Parks in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear

Fresh reviews:

The Derwent Walk stretches from Swalwell to Consett alongside the river Derwent. It follows the old railway line and crosses many oints of natural beauty. Much of the walk is wheelchair and pushchair friendly and many car parks along the route mean you can explore short sections or also follow the entire route…

Sarah_

derwent walk

This is a fantastic park and one of my favourite spots in Newcastle-also the oldest green space in the city! The main attraction is definitely the beautiful and secluded lake that provides a lovely walk and ample benches for soaking up the sunshine. This also proves popular with runners and fisherman! Great…

Katherine M.

Leazes Park

Good café selling ice creams and coffee.Model boat club is often sailing on the lake at weekendsChildren’s play area has just been upgraded and includes a musical grid which you play with your feet!Easy access to Jesmond Dene from here (though not for disabled)

Kevin D.

Paddy Freemans Park

We visited Jesmond Dene on a quick stay in Newcastle. We wanted a break from the city streets, and Jesmond Dene is the ideal place to get some quick nature and tranquility very near the heart of Newcastle.It’s a big park, stretching over 3 km, with some beautiful picturesque features. There’s a beautiful…