Bramley Park — Attraction in Leeds

Was lovely to come back to this park as I used to live in Bramley and share the time with my children. It's changed a lot but had a lovely five hrs walking the perimeter kicking all the leaves and had a picnic too in those little areas of woods near the actual park was great. Collected pine cones and acorn's some feathers and made pictures. Found a few beautiful decorated stones some children had painted and decided to collect a stone each and decorate our own and go hide them somewhere. Anyway I'm ranting. I loved it the kids loved it and that's what matters. A huge 👍...

Modern, stylish, spotlessly clean, with very friendly staff. Opening windows in the rooms, which is a big plus for the covid-conscious. Food expensive for what is just simple bar meals - burgers and chicken etc. My one big gripe is that having booked a week in advance ("cheapest rates are always for direct bookings online") for £51, the hotel was offering rooms for £43 to walk-ins. Ibis is a brand I've started looking at regularly for my weekly outings, having had two or three very satisfactory...

The playground is only for younger children due to railings throughout the climbing frame, making it difficult for older children to walk through. The seesaw is ridiculous. It only works well if you are an adult with a decent weight. Only the swings were any good for my 9 year old. The park itself is quite small compared to others with not many points of interest. A couple of groups of pine trees and a basketball...