War Memorial Park
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One of a best place in the city. Not far from the train station, but a bit further from the city centre. Do exercises around the park in randomly different places, biking or running around it, skates on the track, and playground for kids. Some parrots lives in the cage in there, however I was unlucky to see them near. It is a big space to enjoy company with your friends and/ or family and play or picnicking with them. A big car park as well for no costs. Rose garden is pretty nice and historical. However too many people are there, not to much space to stay alone as always someone coming going nearby. Not that peacfully due to lots of people. Dogs are welcomed as well, so people are taking and many dogs comes to the park. A big statue in the middle of the park, afterwards a small pond but not allowed to fishing or swimming, and one tour info building near to the car park. No social distancing much, so if someone afraid of just stay at home and no masks mandatory.
16 Sofie16 Sofie
20
Had a wonderful walker around Memorial Park, and always have a nice walk. Kept clean and staff a friendly. There are lots of squirrels and birds around to watch. Very nice walk and plenty of routes to take. There is a bistro, playground, small skate park, tennis courts, mini golf, and a small bird house with a sensory garden. There are several memorial gardens throughout the park and a large memorial statue. Beautiful trees and a pleasant walk. Evens throughout the year, from kids clubs to the godiva festival and other events. Lovely place for all ages to enjoy the great outdoors. Several interesting information boards and memorials around the park. A lovely place for a walk or to spend the day right in the heart of Coventry. Free parking for the first three hours. Ample parking spaces and multiple entrances to the park.
Lucy “LoobyJayne”Lucy “LoobyJayne”
20
Nice spacious park with plenty of parking, first 3 hours are free & you dont need a ticket..theyve got a large kids playing area, half of it is a sand play area were the slides and climbing frames are so be prepared for kiddies to get abit mucky, theres also some swings..not alot to do for toddlers and little ones..probs spent max 15 minutes there before kiddies got bored, theres a lovely sensory garden to visit, kids had fun with the taste & smell sections..the visitor centre was closed so check for opening times before you go & the cafe onsite was heaving!!! Only wanted some hot water but kids were so unsettled by that point that there were was no way I could stand in that queue...overall ok I'd say, pleasant outing:)) Good to take scooters/bikes/activities for kiddies to play x
Aisha AhmedabadiAisha Ahmedabadi
30
A massive park with massive history behind it. We come here very often for walks and cycling. A highly well maintained park in the heart of the Coventry which is also the pride of the city. A site for many regular activities including highly famous Godiva festival 🥮 hosted every year. Over the years, the play area has been ruined but it was amazing when it first opened. There are few cafes with options for ice creams, drinks and snacks. Parking is free for 3 hours but you have to display the ticket for that. Don't miss that or you might get a PCN. Many people plant trees and desks for their late loved ones. Memories are precious.
ankit sachdevaankit sachdeva
00
I have been living in Coventry for 5 years. That's surely one of the best places to go and very very popular indeed. The park was created in memory of all the soldiers dead in WWII, every tree is dedicated to one or more people. It is very well maintained all year round, and there you can find: a shop (drinks, sandwiches, etc) with toilets, tennis court, golf course, etc. There are wooden tables with trays in the center (ready to take BBQ). It's one of the best places for jogging or just for a walk, a complete lap is circa 3km (1.8 miles).
FabioFabio
10
We use the Memorial Park to walk the dogs very often. The people who walk their dogs here are really friendly. They also tend to have a general good attitude to dog ownership and socialstion. Dogs are not allowed off lead by the main entrance but once you get past the skate park they can go free. The café is a little bit expensive for hot drinks but they do make a ok bacon sandwich. Footgolf has replaced golf at the memorial park and dogs have been restricted from the large area when the flags are out, even when there is no one playing.
Darren SpiveyDarren Spivey
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