The Walks (Park)

A large park just outside King's Lynn town centre, featuring the historic Red Mount Chapel and fragments of the ancient town wall.

There are also tennis courts, a bandstand, and a winding stream to relax besides.

Parts of the park can get waterlogged in wet weather. Legend has it there was once an open air swimming pool, which has long been filled in.

Nice park, easy walk... Water features and points of interest, there's also an infant playpen and a kids play area with slidy/climby/jumpy stuff! A shop and 2x toilets.

Clean and beautiful park. Good for a day out with the family or just sitting and enjoying the weather. Has plenty of swing, slides and some gym gear for people of all ages. Has a very good cycling/ walking track as well. Parking is free for 3 hours if you park near the stadium. Overall an excellent spot to hang out and chill.

2nd visit in a week after 20 years of not going at all. Actually on a nice day its a pleasant place for a walk & taking the grandchildren to play on the play equipment. There's a cafe selling ice cream & you can get Crazy Golf at £1.50 per round.
My only negative point is the lack of benches especially on the open field.

Lovely park with a very interesting history. Playgrounds for the little ones a small kiosk serving drinks and snacks and a good amount of open space to run around. Look forward to going back

Large park in town centre. Lots of greenery, beautiful nature,plenty of wildlife. Big playground in the middle,toilets and small cafe available. Old chapel,parts of medieval wall and a church for history enthusiasts. Few walking trails along the Gaywood River. 2 minutes away from train station and 5 from bus station.

I had a lovely walk through the park. What a beautiful park. Play area for children, golfing area, coffee shop and a lovely river with ducks on. Squirrels running around. Really peaceful park.

My parents live next door and we all love walking here! It is a well maintained park with historical features, large mature trees, play area, bandstand & river. I'd like to see more projects here for the resident wildlife...maybe sprucing up the river and wildflower areas for pollinating insects.