Walsall Arboretum

4.7/5 based on 3567 reviews
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Great park, good for walking, playing sports, going on the park and even feeding the ducks! There's so much to do and the scenery is really great with the lake as well! Great for a few hours out as a family or a couple or even just for a run!
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Great place for a walk and excellent facilities for the kids. I have always had a great time coming here.
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Free admission into the Arboretum. This was a our second visit in 3 weeks... the latest visit with my sister and her dog! Well kept grounds and beautiful flower beds. Plenty of places to walk and a nice 'cuppa' and tea cake at the cafe - where dogs are welcome on the patio area! The arboretum is a short walk from Walsall but we parked on the main car park off the Broadway. After walking around the arboretum we then walked along an area that has been 'reclaimed' and is now an extension to the arboretum. It is worth taking the time to do this part too... where lots of replanting has taken place. It was a sunny day and probably added to the experience, but we will defintely go again!
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All ways go to the arbo in the summer with my partner and stepdaughter it's a great day out and keeps the bab entertained for hours. She has so much fun when the water part is open can never get her out of there. Can't wait for this summer to.come
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Nice place to walk the dog on a Sunday morning, lots of green areas to explore, the dog loved having a good sniff!
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Stopped of on way home and was quite supprised at how large an area it covers.Also when we got there there was a 5k charity race for life event taking place. It was an excellent sight to see so many people taking part. Back to the park, it is very easy to walk around and there seems to be plenty of facilities on site. Would recommend this to everyone and will be going back again soon
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I haven't been here for years and being a warm day we decided to stop here.

The park was busy as there was a fair there.

The park was scenic and well kept. Lots of beautiful flowers and great to see all the ducks too.

Was nice to have a stroll through the park and will definately come here again.
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This is great for everyone, have a walk around the pool, feed the ducks, fishing or just sit and relax, it's a great place to walk the dog or to ride your bike, it has a fantastic park area that is fenced off for children...no dogs allowed in the play area, it has a state park and another extended walk
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Love that we only live 10 mins away from here ! Such a lovely and well kept park !! Beautiful flowers and scenery. The cafe is a nice addition too as its nice to be able to grab a drink and a light bite , shall be taking full advantage of here with the good weather!
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I admit Walsall is full of eye sores but this is certainly NOT one of them! I came here a lot as a child and it did go down hill, after the refurbishment it's back on top form. The visitor centre is lovely and clean and the new balconys are lovely! Glad to see a lot wildlife returning.
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It not just park it's like a jungle.
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I have been here, more times than I can count, and for as long as I can remember. I have no idea where to start.
In the summer there used to be a little island with a slide that was filled with water. That got replaced a few years ago with a more modern water spraying thing, that I've been to every summer since its been there, there's a big park with a spider web, swings, a skate park, zip wire and other smaller standard things you'd find in a big park. Like a tennis court or two...
It is always a pleasant walk, whether you're on a bike, scooter, by yourself , or being dragged by too many dogs.
I've cream is always an option, or if you're the lunch in a box type, then you can always go to a picnic bench and sip your orange juice or tea, avoiding squirrels.
I saw some 'construction' being done to the lake, I think it's now better to say 'abduction' because I haven't seen it for a while. But if you're looking for a free place to spend the afternoon, then it's a nice place to be with your family. Or you could sit at home on your play station eating Pringles and drinking instant coffee.
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Excellent family park with lots of space and activities for everyone to enjoy. Took my kids there they enjoyed feeding the ducks, boat ride and the train tour around the park.we had a lovely day out.
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Always has been a lovely park. Generally very peaceful with pleasant lakes and gardens. I have spent many a happy summers day here as a child and with my own children and grandchildren.
A word of warning though, do not let any children you are in charge of out of your sight and make sure they are escorted to and from toilets as it is notorious for dodgy characters.I have had to report one or two before now.
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If you haven't visited lately - you're missing out! Lottery money has greatly improved the facilities of an already beautiful Victorian park. Stroll, run or cycle around the well maintained paths and lakes. Visit the new cafe - check out craft and other sessions offered there. Look out for free music events help at the band stand, or visiting fairs/circus. Attend special events such as dog shows, charity galas, classic car shows. Children will love the water park (no paddling pools - very safe for all ages) and play area catering for all ages. Feed the ducks (buy seed at the cafe rather than bread, which is not good for them), play table tennis on the outdoor table, book a tennis court, or a game of golf at the course beyond the arboretum. Do the 5k Park Run held every Saturday at 9 am, or for a longer run/cycle - extend it onto the canal running at the back of the arboretum. It's my local park and I love it!
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Excellent park which has been improved greatly in the last year or so. The spring flowers are lovely especially early spring when the crocuses are in swathes under the trees. Has 2 lakes and a nice boardwalk to feed the ducks, swans and geese(they ask you to feed ducks with duck food and not bread please)There are quite a variety of ducks that arrive to use the lakes and the island in the lake. There is a good children's area-lovely in summer as has water that shoots at random from under the one area and the children can dodge them! Plenty of places to walk your dog in the park and picnic-benches and sculptures, flower beds and a nice rockery .There's a new café which I am told is good .Music events are performed on the bandstand sometimes and special events in the park like markets etc-see Walsall website for details. Also places for fishermen to fish and a boathouse with swan shaped boats to go on lake .All in all, always a nice place to go.
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Great for walking improving around the lake some great fishing pitch and lots of room for playing games of all types.Great for picnic if weather is right.
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Nice pleasant park to spend an hour they have al lake and also a café very pleasant lots of people walking and enjoying the outdoors .
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Refurbished in recent years with a newly built visitor centre, coffee, tea and snacks are available there.
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My children and now my grandchildren have always enjoyed days out at the Walsall Arboretum there is now a new café in the park and there are lots of places to sit down and eat a picnic lunch. If you don't manage to eat all your sandwiches the ducks are very appreciative of the crumbs on the way out.
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Walsall arboretum has been greatly improved I like to visit in the week as weekends when the weather is good can get extremely busy. The new visitors centre is nice but the coffee is a bit pricey not sure about the food pricing,still think its a shame they don't have the illuminations .
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Lovely open spaces with beautiful scenery with a park including water features in warm weather, good free family outing.
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Haven't visited for a number of years. I have got to say it is a beautiful park and gardens. There was no litter and the lawns and lake were in excellent keeping. There was no litter around and the trees and plants were a credit to the people who work there. Let's hope the council cuts don't impact on a beautiful space.
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we have been to this venue on a number of different occasions and have always been amazed at the amount of space provided for family fun.
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Great place to visit whatever age you are. Kids had a great time.
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