French Weir Park — Attraction in England

Such a beautiful place and so many different areas for you to walk. There is a large area left for nature, a couple of children's play parks, a cafe and an outdoor covered picnic area with tables and chairs and being by the water it's a stunning place. There are so many different areas I haven't listed all of them as I did not have time to visit all of them. It's also a really good place to let your dogs off the lead as it's totally safe for them. I stumbled on this place quite by accident as I had an appointment not far from there and was early and I had brought my daughter and our two dogs with us, we parked up then walked around the corner and were gobsmacked at what we saw. I definitely reccomend this place whether it's with your kids, dogs or you just want some nice to go, you can either take a picnic or eat in the cafe where there is outdoor seating too and there are plenty of places to sit and eat a picnic. Whoever designed this recreation ground thought of everything, my only negative thing that I have to say is that I do not live closer for me to go there regularly that's...

Excellent place to just chill and watch the Tone cascade over the Weir. There are great facilities for children of all ages including climbing frames, bucket swings and a death slide. The park has an area fenced off for smaller children where they can play safe away from the bigger kids. There are plenty of activities there for the smaller children including some quite innovative pieces such as a sand scoop that works like the bucket at the back of a tractor. Toilet facilities are available next to the cafe (aptly named "the Weir") and the park is also home to a water adventure business. It's worth knowing that at least once a year the Friends of French Weir through a fete of sorts in aide...

I really like the park and the cafe / activity hub. The play equiptment for children caters for little ones right up to tweenagers. From the park you can access Long run meadow which is great for dogs and children.

Lots on in the Hub. It's a brilliant facility. Running, cycling ,rowing clubs and an outdoor swimming club are based there.

The coffee and food served in the cafe is really good. Service can be a bit slow. But they are always friendly and you dont mind when sitting out on the deck enjoying the sunshine. Disabled friendly, pushchair friendly and you can bring...