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Reviews

  1. Marcel Loeve ★★★★★

    Abbey Fields in Kenilworth proved to be an excellent setting for an evening Cub Scouts hike. The route offered just the right balance of open green space, gentle paths, and points of interest to keep the Cubs engaged without being demanding. As the light faded, the park took on a calm, almost magical atmosphere, with the lake, trees, and historic surroundings adding real character to the walk. The paths were well maintained and easy to follow, which made managing the group straightforward, and there was plenty of space for the Cubs to walk, chat, and explore safely. Highlights included spotting wildlife around the water and enjoying the sense of adventure that naturally comes with an evening hike. Most importantly, every Cub came away having genuinely enjoyed themselves. Abbey Fields is a fantastic local asset and an ideal spot for youth groups looking for a safe, scenic, and rewarding outdoor experience—especially in the early evening when the park really comes into its own.

  2. Vinit Rohilla ★★★★★

    The moment I arrived, I was Surrounded by gentle greenery and open skies, it’s just half an hour away from coventry. The field itself is beautifully maintained, with wide, open spaces perfect for long walks or simply lying back and watching the clouds drift by. There’s something incredibly grounding about being here—the soft rustle of the trees, the distant birdsong, and the feeling of space and stillness. It’s the kind of place that pushes you gently into the present moment without trying. What I appreciated most was how welcoming this place feels. Whether you’re visiting alone for quiet reflection, walking with a partner, or bringing a family picnic, it seems to accommodate every kind of peaceful visit. There are benches thoughtfully placed along the paths, ideal for sitting with a book or just enjoying the view. I even saw a few locals strolling with their dogs, adding a charming sense of community to the surroundings. In a fast-moving world, Abbey Field is a reminder of how healing simplicity can be. It’s not flashy or overly crowded —it’s natural, calm, and effortlessly beautiful. If you’re looking for a place to unwind and reconnect with nature, I highly recommend spending time here.

  3. Ryan Hobday ★★★★★

    One of our favourite walks around here, lots of open space, a lake to walk around, small play area and beautiful views of the castle. Free parking for a short time which is great. Looking forward to seeing what it's like when the new sports facility is open.

  1. Sharon C ★★★★☆

    Nice park to visit although wheelchair access wasn’t the best especially for manual wheelchairs due to uneven gravel type paths or needing to drive on grass on some areas. I managed it ok in a powered wheelchair though. I found the graveyard interesting as some very old graves. Great for a dog walk and a little stream to have a dip in too. Picnic table area was clean and busy as I went on a Sunday sunny afternoon.

  2. Pran Amrith ★★★★★

    Great 'lung' for Kenilworth! Perfect place for almost everyone...I say almost because there's quite a bit of renovation happening at the moment. (The swimming baths have been demolished!) Nevertheless, it's a super place to get some fresh, exercise and play for the kids. The pond is a highlight with the ducks and geese and other birds. Also a ideal place to walk the dogs...

  3. Alan Teo ★★★★★

    Lovely large expanse of field with a small lake in it. Has a few historical sites namely St.Mary's Abbey and also St. Nicholas church on it.

  1. Lori Austin ★★★★★

    Beautiful park with lots of areas for laying down your blanket for a picnic. Great playground for children. Pool is closed for refurbishing.

  2. Joseph Forrester ★★★★★

    Located right next to Kenilworth Castle and the town centre, has a really nice playarea for children of all ages. Enough space to play football and has tennis court situated on the park as well. Good place to go in summer for a family BBQ.

  3. Tom Ellinson ★★★★★

    Always a lovely place to visit at any time of year. The parkland is beautiful and tranquil, the childrens play area is extensive and keeps the little ones occupied for hours! Ducks and fish to see in the lake. I will always enjoy coming back here.

  1. Ross Bray ★★★★★

    A great green space in the heart of Kenilworth. Plenty of opportunity to explore the different areas with something for every need. Kids play area, ancient Abbey ruins, peaceful church and cemetery, Lake for feeding ducks(corn), and grasslands or many veteran trees to admire. Plenty of opportunity to engage with nature, exercise or just relax in a bench and watch the world go by. Very nicely managed for both recreation and environment.

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What is the address of Abbey Fields?

Abbey Fields is located at Bridge St, Kenilworth CV8 1BP, UK

What is the phone number of Abbey Fields?

You can contact Abbey Fields at +44 1926 855478

How can I get to Abbey Fields?

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