Chantry Park — Attraction in Ipswich

I love this park whatever the seasons because it's so open plus it has hard pathways suitable for Mobility scooters and pushchairs so even if it's been very wet you can go for a nice long walk. The large children's adventure play area near the pond has at last been completely fenced off giving parents and dog owners peace of mind as the children can't run off and the dogs running off lead can't stray in. We went to plant memorial 2 oak trees bought in memory of my mum and brother in law. The staff were brilliant and made it a lovely occasion even though it was rather muddy and chilly. It will be a favourite spot for our family to come and picnic in for years to come just like we did with my mum throughout our lives and we will watch them grow with fond memories of the...

Great for walking the dog. Ours loves running around. Great for all ages, good play area for kids. Highly recommend 😁 Update on my review. We have been to the park today and forgot to mention on orginal review about the poor state of the ponds. Was hoping they would have been done or started to be done. Don't know who is responsible but they do need cleaning. Maybe someone knows who to contact. Update on my review. Went to the park today and the toilets were absolutely disgraceful. They were dirty, smelly and unhygienic. Something needs to be done. Hoping someone in charge reads this and matter is resolved. 👎👎👎 One good thing today is the signs saying the ponds are going to...

Well here Goes...... I was only driving past yet Google sent me this notification to review. Given a 3 as not seen all of the Park. From what I seen? Nice iron fencing from the view driving down the road, and the grass looked pretty clean. Nice green colour too. Well done guys. However, noticed some of the people in the area looked like not washed in a while and smelled like it too after I had to stop near-by so if you not accustomed to this a mask is essential! If you feeling charitable drop some bars of soap around the Park and hopefully some of the locals might pick them up and learn how...