Ford Park
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Nice park. Did parkrun here on a Saturday morning, though paths are very muddy at the moment. Nice little Scarecrow trail there over Easter, and obviously it's a great place to start a hike up Hoad Hill to the monument.
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I took my granddaughter to the scarecrow exhibition in the walled garden and it's wonderful, always something interesting to see in the park. There is also an activity park and decent cafe
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Lovely little park, play area.loved the what sort of animal am I trail for the kids they really enjoyed it.
Under the watchful lighthouse on the hill. Parking waS a donation off £1.
Also base cafe was great reviewed separately.
Under the watchful lighthouse on the hill. Parking waS a donation off £1.
Also base cafe was great reviewed separately.
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A lovely and interesting park with a great kids area, reasonable parking and a great space for activities.
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Children's playground is full of Playdale equipment and it is well spread out and grouped in age ranges. The equipment is set in a soft surface and is surrounded by grassy hillock. There are also a variety of keep fit machines on the far side of the park. Regular park runs take place here. There is a cafe in the summer months and events throughout the year.
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Great park, kids activities and a large dog area at the foot of Hoad Hill upon which stand the Sir John Barrow Monument. There is also the a cafe in the grounds and at the hospice just on the edge.
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Lovely dog walk
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Lovely day meeting Santa.
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Nice park on the outskirts of the town of Ulverston small carpark in a peaceful and quiet location just 20 minutes stroll into the bustling centre...
Parking is by donations cash or QR code we stayed the night there and it was perfect...
3 other vans there that Saturday night so we could enjoy the Dickensian Festival
THANK YOU, ULVERSTON , we will be back!
Parking is by donations cash or QR code we stayed the night there and it was perfect...
3 other vans there that Saturday night so we could enjoy the Dickensian Festival
THANK YOU, ULVERSTON , we will be back!
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Great children's play area,and picnic spot
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Lovely little park. Outdoor gym and play area. At the end of the park is a lovely walled garden that you can walk around, and there is a cafe. Carry on ahead and walk up to the monument if you are feeling energetic. Great views on a clear day, we managed to spot Blackpool Tower.
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A really nice park that cater for varying ages.
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We visited Ford Park having arrived in Ulverston quite late in the afternoon, and just wanting somewhere to go that was dog-friendly, that would be suitable for my two youngest daughters to play, and also where I could walk with my mum who is now getting on in years. Ford Park delivered! I opted for the park as its very close to the monument/lighthouse and can be accessed from there.
Even though the park has opening and closing times it is, in actual fact, accessible 'out of hours' as there is no gate that is locked. You can actually drive into the park (single track road) and park in a small area. side. I actually noticed a few cars parked on the grass.
My girls thoroughly enjoyed playing on the park amenities. Just past the house (in the middle of the park) there is also a lovely enclosed garden area that is run by friendly volunteers. You can buy plants and horticultural goodies there too. There also looks to be a cafe there. My dog also loved playing in the park.
Even though the park has opening and closing times it is, in actual fact, accessible 'out of hours' as there is no gate that is locked. You can actually drive into the park (single track road) and park in a small area. side. I actually noticed a few cars parked on the grass.
My girls thoroughly enjoyed playing on the park amenities. Just past the house (in the middle of the park) there is also a lovely enclosed garden area that is run by friendly volunteers. You can buy plants and horticultural goodies there too. There also looks to be a cafe there. My dog also loved playing in the park.
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Went to the lantern festival in ford park. Best event in South Cumbria
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Great park, lots of dog walkers , outdoor gym and playground
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Beautiful park and looked after
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Good selection of play equipment
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Great park with a carpark .handily place for a monument walk.
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Lovely park with great cafe.
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Great fun for a day out grandchildren love to go to the top.
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Nice
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Brilliant park for the kids, lovely area, plenty of seats for parents and grandparents to sit, some nice little walks around the park, plus car park, and a cafe a few metres away, plus dog walking area and leads up to the famous Hoad Monument, also do events here for the town and families 👍
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Popped to this park to walk my dog whilst visiting the Lakes for a few days. A simple but pleasant green space. Nice that there are designated areas for dogs off leads / children, so everyone is catered for. Also loved the wild flower section.
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Lovely area to walk around, there is a good playground area. The cafe has great food or just coffee. The care closes a 2pm.
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Great park has everything
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