Queen's Park — Attraction in Charnwood

Perfect all year round. The Carillon Tower is one of the monuments of Loughborough. You’ll see it on most “Welcome to Charnwood” signs when you drive in to the area from outside.

Whether kids want to enjoy in the play area with a sandbox to play in all year round.

A gym area for adults and teens to keep fit.

A bird cage, aimed for everyone.

Green Space to relax during the heatwave, play frisbee or have a kickabout.

Play outdoor bowling 🎳- have to be a member……

Spot the Koi Fish in the pond.

Walk up the tower to the top for £1 to see amazing views of Loughborough and surrounding areas like Beacon Hill, Loughborough University, The River Soar & the East Midlands Airport.

Explore the museum and walk around.

Or if you love your books then walk to the library opposite the park main entrance.

The not-so secret entrance is the other way past the leisure centre, in a tunnel under the road and out in to the SouthWest Entrance of the Park.

The Southeast Entrance is towards the exit of the John Storer House.

The 2 east entrances include the one from town itself & other being from the Pay & Display Car Park.

The toilets are literally situated adjacent to the car park. Pink Wall Painted building. Hard to miss. Had to point this out as have been approached by many non-locals as to where the...

What an utterly brilliant park!

We visited especially to listen to the carillon, and it certainly didn't disappoint! How lovely that this very special icon is kept running and played so beautifully: it was a delight to hear. The choice of tunes was an inspired medley from unfamiliar pieces requiring particular skill and experience to fun music like Last of the Summer Wine and Teddy Bears' picnic! Very impressive.

We were not expecting a band to turn up and at in the bandstand. This was a wonderful surprise treat. I don't think I've seen this since my childhood.

The park itself was superbly managed and maintained, with lots of flower beds stocked with beautiful plants, and not a weed in sight. It was good, too, to see the cast for the bell Great Paul, and to read all the information about Taylor's and the bell-casting heritage of Loughborough.

Another surprise was the delightful café and an aviary! We'll be back to visit...

A great place to relax on vacation Although the park is not big But it offers a lot more attractions than other British parks Can bring fun and satisfaction to tourists

Except for the most famous tower in the middle It also has a small lake Birds often stay in the lake to rest The scenery is very pleasant

There are also many very cute squirrels walking around here

There is also a Bell that has been used before Introduced the previous history here

But relatively The lack of space and the overcrowded parrots seem very cruel to watch... Many parrots are constantly chewing off their feathers because they are trapped here. They have to live in this poorly lit and crowded space I really don’t recommend it...

Other than that, overall this park is very...