Water park in United Kingdom

“Im a dog boarder and some dogs can't be let off to run free well prestwood doggy park is absolutely perfect...the dogs have a wonderful time...my Freddie loves the seesaw but their are balls agility poles tyres balls it's a great place if you haven't taken your dogs there you really don't no what they are missing. Safe secure and well worth the money.”

“Much of the area is left unmown. It is divided by seasonal water courses, and untrimmed hedges with oak, field maple, yew, and all the common hedgerow trees.”

“Great fun for the family (of a certain age!) From an hour of activity to the whole day of different activities. (We drove through a field of sheep)”

“Lovely and peaceful. recommend the long river walk across three bridges.”

“Wonderful natural reservoir with lots of play area.. and park for children.. nice river and water fall..”

“Always clean and tidy very well maintained great place to bring partner children dogs or just yourself, plenty of places to wander off and waste the hours also a great little cafe”

“I will say best place to visit in Edinburgh. 4 or 5 hours to explore it. Nice place for hiking. And on top beautiful views of Edinburgh City, and sea. Also weather is nice. Must go place.”

“I love this place. I discovered it the day I visited and it was a really enjoyable visit. Seeing the beautiful wildlife roaming free was great. I took my DSLR camera with me, and I'm so glad I did. I'd recommend this place to anyone who loves the outdoors and wildlife. Even those who enjoy photography!”

“A great place for walks, only a stone’s throw from Leicester. Amazing scenery that you’d otherwise have to travel quite a long way to see (e.g. to the Peak District). Several local cafes in Newtown Linford opposite the entrance to the main car park, although all of them quite pricey. Food also available at the cafe in the middle of the park itself, although check seasonal opening hours.”

“Nice place to take a break from shopping. Was lucky enough to see a kingfisher.”

“A beautiful place so close to London! Ideal for long walks with family, dogs... Nice waterfall and Roman Ruins too”

“What an amazing visit to this Royal Park! We saw so many deer up close, three species. We even saw a very rare white deer just 10 feet away!”

“Richmond Park is by far my favorite park in London! Due to the size of it each time I visit I see different parts of it and different packs of deer. Every season it's a good season to walk there and it's dog & cycle friendly! There are not many places to drink at the park so make sure you bring your own.”

“Huge play ground...nice play area...peaceful track to walk”

“Woodland park is great for the kids. Located behind the lake. Perfect walk anytime of the year. Plenty of places to stop and rest/think/chat or just enjoy the views.”

“Loved by the young dogs and older dogs. Great and secure first reactive dogs.”

“Loved it, brilliant time doing axe throwing and archery the instructor George was great.”

“A beautiful and unexpected gem. Need to book tickets in advance. Ten minutes drive further along the road is the farm shop / cafe / nursery. Also highly recommended.”

“A beautiful forest park which is situated around 2 miles away from Newcastle city. There are some historical bridged and constructions inside the park. Inside the park there are many rivers and small waterfalls. Also there are 3 Game of Thrones locations in the park. Number of trails are available which you can select according to your interest, which include some trails with high elevated areas and some others with mostly flat. I think the park is more attractive and beautiful in Autumn.”

“Absolutely stunning place for walks and hiking. I went up to the Ben crom reservoir and it was stunning. So peaceful and clean, definitely one of NI's beauty spots ❤️”

“Amazing place to visit. 6 participants, from 17 yrs to 12. Great car park Clean/dry wetsuits Facilities clean Great food stand Overall 5 stars. Will def be back and recommend”

“Great place to visit for the outdoors. Beautiful lake with plenty of walking/cycling routes. Slightly busier than normal but thats kind of to be expected considering. Not many places to sit at the moment but theres plenty of grass.”

“Really lovely even despite the heavy rain during our visit—coffee and snacks were still being sold, staff were friendly and helpful, parking was plentiful, dog walkers and cyclists were courteous, grounds were clean, pumpkins were dotted about along with little spots for autumnal photos. Our kids had buckets of fun puddle jumping and finding dry dens as shelter from the weather (and so did we!)—we'll definitely be back to explore more of the grounds and I'll update my review then, too x x”

“Lovely park! The council and local groups do a great job of maintaining the park. Parking can be an issue when busy, but there are a plethora of transport options other than by car. Just be thoughtful to local residents and park considerately. Along with my visit to the park, I attended the Monet Gardens which were a pleasant surprise. You don't often find such a great addition to a council park. LCC have done a wonderful job with the reconstruction of their Chelsea Flower Show contributions. I think the park offers everyone a great day out. You will never be bored when visiting here, there is an abundance of history located all over the park and events are regularly held across the year.”

“Beautiful park and great fun for kids visiting the farm. Entry is free but if you arrive by car, please note there is a pay and display car park. Loads of animals, good layout, sufficient rest places for small feet and great playground. Can't fault it and highly recommend visiting for big and small.”

“One of my favorite parks in Birmingham it's huge you can always find a spot where you won't be disturbed . 3 more water spots , flowing river , herd of cows , swans, donkeys ducks ,fishes, squirrels, rabbits this park has loads of wild life even bats that you can see flying around your head at the waters edge of you are there late enough . You can take a good 3 hours walk to get to the other side .”

“Excellent park overlooking the ducks and nesting swans. The Pump House does great coffees too, very friendly service.”

“What a hidden gem. Beautiful in the sunshine today. Big thank you to all the volunteers hard at work. Hellebores and spring bulbs were a delight. Amazing who you find in the borders!”

“It was truly amazing. I went around evening when the sun was almost there, captured a few good pictures of the sunset, the flowers and trees. It was a peaceful walk, it got dark, took a while to figure the route to the car park in the dark, there are 2 car parks on either end. But it felt like an adventure trying to find my way back. Would definitely recommend going here for a solo walk or a dog walk.”

“Such a wonderful park. It has many different paths that can be taken and is just a beautiful park. I feel very lucky to live next to it.”