Catton Park
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Great place for dog walking and exercises, big open fields and woodland lots of local runs on Saturdays and Sundays. Now has a mobile coffee van on site from Thursday to Sundays it's very popular and inexpensive, the park also has fun fairs and circus visits occasionally and every 5th November a huge firework display.the park also has a lodge which you can hire for events. The photos are of the beautiful carvings that are around the park
David KeyDavid Key
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Catton Park is a lovely place to walk I would say it is primarily used by dog owners but there is a path which winds through the middle of it making it accessible to most people e.g. buggies, wheelchairs. In the winter it gets VERY muddy so make sure you wear your wellies if you go. In the summer (prior to COVID) there is usually a variety of events hosted in the park. There's also a park run every Saturday morning if you fancy it.
Alex SlaughterAlex Slaughter
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Great place to unwind... early morning walks are a great way to start the day. Getting a bit boggy in places when it rains. Keep your eye out for the wooden carvings dotted around. Occasionally spoilt by out of control owners and their dogs. Evening walks in the summer sunshine are one of the highlights of a working week. Keep an eye out for all the carved wooden totems dotted around the park.
Martyn OakleyMartyn Oakley
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Wonderful, large green area many walks, Woodland trails Oaks and Redwoods squirrels galore. Parking and plenty of benches to sit and enjoy . Wooden carvings of animals and birds dotted throughout the park . Large areas for children to run the wild things . Accessible with wheelchairs and buggies . Little bins and dog bins. Plenty. Fabulous place for kids, dogs and families and lone walkers .
RachelRachel
20
Catton Park covers 70 acres of green space ideal for walking, dog exercising, or picnicing. There are lots of benches and enough open space to make you feel you've escaped the city. There are also wooded areas, which are a haven for wildflowers. And a variety of sculptures, which seem to be increasing. There is usually a coffee stall at weekends parked up near the picnic area.
Clifford M Willett (Cliff)Clifford M Willett (Cliff)
10
Nice big open space for a dog walk, leisure walk, jog - park run takes place here. Very popular with dog walkers so not great for a quiet walk. Lots of pathways to follow, some wooded areas. Free small car park out front but also parking available close by I.e near recreation ground. Nice wooden sculptures dotted about. No dogs in picnic area so it’s fenced.
Amy LeighAmy Leigh
10
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Nearby Restaurants Of Catton Park
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Oak Ln, Norwich NR6 7DB, United Kingdom
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cattonpark.com
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outdoor
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Catton Park is a Grade 2 listed public park located in the village of Old Catton some 2 miles north of central Norwich. The park covers 70 acres and was landscape gardener Humphry Repton's first commission.
attractions: Funkys Norwich, Old Catton Recreation Ground, Delta Four Skatepark, restaurants: Fresh Bake Bakery, The Woodman Pub and Carvery, Happy Fish & Chips, Canaries Pizza & Kebab, China Palace NR6 Ltd
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