Carr Bank Park — Attraction in Mansfield

This is a very beautiful park, 'blighted by drug dealing school kids' and a hotel which which holds weddings where 'bouncers' try to tell you that you can't use the park whilst there is a wedding party going on! This is - a public park, paid for by council tax payers. What is going on here? The hard working, council paid, park keepers are absolutely wonderful; they are very friendly and they do a fantastic job of keeping the park beautiful with very limited resources, with reduced staffing levels and hours. Come on Mansfield council; you managed to pay all that money for an ice rink that no one wanted to use. How about paying to keep Mansfield's loveliest park in tip top condition. Every day the park keepers have to clean up the detritus from the alcohol drinkers, who throw bottles and cans on the ground right...

Carr Bank Park in autumn is a picturesque haven, ablaze with a stunning palette of reds and golds. The park seamlessly blends the natural beauty with family-friendly amenities, making it an ideal destination. It's a delight for dog owners, with ample space for furry friends to roam, and the dedicated children's park ensures a playful atmosphere for little ones.

The walking trails offer a serene experience amidst the vibrant foliage, perfect for those seeking a leisurely stroll. For photography enthusiasts, the park is a free treasure trove, providing countless opportunities to capture the breathtaking autumn colors.

Carr Bank Park in Mansfield stands out as a multifaceted gem, seamlessly combining the joys of nature, family, and photography in a charming...

As a child I remember this Park as a rough place, as an adult with children I know it now as The Polish Park. I am not Racist in any way, although some would disagree, however my opinions are my own and I am entitled to them. I would never return to this Park because of the ignorance of foreigners not speaking English in an English speaking country. There is no excuse for it, Firstly, they know they are entering this Country, Secondly, most actually live here now. The Government is to blame too. After all is said and done, when an English person feels uncomfortable in their own Country, some thing is very...