility features, and family-friendly amenities makes this venue ideal for families seeking outdoor recreation, from toddlers discovering nature to older children enjoying active exploration of the landscape.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Tom

3 months ago

Very pleasant with planes occasionally taking off/landing and budding sailors capsizing and getting back upright - plus lovely nature and a playground (for little ones) 🙂

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Jav Amirat

4 months ago

Amazing lovely little park with great views of the lake and boating, kids play area with toilets, not to mention get to see planes take off very close by....

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Carlton S

5 months ago

Lovely walk and the kids play area is ace. Ice cream van is a rip off £5 for a once so called “99”

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Devon M

2 years ago

Nice place to go for a walk, there is usually an ice cream van either in one of the car parks or by the play park. If you join the sailing club then you can also rent boats for the tarn also.

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Sarah Smith

5 years ago

Boring, soulless. Decent size car park, very short walk of about 10-15 minutes. Plenty of seats so good for the elderly or immobile. Flat, circular walk, plenty of dog walkers, picnic benches, area to feed the ducks, small playground for children. Sorry to not be more positive but not worth returning.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026