This is a lovely park and I've only given it 2 stars because a small minority allow their dogs to randomly run up to strangers, pestering them and their dogs. This applies even if you've deliberately walked away from paths to give plenty of space for them to pass. It even applies where people have code yellow accessories (dog needs space). They also let their dogs chase the ducks even at this time of year when there are young about, so because of this I've given it a low score. It's not a comfortable place to be if you're unlucky enough to meet these people. Their dogs made physical contact with my body and there was no attempt to call them back though we were obviously not inviting the contact. Because of this I would support dogs being kept on lead around the lake areas and greater information about what being under control really means. I think it would be worth creating a poster that explains the possible outcomes for others when you allow your dog to run up to and scare others, (people or dogs). Having 2 strange dogs coming up either side of us when we hadn't invited their contact and had taken steps to actively avoid it made for a very unpleasant experience. It should go without saying that chasing the ducks and geese shouldn't be happening and if you know your dog will do this pop it on a lead. If you're against putting a dog on a lead (perhaps you believe it cruel) please find somewhere else to walk and leave the park free for the 99% of people who do keep their children and dogs under their control which can of course include voice control. It shouldn't require a dog bite before a problem is recognised as a problem. If your dog is under your control and you are allowing it to do this please have a think and consider whether you're comfortable with your dog causing stress to the ducks and stress to other park users. I know people who won't use the park because of dogs like yours.