Ludwell Valley Park

Great place for dog walking. Lovely views and flora and fauna. Benches for quick breaks. There are often cows so be ready to put dogs on leads. I've never seen sheep there which is good. Dog waste bins available and plenty of parking on the roads.

Fantastic open space for dog walks, picnics or just to sit and read a book. Well looked after by local council just have to watch out for the occasional cow

It's a lovely park, with access both from the Rifford Road side and from Pynes Hill. These photos are from the Rifford Rd/Chestnut avenue side. The fields are enclosed by hedges and cow gates, and the hills are often rather steep, so not suitable for wheelchairs nor probably for people that tire quickly.
But definitely good for flying a kite.
Less recommended in the wet season as the ground can become boggy, particularly where the cows have been.
In the right season there are blackberries along the edges.
We saw a couple of robins and three peacock butterflies today.

Stunningly beautiful nature haven. At one point you can see the city of Exeter and the sea. Favourite with dog walkers.

Quite a nice park! It's very long and thin compared to most parks though. There is plenty, plenty of room to kick a ball around and there are multiple play areas for children as well as a relatively large selection (10-15) of small black ramps of different designs that I presume must be for training dogs, though I went over them with my mountain bike!

Ludwell Valley park is a vital greenspace. It is a peaceful place to walk, relax and enjoy. Hopefully it will remain so for many years.

Great place with loads of paths to explore.

Great to forage great walk wild plants along with wild life