Allan Park
📍 3 Spring Terrace, Sowerby Bridge HX6 3QF, UK
About Allan Park
Allan Park in Sowerby Bridge is a charming local green space, highly rated by visitors with a strong Google Rating of 4.1/5 stars. It's especially popular with families and toddlers, offering a welcoming and quiet environment away from the bustle.
Nestled under trees, this park provides a delightful escape, even offering some shelter on wet weather days. Visitors frequently praise the brightly coloured play activities, which are perfect for young children learning their colours. The park is safely enclosed, a key feature that provides essential peace of mind for parents and guardians. It is also consistently noted for being clean and rarely busy, making for a relaxed family outing.
Visiting Information
Allan Park is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, offering flexibility for visitors. The entrance is wheelchair accessible, ensuring ease of access for all. For convenience, the park does not operate on a cash-only basis, accepting various payment options.
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📍 3 Spring Terrace, Sowerby Bridge HX6 3QF, UK
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Showing 5 of 13 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 9 February 2026.
This is such a lovely local park to go to. It is rarely busy and is tucked under the trees just enough for wet weather days too. The brightly coloured activities are great for little toddlers - especially mine as he's currently learning his colours! It is also safely enclosed which is essential for the little tearaways...
Allan park is a really good place to take your kids too . It’s always clean when we’ve visited . It’s always very quiet when we take the grandkids. The only thing is the moss and dirt in place makes it very slippery at times… there’s a good choice of things to play on . Should keep the kids quiet for a while .
It's really not a Park but a surgery and health advice centre but there is a Crown Green Bowling club at the rear and an entrance to a small wooded area but I cant imagine anyone visiting specially, a kiddies hidden play ground not far away that is popular with the locals.
A nice peaceful walk with the dog but the council need to maintain the footpaths steps and over hanging over growth, rather than just spending hours tending to the bowling green .
Nice bowling green but nowt emse