Firs Farm Wetlands Park & Playing Fields

We love Firs Farm Land. It’s amazing for walking, bicycling, picnic, chilling. Hidden germ. Suitable for families with children & buggies. Disabled too. There’s table tennis, bring your own rockets. No toilet but plenty of bushes. Definitely get out there if you live near by. Parking on the local streets if you must drive.

A wonderful transformation from playing fields into a Wetlands. The team continuously improve the area from developing a woodlands walk and areas for kids to play like sandpits. There are two ponds with plenty of ducks and geese. There is green space for people to relax and have picnics, football fields and tennis courts. The tennis courts have flood lights and these are courts that have to be paid for in certain hours. A beautiful area that I recommend to anyone in the local area.

It's so beautiful. Fresh air little canal and pond where some small ducks and found 1 tertol . Very good for a family day trip . Play ground for children and adult .

I love this place although I am living 30 years this area did not known! It is large and open field also there are few ponds. There are 4-5 Footbal grounds but didn't see any one playing.

Playing fields were covered with goose poo and litter. Goal nets held up with sticks, the goal mouth was a trench of mud. Undrained pitches were muddy and wet. Sad really as this could have been a wonderful match if played on a well maintained pitch.

It's very nice to walk at wetland Park but my some suggestions in the pond there is sawar weed need to clean some been need.to clean it's not happening so please not that making more activity like fixing some excersize instrument so public can have there excersize n more enjoy. Okay have a great weekend. Usha kapadia.

Nice and usually quiet, lots of space and diverse with playing field, pond, wooded area with play opportunities for children. Good for running too as it has good surfaced paths.

Tranquil and not busy when I visited on a weekday. Good paths for accessibility and a few benches around. Good for kids to explore importance of nature with signposts dotted about describing how the wetlands were created.