jesmond dene park
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jesmond dene park印象
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Often visit here as very close to my home...excellenyt place always clean and peaceful....always a pleasure to visit anytime of the year
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Beautiful parc but it's difficult to stay here more that 2 hours. .... Short visit.it's seems to be so far of Newcastle but Not at all!! you can join it by foot during 2 km or take the train to jesmond and after the bus number 38 .In general, basic parc with basic animals in exposition! !!
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This place is amazing. Although created years ago, the place has been maintained to its very best. Following the river ouseburn all the way through the park, over bridges, stepping stones, and past waterfalls, this place makes you feel like you have escaped the Newcastle City life and are in the middle of nowhere... yet you are right in the middle of the city! A great place to take the family, your girlfriend/boyfriend, your dog, or just your mind. I could never get sick of it.
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We went there with our grandson and started of in the park which is adequate for really young children .Then we took a stroll down to the waterfall and old mill which was interesting,then we strolled further on and came to pets corner and another park which all in all made an enjoyable day
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Love it been severl times. Great tea shop. Spectacular views, steeped in history. Small animal zoo. RIVERSIDE WALKS AND NATURE TRAILS. Plenty parking nearby.
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So, Victorian mass arms manufacturer Lord Armstrong bought a huge chunk of Newcastle, on the east of the city centre where a small stream runs south into the River Tyne. A "dene" is a northern word for small valley, it's in Jesmond, hence the name. Lord Armstrong landscaped the area, created a long narrow park which stretches from the Tyne up to the charming village of Gosforth. He donated it to the city and now it's the largest park. Dog walkers, joggers, cyclists and strollers fill the meandering paths in all weathers, tho it's more pleasant in summer. A Pets' Corner, visitor centre and toilets make your visit potentially more comfortable. A great place to chill on Sunday morning while you recover from your Saturday night, Quayside party induced hangover.
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Lovely walk up the dene lovely playpark, great little farm park, nice cafe and good ice cream man!Great all round half day out. Lovely spots for picnics and they often have a trail of some sort on for special occasssions (Easter, xmas etc...)
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This is a lovely park, bequeathed to the city by Lord Armstrong. The landscaping is fabulous and mature and the river is very clean these days. You could be lost in the country, but are only 5 minutes from city centre by car.
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Beautiful park in the city! Lovely to walk in, take family too. Lovely brook going through it. Beautiful!
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As a local to the area, I have been here on numerous occasions. There's a pets corner with animals including Pigs, Goats, Rabbits and birds which is free to roam around. There's often workers that will chat to you about the animals and answer any questions you have and are good with children. Next to this there is a park with a couple of swings and slides.Just along from Pets Corner is a café offering hot and cold drinks as well as snacks. From what I can remember, having only visited once, this is reasonably priced. This is a nice day out where you can spend a few hours strolling around. Walks and natural trails are lovely, there's scenic routes to take and waterfalls as well as a large grassy areas to sit and have a rest/ picnic.