Boultham Park

I am very lucky living very close to this great park in the beautiful city of Lincoln. Everyone connected to working, looking after this park should be given great credit at how it looks it is first class. Lovely place to walk play and as I do get exercise as it is the home of Lincoln’s park run . With over 300 people every Saturday using the park for exercise it is a brilliant use of this great park thanks to everyone connected for this every week

Nice park, could do with some climby stuff just dotted about but nice for a walk and the lake is beautiful

Beautiful park with plenty of places for kids to run around with a lovely play park. Lots of squirrels about whixh was lovely to see

Wild life seems friendly, nice place to walk round, cafe not too bad.
Pond/lake could do with dredging, even saw a Swan trying to do it, lots of rubbish from people visiting in the water, plus other debris in the water. Safe play area for the young ones, fully enclosed. Good place if the weather is fine to have a picnic.

Nice park,clean,good walking path,lovely lake,nice place for dogs,walking,for kids and lovely wooded area,open park,I thinks there's a coffee shop as well.A gem,so close to home.Not sure if you are allowed to cycle there,play areas for kids.worth a visit.

Haven't been to this park in absolute ages! Had a lovely walk round the woods and the lake ,a very pleasurable outing!

Well kept park with lots of green space and a lake to walk around. Parking isn’t too difficult, there’s an area to charge an electric car but bring your own cable. Playground is ok but could use more to do

Boultham park is large with a small area of woodland, cycle paths, streams and bridges on its outskirts close to the main carpark next to the grave yard. The walk around the lake is calming with ducks and swans. The playing field is large and the maintained gardens near the old Manor site are beautiful, the cafe near this is very reasonably priced, even sell squirel food, and icecream for dogs. Very vegan friendly. Some hot items availble like a Lincolnshire sausage bap, picnic menu. Seats indoors or outdoors. Disability friendly. Cafe toilet nextdoor, other public toilets near the library and coop site entrance way. Play area/ Park for children is enclosed, it is just ok, not toddler friendly particularly, if they took inspiration from whisby natural world centre it would be very popular indeed. No slide, climbing areas are more ornamental, not much to offer young children. The nearby tree next to the park is loved by children for climbing. Good paths for balance bikes and scooters. Dog walkers mostly pick up after themselves. Park well maintained overall and worth multiple visits, for a regular jog, coffee or meeting place.