Rein Park
📍 The Rein, Seacroft, Leeds LS14, UK, UK
About Rein Park
Rein Park is a popular and inviting green space nestled in the heart of Seacroft, Leeds. This well-regarded pocket park boasts a Google rating of 4 out of 5 stars, reflecting its appeal to the local community and visitors alike. Known for its lush greenery and open areas, it provides a refreshing escape for outdoor enjoyment.
Visitors to Rein Park can enjoy a variety of features, including a dedicated playground for children and wide, smooth paths perfect for walking, dog exercising, or even electric skateboarding. Recent improvements have further enhanced the park, notably with the addition of a fully tarmacked mini pump track, adding an exciting new element for wheeled sports enthusiasts. Many appreciate the park's peaceful atmosphere, especially in the mornings.
Visiting Information
Rein Park is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, allowing maximum flexibility for visitors. The park offers a wheelchair-accessible entrance, ensuring ease of access for all. As a public park, there are no specific payment options required for entry or use of its facilities.
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📍 The Rein, Seacroft, Leeds LS14, UK, UK
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Showing 5 of 34 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 8 February 2026.
This place is a somewhat large pocket park hidden in Seacroft; very green and open, has a small playground for kids. pretty great for learning to skate and practice on your electric skateboards too with its wide smooth paths. Very relaxing place. As of 2024, we now have a fully tarmacked mini pump track, FINALLY greatly improved playground pieces, plus more trees with resurfaced connecting paths (with hopefully more on the way!)
Lovely park now it's had some improvements. Best time is around 8am-9am in the summer when it's very peaceful to walk the dog. I like to keep it litter free for my dog.
It was lovely taking walks around the park I enjoyed.
I really like the openness and invigorating air of the park. There are loads of activities to do either with family or friends.
One rusty swing and a very basic slide. The basketball court looked good though. This seems more of a place for Dog walking, if you can avoid the broken glass and beer cans.