As a wedding photographer it's a must add to list of shots to get after the wedding, with as many guests that want to brave the cold (autumn) and rain. So here are a few images from the last 2 weddings in Priory Park.
I've lived near here almost forever and have never visited,it is a small priory ruin but is fully open to walk touch and experience. Beautiful place with parking on road.
Really nice Park, hadn't been here in years. The ruins of the old priory are on one end, then nicely maintained lawns and flowers, including a lovely rose garden, then a decent sized kids play area.
It's a wonderful park for walking, cycling, jogging etc. It has a tennis court as well as a football ground .
Easy to park very interesting and had a nice wander with the pup... lots to see, do and enjoy. Really good venue for walking to heal training as lots of different paths and paved areas.
Very nice relaxing walk to enjoy with history 2 obsorb, but desined for families 2 as there is a play park and tennis courts ect... really enjoyed my walk there
Great little park on the edge of Dudley town centre. Named for the mediaeval ruined priory there (very picturesque), landscaping includes some lovely mature trees, rhododendrons are out right now, some great wildflower planting. Tennis courts. Park isn't flat but pretty easy to walk, especially with well defined tarmac paths.
I live local and walk around the park regularly it’s a nice place to walk and tennis courts are great, lots of places to sit and quite areas too. I enjoy going and taking the kids for some fresh air! Some lovely photos to be taken.
A great place to visit. Easy to get too and parking is great too. Priory park has these amazing ruins of an old priory built in the 1150's. It is right on the edge of a lovely park where families can enjoy the outside. If you love parks this is ideal, if you love to visit ruins it should top your list. Worth a visit.
You can find directions to Priory Park by following this map link