Luton Hoo Memorial Park — Attraction in England

I'm a volunteer gardner for two parks in Luton because of my age and my level of fitness and my fatness and obesity a high body index I trust usually my self to Wardown park House one of the principal museums in Luton, Memorial park belonging to the Luton Hoo once a stately home is a Friday gig for me as a volunteer gardener for 'Luton Parks and countryside a group of people working for Parks and parks regeneration who are employed and volunteers help and may be learn a trade without any promises ! A beautiful park and statue celebrating the tragic death of dear son of a former owner of the then ancestral home of the whener family and tragic death of Major Tim pigott ww1 of the British airforce before the RAF 2and ww2 1939...

A wonderful little park area, the water tower being here makes it even better. Some great Luton history in this part of the town. The water tower looks stunning and is a great sight to see and makes you happy you live in a lovely little town like Luton. The park area is very well kept and on my visit the Luton council were there tending to the roses. There was little in this place that i could see . there is a good play area for children. There is some small woodland running at the side of this park and it was nice to be able to walk through this and see some wild flowers. All together this is a must to visit for a...

CLOSES AT DUSK! There is no set time for closing (if you have a car parked inside), try to leave before the street lights come on! Have been locked in twice but the warden does come around to tell you that you've been locked in and will let you out, if you need to stay later than closing just make sure you park your car outside. Great park though. 3 tennis courts and a children's play area. Nice...