Walsall Arboretum
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Gorgeous day spent there today ending celebration of granddaughters 1st b'day weekend.<br>Stunning scenery.<br>Great day out for all and dogs love it too.
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Very nice park for long walks with kids
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Great place
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Lovely place to visit with the dog n kids
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Brilliant place been coming here for years and will keep it up.
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Beautiful place for a relaxing walk. There’s also a free car park. Visited a few times however this afternoon was very busy (bank holiday and beautiful weather) so the children’s play park area was crowded and very noisy (as expected) but the rest was quiet and relaxing
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This park is so clean and just a lovely place to visit you can feed the ducks or go to the delicious cafe that serves excellent food and the staff are very pleasant and professional at there job it really is a really good day out
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Love this space, perfect for walks, and my girls love the swings and feeding the ducks.
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Went on a very hot day. Extremely crowded but good fun. No refreshments available anywhere and not much shade.
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Wonderful day out for the kids
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Parked on the side road, we wondered over into the arboretum.
Started off at the visitors centre by getting some duck food. £1.50 per box.
As we had walked passed a troll, inquired & told about the Easter trail still on, leaflets from bottom side window, 7 trolls to find, with a letter & question each, £1 per leaflet, prize for kids whom complete the trail.
Went round the big pond, quite a few other families feeding ducks at the same time.
There were 2 lovely white swans near to feeding area, one swan had what seemed to be a bad left leg, as he kept leg up out of water the whole time. Not certain who takes cares of injured swans.
Had a lovely pleasant walk feeding birds, geese, ducks, swans, pigeons, moorhen & coots (with their big webbed feet).
Ice cream van at top by the Treasure Island Play area just passed the tennis courts.
Trolls were easy to spot, though they only about 18 inches high.
A fun thing for kids & grown-ups alike.
Park ranger talking people round on science trail while we were there, but we were still busy.
A lovely pleasant way to while away the hours on a dry day.
Started off at the visitors centre by getting some duck food. £1.50 per box.
As we had walked passed a troll, inquired & told about the Easter trail still on, leaflets from bottom side window, 7 trolls to find, with a letter & question each, £1 per leaflet, prize for kids whom complete the trail.
Went round the big pond, quite a few other families feeding ducks at the same time.
There were 2 lovely white swans near to feeding area, one swan had what seemed to be a bad left leg, as he kept leg up out of water the whole time. Not certain who takes cares of injured swans.
Had a lovely pleasant walk feeding birds, geese, ducks, swans, pigeons, moorhen & coots (with their big webbed feet).
Ice cream van at top by the Treasure Island Play area just passed the tennis courts.
Trolls were easy to spot, though they only about 18 inches high.
A fun thing for kids & grown-ups alike.
Park ranger talking people round on science trail while we were there, but we were still busy.
A lovely pleasant way to while away the hours on a dry day.
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Love this place
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Beautiful
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Enjoyed walking around and new cafe good
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I used to go here years ago every September for the Illuminations. They're a bit of a distant memory these days but the arboretum is - as the name implies - leafy, pleasant and relaxing for a good walk around on a Sunday afternoon.
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Very good for walks and good play area
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Lovely walks around the arboretum. Shame about the obvious amount of RATS!! that plague the park, think nothing of running in front of you on a regular basis.!!!😱
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Great place
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Nothing nicer than walking a dog in the early morning, watching how nature creates a beautiful space.
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Beautiful place
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Really done some nice work on it... Not much to be proud of in walsall but this is definitely one.
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This is a very beautiful place to visit. I walk my dog here regularly. No two walks are the same, always something new to notice or someone new to meet. Plenty of ducks, geese and at the moment swans. The visitors centre and café are good. Sadly dogs are not allowed inside so unless I am with someone I can't relax and have a drink there. Wish there was a hatch as the seating area outside looks very inviting.
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Great for a stroll, walk, run around. Nice and clean with plenty to do. Including seasonal boats, areas to skate, play football, basketball. There is also a sand pit and a park for the kids.<br>Visitors center is adequately equipped with place to freshen up.<br>There multiple entry points as well as a couple of car parks.
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Un parc superb!
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Great place, we take our dogs for a good walk around, and they love it. Plenty for people to do , and even as places to eat.
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