Central Park, Haworth

Very nice views but I must say one of this park's most noted feature , which was 90% why me and my wife traveled over 2 hours to visit, was the Globe sculpture by Craig Dyson ( a local artist to Keighley) I was very disappointed to find it wasn't there anymore , and even worse nothing bothered online or otherwise as to what happened to it. Eg: moved to new location or taken away permanently. For me this cut the visit short.

Had a very pleasant stroll in this hilly park with its well kept lawns, pretty flowerbeds and wooded paths. It's located at the bottom of the steep cobbled street leading up to the Bronte Parsonage Museum. There's a bandstand, children's playground, bowling green and peaceful little memory garden. Some beautiful views of the surrounding hills and dales. There are public toilets, and an ice-cream vendor near the entrance. A nice quiet place to relax or enjoy a picnic away from the bustle of the main tourist attractions.

Beautiful, well tended, lovely flowers in bloom all through spring and summer. Gentle winding paths to meander along and a central hub of benches with a bandstand to sit and relax. Caters to everyone with its memory garden, children’s play area, bowling green and substantial size for dog walking. Does also have some public toilets although the opening hours vary.

Beautiful park with lovely greenery and benches were clean and the park was suitable for all ages loved the icecream van did the best icecream parking available on the road outside and close to the Haworth village!

Lovely little market on every 3rd Sunday of the month (March - December from 10am - 3.00pm run by R.S.H Artisan Markets. Lots of different food stalls, and artisan craft/gift stalls, all of them are talented and friendly. The park itself is stunning and near the railway museum, Well worth a visit