Radford Park Park in Plymstock, Plymouth

Reviews

1. Anseroy Browne ★★★★☆

   Really nice picnic area and great for nature watching. Parking available on site with a little cafe.

   almost 10 months ago
2. Laura preece ★★★★★

   Beautiful park with beautiful views, perfect place to walk your dogs or just a walk with the family.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Małgorzata Drążkiewicz ★★★★★

   Our favorite Park. Beautiful trees blooming spring time. Nice place for a picnic with an amazing view. Perfect for a walk, kind can see lots of different birds, jump bin big muddy puddles. You could go through the woods by the Hooe Lake to the Playground there is also a pub if you would like to stop somewhere after long walk.

   almost 4 years ago

1. Rachel Manktelow ★★★★☆

   Lovely family walk through the countryside and lakeside, beautiful views also a lot of history. An ideal place to walk your dog.

   almost 4 years ago
2. Stacey Beston ★★★★★

   Lovely little gem of a place. Tucked away in Plymstock, theres a few routes to choose to take, they are a lovely walk around the river. Many crossings /bridges Can be as long or as short as needed. Parking nearby. Fairly flat, one way does have steps/incline but easy to pace out. Large grass area with plenty of benches. Few roots on paths but generally easy access for pushchairs/wheelchairs. Swans/ducks/birds for the kids. Dog friendly.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Victoria Pearce ★★★★★

   Lovely place to come for a walk and relax. Great for dog walkers too Some old castle ruins still remain here

   almost 5 years ago

1. terry jackson ★★★★★

   This little hidden green peace of peace and quite heaven hidden away in plymstock is a must visit with your other half, kids, dogs. Its a beautiful walk through woods along the rivers edge leading to green fields with a lake and estuary towards the far end, beautiful.

   almost 5 years ago
2. Jakk Folley ★★★★☆

   A beautiful park with an equal amount of open grass plains and winding woodland passages which surrounds the peaceful Radford Lake and it's large array of wildlife. The park is littered with interesting historical ruins around the circuit of the lake and the fascinating shipwrecks to be found in the adjoining Hooe Lake. Although this park is perfect for picnics, dog walking and afternoon strolls I was unable to award it a perfect rating. There are no toilet facilities and nowhere to purchase refreshments. There is a small car park to be found at the entrance on Mayer Way and on street parking at the entrances at Plymstock Road and Kingfisher Way. The park is largely disabled access friendly (except for the lack of a toilet) however I would avoid the Mayer's Way entrance if access is a priority and use the Plymstock Road and Kingfisher Way as your initial point of entry.

   more 6 years ago

FAQs