This is a lovely park for a family walk, lots of little playgrounds for various ages dotted about and lots of tree's that are good for climbing. There is plenty of wildlife to see, particularly around the water. We saw Herons, ducks, geese, swans, coots, and so many other birds! There's also a lot of squirrels darting about on their daily business. There's a giant archery target artpiece to be found, the 7 arches viaduct to walk under, and plenty of wooden sculptures. We visited in September and had great success hunting for conkers, there are Horse-chestnut trees dotted all over! There is a huge variety of trees, bushes, plants and foliage, and it's a beautiful sight. My personal favourite was a giant willow tree with a naturally formed den for the kids to play in. The paths were wheelchair accessible. However, the short piece of path from the car park to the main path is a bumpy one. There were no toilets, so I suggest using one before you go, but there are plenty of hidden "tree wee" spots that would suffice if a young child was desperate and unable to wait. Lots of picnic benches and seating throughout the park, so you could easily bring a picnic and make a day out of it. For those who play Pokemon GO, there are plenty of pokestops, and a couple of gyms throughout the park!