Roundhay Park

Breathtaking! The space is VAST. It’s got two lakes! Swans, ducks, and birds. It’s a perfect hideaway from busy city life and tiredness. Though it’s sunny but it’s sooooooo cold! (April) Plus it is so well preserved, clean, and peaceful

So peaceful. Clean and well maintained. Roundhay Park is the biggest park in Europe and is extremely well kept with hardly any maintenance people around. I went midweek, and it was still busy but quiet. Benches are available and dotted all over the main paths, although the ducks like to sit under them, so be careful. Plenty of space for dog walking as long as they are on a lead.

Playground is there, it's a huge and a historic park has an old abbey first floor has a concession ,vendors selling snacks, there is a toilet 🚻 facility also, but they close early around 17:00 " pm" But that's not the only toilets in the park there are other, there are old bridges a body of water with Swans & Ducks , a river , flowers, birds 🐦 very big old trees, signs explaining the history and the significance of it ,Dogs should on a leash, and not allowed 🚫 in playgrounds,picnics benchs , trash bins you could pass a whole day there it's kids and adults paradise , because of its vastness there is always a nice quiet areas for those who likes the sound of nature, a very enjoyable experience , you do feel that you you are in deeply rooted England 🇬🇧 as oppose to " the new world "

Great park. Always clean and tidy. Lots of benches, bins and signs. Animal friendly and accessible for everyone regardless of their physical ability. Also good for bikes and running. Lots of parking spaces for cars and of course a safe playground for kids.

Gorgeous mix of modern and traditional. Park, woodlands and beautiful lakeside walks with plenty of nature to be spotted. Geese, ducks, herons and more. Dotted with the odd bit of history from it’s former hunting park days. One of the largest urban parks in Europe I hear…