Moortown Park
📍 25 Shadwell Ln, Moortown, Leeds LS17 6DP, UK
About Moortown Park
Moortown Park, nestled in the vibrant Moortown area of Leeds, offers a fantastic green escape for locals and visitors alike. This popular park boasts an impressive Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars, reflecting the positive experiences of many who visit.
The park is designed with a variety of amenities to cater to all ages. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls along the well-maintained walkways, taking in the peaceful surroundings and mature trees. Several picnic benches are available, perfect for enjoying an outdoor meal or a snack.
Family-Friendly Fun
- A large, engaging sandpit, ideal for younger children to play and explore.
- Exciting embankment slides that provide thrills for older kids.
- Classic swings and challenging monkey bars, ensuring plenty of physical activity.
- A pleasant perimeter trail, offering a gentle route for walking or jogging.
Moortown Park is celebrated for its thoughtful design and the diverse range of activities it provides, making it an excellent choice for a family day out or a relaxing afternoon in nature.
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📍 25 Shadwell Ln, Moortown, Leeds LS17 6DP, UK
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Lovely park nice walkways trees. Few swings and slides really nice once all the grass grows will be lovely. 4 or 5 Picnic benches.
I Designed it so I am biased but it is a great park with a large sand pit 3 embankment slides swings monkey bars and so on great site on a great landscape
Lovely new park. Has a sand pit area for the little ones and plenty of things to do for the older kids too. There a nice little trail around the perimeter too.
Very nice place. I can spend time with my little daughter there. She absolutely loves this playground 😻
I think this is a great little park. Obviously it doesn't have the space of Roundhay or Meanwood, but for what it is, it is excellent. The two play areas (an enclosed one for smaller children and an open one for older) are well stocked and arranged. The planting has a rewilding feel. There are plenty of nods to environmental sustainability. And there is a gentle and well maintained circuit for walking or jogging around. The original developers and Leeds City Council should be proud of what they have created.