Dewsbury Country Park - Dewsbury

Dewsbury Country Park

Located in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, Dewsbury Country Park is a popular destination for outdoor activities and nature lovers.

Address: Park Rd, Dewsbury WF13 3TH, United Kingdom.

Phone: 1484414700

Website: facebook.com

About the Park

Dewsbury Country Park covers an area of 240 acres and features a variety of landscapes, including woodlands, grasslands, and wetlands.

The park is home to a wide range of wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and insects.

Specialties

Country park, Park, and Tourist attraction make Dewsbury Country Park a must-visit destination for anyone interested in nature and outdoor activities.

Other Points of Interest

Visitors to the park can enjoy:

• Picnics
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Hiking
• Good for kids
• Kid-friendly hikes
• Dogs allowed

Opinions

With 523 reviews on Google My Business, Dewsbury Country Park has received overwhelmingly positive feedback from visitors.

Many reviewers have praised the park's beautiful landscapes, wide range of wildlife, and accessible facilities.

Others have noted the importance of visiting early to avoid crowds and the need to take secateurs when venturing off the beaten track.

Average Opinion

The average opinion of Dewsbury Country Park is 4.1/5, indicating a high level of satisfaction among visitors.

👍 Reviews of Dewsbury Country Park

Clive A. D. M.

5/5

This is my 1st visit it's sprawling, so many birds all hiding amongst the foliage apart from the duck and her ducklings beautiful ❤️ so many more butterflies 🦋 and insects. It's a decent walk with most paths passible but if you venture off the beaten track take some secateurs. We will most definitely go back again it's amazing what is right under your nose, get there early as the carpark is not very large.

Alan W.

4/5

Lots of footpaths, will get better as all the trees grow. It would be better if there were markers on each path because it gets confusing which path to take. The big paths are hard and are OK for prams, cycles and wheelchairs. It can get very boggy on some of the small footpaths.

Rida J.

3/5

Nothing to do there look like forest and no cleaning as well

malcolm B.

3/5

If the work continues will be a wonderful park as trees grow etc. Lots of good points but the car park is locked so you have to park outside on the road. No facilities at all !

Steve A.

5/5

Quiet, good for dog walking but limited parking and no facilities at all, not even 1 rubbish bin in the entire park. Location boards are orientated wrongly you have some upside down so you have to try and look behind you to see where you want to go.

Sharon L.

5/5

Walk all the time with my friend and dog and we feed the swan's and other animals love it

Matt H.

3/5

A bit rough and ready... shame the local inhabitants see it necessary to fill the stream and hedges with dumped shite from their houses... there's a tip less than a mile away, but go ahead and wreck everything for yourself and everyone else ... otherwise, it's a decent spot for a walk or bike ride.

G L.

2/5

I travelled here with my daughter on a Sunday early afternoon, baking the traffic due to local roadworks got here only to find out that Kirklees council in their wisdom keep the car park locked so you can't use it. Had to abandon car by car park entrance then we went cycling around the park and on the cycle route it links to. The concept of the park is great albeit my daughter was disappointed there were no child playing facilities. The park does have a litter issue which is a shame, as does the connecting cycle route 66. Unsure whether we would travel over again from Calderdale given the negatives. particularly the parking. I do not understand why a council would build such a facility only to keep the car park locked on weekends?!