Leazes Park — Attraction in Newcastle upon Tyne

Walking around Leazes Park gave me such a sense of peace and relaxation I've never felt from anywhere else. From the bndstand to the lake and all the decorations for the upcoming Northern Lights event it was so nice to walk around. One thing I love is so different to down here in Plymouth which is animals can graze on the land for a few months of the year which I think is awesome and even though we have a large park in Plymouth that's not something that is allowed which is a shame. I even found it funny that there was a magpie in the tree right behind the football ground which made me think ah maybe that's why they're known as...

What a filthy dirty smelly park this has become, the council (labour) is a dam disgrace together with it's cohorts the urban green brigade, just allowing what was once a beautiful park fall into such a sad state of disrepair. How is it other councils can keep their parks clean and tidy with boats on boating lakes and beautiful flower beds? Then again the city centres no better, chewing gum city, filthy pavements wheelie bins overflowing with rubbish. I remember when the town was the place to go to for anything and you got it! Now it's just a shadow of it's former self, a dump ! Very, very sad, it breaks this...

A Beautiful fenced, manicured and historical large inner city park, often used for festivals and concerts. An absolutely great place to sunbathe in summer with plenty of secluded areas for those wishing to avoid unsightly tan lines, has a pond with ducks in residence, a playground and tennis facilities, however in a mindlessly distinct Newcastle fashion, lacks a public convenience. The park never closes so open 24/7, and the only one of its kind in the world that isn't frequented by any HnH souls looking to have a gay old time, sadly. Unless of course by...