its really good for the dogs, go on a big walk and interact with other dogs and have a swim (down side the pond stinks). Kids love the wildlife seeing the deers and a really good way of exercising time flies by better than being on a tredmill

its really good for the dogs, go on a big walk and interact with other dogs and have a swim (down side the pond stinks). Kids love the wildlife seeing the deers and a really good way of exercising time flies by better than being on a tredmill
Wollaton Park is a beautiful area to take part in many activities- personally, I use it for exercise, dog walking and picnics.
The deer are a lovely addition and are fairly used to human presence, yet I would warn people to be wary and respect their wild nature- especially dog walkers- as they can panic when they feel crowded.
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A nice place to visit for a lazy walk around, very close to the city and free to get in and park. Plenty to see and do
Wollaton Park and Hall, is a huge open parkland on the outskirts of Nottingham (my home town) so I have visited it scores of times, the hall is a magnificent building and is worth a tour(small fee) for a guided tour, it cannot clam to be a stately home, although it is better than most I have visited,
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Lots of different rooms to go into once inside the hall all with different themes inside them all very interesting and free to get in
I visited here recently when the weather was beautiful and can honestly say it is one of the nicest places I have been. Gorgeous setting!! Go for a long walk around the lake and check out the botanical gardens, it really is very pretty.
quite expensive to park, but a great walk with the dog around the park and up to the house, amazing to see the deer in the side area, lovely ice cream van, not bad price great family day out
Went here for the first time and the weather being nice and sunny certainly helped. It was a pleasant walk around the grounds and the lake. There was a battle re enactment going on which was very interesting to watch. There are plenty of grounds to have a good walk around and the hall looked very interesting and on a...
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I have visited this park quite a few times recently as my girlfriend is at Nottingham University and she lives qutie close to it.
I like that there is a lot of choice as to what you do; lazing in the park, walking the grounds, walking around the lake, a tour of the main house taking in the history of...
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You need about one hour at least to walk around the field. The park is home to a herd of Red Deer and Fallow Deer. It is a great idea to spend a day out with children.
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