Woodvale Park is a park in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Opened in 1888 and run by the city council, it provides a venue for association football and bowls as well as a children's play area and landscaped areas for walking.
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Beautiful park for walking, as I can remember when the shopping centre or Tesco used to be a brickworks, many years ago, well in the 60's. And the used to be a park keeper always on the go. Kept the place spotless, used to be metal signage, which told times etc when the park would be open. But still swell kept lovely park, full of...
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As usual, I had a lovely time in the park. I walked my dog around, admired the layout, said hello, to a few people, had a little go on the kids swings when no-one was looking. It's a great place to go for a peaceful time. The wind was starting to pick up a little as we're due rain. I could hear the wind going through the trees....
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This is one of my favourite parks, it's beautiful and big. It has two playparks in it and a lovely gazebo. The downsides to this park is that a lot of the benches have clearly been set on fire. I'm sure with all the money being pumped into Loyalist areas they can fix that quite easily. It could also do with a wee coffee hut...
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