Allesley Park

Lovely park. Car park a little small. Coffee stand a great addition but no ice cream van.

Lovely park, comprising of a good sized kids play area, a large pitch and putt which is generally in average condition, a mini golf course and large grassy areas with a concrete footpath around the outside which is a nice 20 - 30 mins walk Small car parking facilities and not as nice (nor busy) as the memorial park but it's one of my favs in the city, generally quiet it's nice for an hour or two with the kids or a walk with the missus There is a little fairy garden at the top which is ever growing and worth a visit and a walled garden which often has little events for the kids such as growing lessons or picking veg. I heard it was once owned by the guy who started the Coventry Evening Telegraph and upon his death donated the park to the people of Coventry so it will never be built on, not sure if this is true but apparently he owned the large house there which was is now a residential home for the elderly. On a side note the residential home has a fete a few times a year which is nice for the kids and the hedge is trimmed like a old locomotive which is quite cool.

This a beautiful, busy park. There are two play areas for children and there is also a delightful fairy garden to explore. There is a small pond area that is fenced off but can be accessed through a gate but you cannot let your dogs in there due to birds nesting and frogs spawning. There is a little coffee hut on certain days, I'm not 100% sure, but I imagine probably on weekends and bank holidays. There is ample, free parking and a couple of disabled parking spots too. The public toilets are by the car park but, obviously, they haven't been open recently. It is an enjoyable walk around the park with paths all the way around with little slopes here and there. Dogs are welcome under close control so as not to affect the enjoyment of other park users.

This park is absolutely stunning, beautiful scenery and very well maintained. I grew up here as a child and it has barely changed from the 80s. It has a lot of beautifully natural meadows with butterflies and bees in abundance. If you ever fancy sitting peacefully in a field surrounded by beauty, this is your place.

Went there for picnicking with friends, and it's fascinating to find that kind of place in Coventry. It's wide and has great playground for children, they even have some kind of flying fox. Recommended for relaxing and picnic