Walsall Arboretum
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Beautiful grounds, well maintained, lots to see and do with the family of all ages and the cafe was very nice as well. Lovely day out my daughter loved it.
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Lovely space for a walk, run, picnic space and place for families. Everyone seemed really friendly. There was a children's football match taking place and it was so lovely to see mum's and dads watching.
The wooded area was beautiful and a great place to jog. Will definitely be returning on my next trip.
The wooded area was beautiful and a great place to jog. Will definitely be returning on my next trip.
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Good place for walking and boating. I found this area is not as big as other park in midland. But overall this is good place for Morning and evening walk.
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I love this park nice clean very peaceful great walk with my dog or family picnic or play games or go for a jog it's huge size and thanks to Walsall council its maintenance is always kept on top and great friendly people I try to visit every day as my dog loves a good run you can also sit on benches and even read a book great for bit of me time if there may see you got a golden lab thanks.
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Walsall Arboretum is a good place to have a family picnic I would recommend you stay by the playground as you can get a few locals who have a drinking problem which I wouldn’t want my kids/nieces to see
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But been here for a while, but amazed at the recent improvements to the arboretum. Very well kept gardens 👍
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Walsall Arboretum is a pleasure to visit. Much improved in recent years there is a lovely play area for children, great walks and an excellent cafe.
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Fantastic two bank holiday with my grandkids they love it great family place water park beautiful Ice cream vans as well take a picnic what more could you want if the weather is lovely
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Visit this park for exercise while enjoying the pleasant surroundings. A cupps at the cafe is also welcome at the end of a walk.
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Walsall council have spent money to refurbish this Victorian park. Home to a Park Run every Saturday morning. Good cafe and visitor centre.
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Lots of different areas to the park. Number of different focal points and activities to enjoy. Good for day out or walk with the dog.
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Literally going to the dogs. There was a fun gatherinmg of varied breeds, who brought their owners with them Prizes were awarded to classes such as "Best rescue dog" and "Dog with the waggiest tail". The weather was fine, the contestants well behaved. There were stalls with food, drinks, etc.The only drawback in my opinion was lack of advertising. Many more people would have enjoyed the specacle if they had known of it!
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This is a large park with so many paths that you can have different experiences when you visit. Its a great place for everone. If I go alone I like to walk around the lake and sit somewhere quietly.
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We were staying at the Premier Inn Walsall town centre and this was nearby. A very large park with a lake, cafe, kids playground etc. Kids can feed the birds and have a play while mum and dad enjoy a cuppa.
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We love taking our children hear . So peaceful and tranquil atmosphere- I admire the work put in to it . The greenery is beautiful. The park is fab and splash pad and skate park top notch . Love it
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We enjoyed walking around the arboretum this weekend in the sunshine. It’s so vast and full of pretty areas, it’s almost like you’re not in Walsall at all!
Our one complaint is that the Arboretum would be much improved by a better cafe. We were hungry after walking around and popped into the cafe. We found the menu very limited and the staff weren’t very attentive. As we were ordering one the staff members walked off mid-order without explaining why. We tried their “special” chicken burger and received a tiny bun, with a tiny tasteless chicken burger patty. Not very filling at all. We wish we had packed a picnic for ourselves.
Our one complaint is that the Arboretum would be much improved by a better cafe. We were hungry after walking around and popped into the cafe. We found the menu very limited and the staff weren’t very attentive. As we were ordering one the staff members walked off mid-order without explaining why. We tried their “special” chicken burger and received a tiny bun, with a tiny tasteless chicken burger patty. Not very filling at all. We wish we had packed a picnic for ourselves.
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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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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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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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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 families. Well kempt and lots of open spaces to explore. Parking is difficult on busy days but it is a town park. Icecreams from the onsite shop are a rip off £2.40 for a 99!! Stick to the icecream van.
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Been to the Arboretum lots of times also worked there for a number of years it’s very nice place to the family beautiful for a day out and a fantastic place to spend some time fishing all going on the boat in like really recommend it
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Our first visit since its facelift. Very pleased with what we saw. New cafe is pleasant. The sport area was very popular
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You can spend a good few hours here. It’s so lovely.
Nice long walks, duck feeding, cafe and playground with splash pad.
Always a lovely clean area and concrete paths all the way around so it doesn’t matter if it’s wet or dry you can visit any time.
Great access all around for pushchairs, bikes, wheelchairs.
Nice long walks, duck feeding, cafe and playground with splash pad.
Always a lovely clean area and concrete paths all the way around so it doesn’t matter if it’s wet or dry you can visit any time.
Great access all around for pushchairs, bikes, wheelchairs.
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Despite living in the town for many years I havent visited the Arboretum since the days of the illuminations.I signed up to "Parkrun" and did my first run last weekend..I was so impressed with the facilities now.The gardens are immaculate ,well laid out and maintained. The cafe is modern ,warm and inviting. Great assett to Walsall.
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