Home to an array of outdoor events, Herrington Country Park offers walks, cycle trails, environmental sculptures and much more. The park also features one of the largest open-air concert sites...
When first opened in 1876, it was known as The People’s Park and designed to give the impression it stretched as far as the eye could see. Today, it has been restored to its former splendour and...
The Rising Sun Country Park is a 400 acre natural green oasis set in the heart of North Tyneside with an organic farm, nature reserve, countryside centre, numerous ponds, woodlands and extensive...
You’ll find woodlands, meadows, wetlands, riverside and reclaimed industrial sites linked by the Derwent Walk. Derwenthaugh Park covers 125 acres of countryside with walking, sport and...
Contemporary restaurants, cafés and specialist boutiques can all be found in Sunniside, as well as a number of art attractions, including a new glass and metal sculpture inspired by Sunderland’s...
The Red Kite Trail is an 18 kilometre (11 mile) circular walking route through the beautiful countryside of the lower Derwent Valley in Gateshead and County Durham, starting at Derwenthaugh car...
This huge park includes croquet lawns, tennis courts, picnic areas, boating lake, Newcastle Skatepark and a café.
Tel: 0191 261 7231 www.newcastle.gov.uk/parks
One of the North’s finest landscapes with a Georgian landscaped ‘forest’ garden and walks through woodland and along the riverside. Buildings include the Palladian Chapel and stables. Gibside...
Newcastle’s oldest public park has been returned to its original glory with a boating and fishing lake, tennis, bowling green, picnic area and children’s play area.
Tel: 0191 261 7231 www....
As one of the oldest municipal parks in the North East, Mowbray Park is a green oasis in the heart of Sunderland. Now restored to its former Victorian splendour, it features an unusual blend of...