Golden Acre Park
Golden Acre Park is located in the Bramhope area of Leeds, West Yorkshire. It is a popular park that is well known for its lakeside walk, its gardens and tea rooms. It is six miles north of the centre of Leeds.
What is there to do at Golden Acre Park?
The park first opened in 1932 and was taken over by the council in 1945. It is a lovely place to feed the ducks and the park also benefits from open spaces and woodland. There is a nature reserve over the road, Adel Dam is owned and run by the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and it’s worth visiting there if you want to extend your day out.
Bands play in the park on Sundays regularly throughout the summer. The park is set in 179 acres of mature woodland. There is no play area at the park but it is still a pleasant place to visit with your family. As well as ducks and geese they also have some really friendly squirrels. The circular walk is around 2 hours which is where you will find most of the squirrels. There are even a few places for paddling if you visit on a warm day.
Further Information Golden Acre Park
Is there food and drink available?
There is a cafe serving hot and cold food and drinks.
What are the main things to do?
Large park with two main walks, friendly squirrels and ducks you can feed, summer concerts and a nature reserve. There are toilets and a cafe.
What are the ticket prices?
The park is free to visit
Is there parking?
There is free parking.
When are they open?
The park is open all year round.
Dog friendly?
Dogs are welcome.
Are they accessible?
There are accessible toilets and the main circular route is accessible.
