A tranquil pond surrounded by bare trees and reeds, with a building visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

Killingbeck Pond

πŸ“ Killingbeck Pond, Leeds LS14 6UF, UK

About Killingbeck Pond

Killingbeck Pond, nestled within Leeds, offers visitors a peaceful natural retreat from the bustle of city life. This charming pocket park is highly regarded, boasting an excellent Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars from its visitors, who often praise its serene atmosphere and natural beauty. It serves as a delightful spot for those looking to relax and reconnect with the natural world.

Many reviewers highlight Killingbeck Pond as an ideal place to unwind, observing ducks and other local wildlife in their natural habitat. Its strategic location makes it a popular gateway to wider green spaces, including the extensive Killingbeck Woods and Meadows. The pond is also a key point along the Wykebeck Way, a scenic 5-mile (8-km) route that follows Wyke Beck. This path provides a safe and enjoyable opportunity for walking or cycling, leading all the way to the popular Roundhay Park.

Why Visit Killingbeck Pond?

  • Discover a tranquil pocket park perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature.
  • Spot local wildlife, including various ducks, in a peaceful setting.
  • Access point to the extensive Killingbeck Woods and Meadows for further exploration.
  • Gateway to the scenic Wykebeck Way, offering safe walking and cycling routes to Roundhay Park.
  • A hidden gem praised for its calm and natural surroundings.

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πŸ“ Killingbeck Pond, Leeds LS14 6UF, UK

4.7

from 7 reviews

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Showing 5 of 7 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 4 January 2026.View all on Google β†’

Anonymous
5/5

Killingbeck Pond is a nice spot to relax and enjoy the natural world. It's on the Wykebeck Way, a 5-mile (8-km) route following Wyke Beck between Roundhay Park and Temple Newsam stately home & country park, and linking several of Leeds's green spaces.

Anonymous
5/5

Gateway to our fabulous Killingbeck Woods and Meadows. You can walk or Cycle to Roundhay Park on safe paths along the Wyke Beck Valley

Anonymous
5/5

Serene calm and beauty 🫠πŸ₯°πŸ₯°πŸ₯°

Anonymous
5/5

Killingbeck Pond is a lovely little pocket Park hidden beside York Road, you can usually see ducks and other wildlife here, it's a very relaxing spot with benches too. It's also connected to the Wykebeck Valley Way route which includes a cycling shortcut to South Parkway Approach, located beside the York Road section of CityConnect's Cycle Highway. Thankfully it's been recently tarmacked so it's not a muddy place to walk or cycle through anymore, it looks like there's more development to come which is very reassuring. All good stuff.

Anonymous
4/5