Public pools in Dudley

“Monty took around the entire centre and really looked after us. He answered all our questions and really made us feel welcome. We ended with a great chat and a coffee. We signed up straight away. Brilliant”

“Such a lovely place! The pool is always clean, warm, and so nice to swim in. All the facilities are great:the showers, changing rooms, everything is well looked after. The staff are super friendly and always ready to help. Especially Elena, she’s amazing! So kind, welcoming, and always there if you need anything. She really makes the place feel special.I always enjoy coming here. It’s such a nice and relaxing spot!”

“I brought Raven for the first time yesterday and she absolutely loved it! There is plenty of equipment to help build your dogs confidence and there is also a hut for shelter and drink facilities to help yourself. The field is really great for training as there are lots of farm sounds that you wouldn't experience on an ordinary walk so it's a good opportunity to get the dog used to sounds in a safe secure environment. There is also enough distance between the 2 fields that would make this good for reactive dogs. We came on a really rainy day but the field was very well kept and not very muddy at all! There is also a shop which i am yet to go in but I understand they sell eggs ect Safe to say we will absolutely be back.”

“Beautiful place. Canals, lakes & ponds home to many types of wildlife friendly visitor centre open Saturday, Sunday, Monday & Wednesday 10-20”

“Great Victorian park with cafe, lake, bowling green, paved walks, benches and bandstand. Extensive playground, car park close by football pitches. Main gate modelled on Buckingham Palace”

“What a beautiful place for a walk and the visitor centre is superb and had a nice cup of Earl Grey (my favourite),they are really friendly people and welcome (well behaved) dogs. Went there with our 2 year old Dobermann and Drone camera to get some pics and had a wonderful morning .”

“Very quiet. Not so much a park but what was left of the countryside before they built a huge housing estate. It’s all up hill or down hill. A few benches. Small play area with climbing frames. A bowling green. Tennis courts. I was in the area but I couldn’t see myself ever travelling there on purpose.”