Whittleford Park

Good parks for kids and it's good for walks as there's big fishing lakes bike tracks football fields

Nice little park however it was spoilt by lots of teenagers riding around on mini motor bikes and mopeds.

A good mix of aquatic, woodland and grassland to walk through to enjoy the wildlife with the odd historic artifact popping out from when it was a brick factory

Nice , wildlife walk park

Good place to walk around three nice fishing pools good for wild life in the woodland there is one small car park just off the queens road

Whittleford Park is a fantastic place, possibly spoilt a little by burnt out bikes and dog waste bags left hanging in trees. The area offers so much to see, from marshland to woodland, lakes and brooks. There are also reminders of what the area was once used for, with heritage features and leftover materials from the days of Haunchwood Brick & Tile Works. Whether you want to spot a muntjac wandering around Haunchwood, a family of foxes hanging around on Hawthorn Common, a cormorant diving down to the depths of Claypool, a pair of teals dabbling in the Marshlands, or just goldcrests flitting about in Gorse Valley... Whittleford Park has it all.

Wild area surrounded by new housing developments. Nice walks along tarmac and gravel paths. Ideal for dog walkers plenty of bins.

One of the best places to walk in Nuneaton, you can take your dog, free parking, multiple bodies of water with birds, theres wooded areas full of wild garlic! There is also plenty of Crab apple trees, sloe bushes etc.

All in all it's a good place to forage, bird watch, feed birds, walk your dog and there's free parking. Also shops close by. I also see people fishing here, and I saw a very rare Albino black bird once.

The architecture of the housing is cool, there is a huge set of steps running up between the houses, and at the top you can see the church. It looks really cool from the bottom. :)

5/5