I would not call it a park. When I went it was cattle grazing fields with lots of cow pats and some were fresh. The only bit that could be called a park was football playing field in a corner that was fenced off.
Darrel Hofland
Beautiful spot. A little field next to Potters Bar. Great to see open spaces.
Pete Mull
Situated Potters Bar high street between Hatfield Road and The Causeway Varied journey great for all explorers.
Tim O'Neill
Good for a bracing walk in the cold... Not a challenging route so relatively easy
A h290 days ago
Nice place to go for a walk. Its not manicured but rugged and natural, better for wildlife. Parking is found on Hatfield Road and needs to be paid for. Good for locals.
Sue Glover321 days ago
Park is impossible to find. Access via a small gate with no notice on to say if we were even at the park, only that cows were grazing there. Just a bit of rough ground to walk on. No parking close by, we had to park in a residential street & walk along the road to get to it. Fine for locals but not worth the visit if your a NT member.
Maisam Datoo1 year ago
Like other posters have mentioned this park is impossible to find. NT have not invested in appropriate signage. My family including a baby and toddler took ages walking to and fro looking for the sight only to realise it’s just a vast expanse of well, nothingness really. An old tree here and a gate there. We eventually decided to go to the nearby Oakmere Park.
Barbara Kilpatrick2 years ago
Think we should have checked the Google reviews before we went to set expectations. Not a huge area for walking though we did have a decent walk combining with nearby Oakmere park and the gardens opposite. If coming by car note on street parking only, residents only Mon - Sat immediately adjacent.
