With exceptionally well-maintained paths, this is a park which is both wheelchair and pushchair friendly, although it's a bit of a push from the lake at the bottom. There's plenty of grass for picnics but there's also a reasonably-priced cafe. Colourful, clean toilets and a small car park at the entrance. This is now pay and display (it used to be free). A lovely, dog friendly park.

This event annoys me simply being put on at a park with Abysmal parking. Entrance as far away from the parking as possible. The event was marred by horrendous weather. Nice stalls lots to see and do but the chef event had seats but waiting you suddenly get told to go get tickets and lose your seats. Good clean toilets feel sorry for the organisers with dreadful weather.

Second time visit this year and as lovely as ever. Well maintained paths and, apart from walking, you can have a boat on the lake, watch the geese, use the exercise machines and, if there are any children with you, they can use the playground with its own dinosaur. If the grown-ups are interested, at one end of the park there is the Victoria Cross Grove commemorating those residents of Royal Tunbridge Wells who were awarded the Victoria Cross in the First World War. For refreshments, there's the excellent Dunorlan Park Cafe (not dog friendly inside, but you can sit at the tables outside with your four-footed friend).