Water park in Leeds

“Fantastic enclosed area for your doggos. 2 fields, the agility field with pond and a chill field. We take our two to the chill field and they love it! There's a water station and even a little paddle pool when it's hot and a toy chest with balls and tug toys for your pooches. You drive straight into the field and shut the gate being you and you know your dogs will be safe. Best place ever!!”

“Skye won an hour's play at Elementary Dog Park which was kindly donated to help support our local RSPCA summer fair! Skye is a reactive dog and a fence jumper so privacy and security are the most important things to us in a dog park. We felt very secure within the premises, with parking spaces for multiple cars within the park and proper 6ft fencing with no nearby mounds to discredit the height! Skye loved zooming across the field and using the equipment. Then spent half her time recovering in the shade. Thanks for donating the session, we'll be back again, no doubt!!”

Springhill Water - Private Water Supply is a specialist consultancy and engineering firm based in Mytholmroyd, serving the Halifax and Hebden Bridge regions. They provide essential services for properties relying on private water sources, ensuring safety and sustainability. Their core offerings include comprehensive private water surveys, filtration system inspections, and the installation of UV water treatment systems. They also provide expert maintenance for filtration units and diagnostic services for borehole pumps.

“Very good. Easy to find. Google maps takes you straight to it. Secure. Clean. Long acre field, good views. Helpful owner (text with code for first time users)”

The Workshop Leeds Ltd is a premier independent BMW specialist located in the Harehills area of Leeds. This dedicated facility offers a high-tech alternative to main dealerships for owners of BMW and Mini vehicles. Their expert services include official MOT testing, comprehensive oil services, and specialized gearbox oil changes. They are proficient in complex diagnostics, suspension work, and resolving issues like water ingress or idrive faults. The team uses genuine parts and follows factory specifications to ensure every vehicle maintains its peak performance.

“Much of the area is left unmown. It is divided by seasonal water courses, and untrimmed hedges with oak, field maple, yew, and all the common hedgerow trees.”

“Easy instructions to follow sent the hour before our appointment via text and email. Lots of throwing toys for the dogs to utilise in the field.”

“Lovely big field with lots of agility equipment!”

“Wonderful place, great for a walk whatever the weather! A lot of benches throughout which is great when the weather is nice.”

“Roundhay Park is absolutely brilliant – one of the best city parks I’ve ever visited. It’s massive, beautifully maintained, and has something for everyone. The lakes, woodlands, and wide open green spaces make it perfect for walks, picnics, or just relaxing outdoors. We spent a good few hours wandering around and still didn’t see it all. The walk around Waterloo Lake was especially lovely, with ducks and swans, and loads of scenic spots to stop and take in the view. The Tropical World nearby is also well worth a visit if you’ve got kids or just fancy something a bit different. Great facilities too – plenty of parking, clean toilets, and cafes dotted around for a coffee or snack. Whether you’re local or just visiting Leeds, Roundhay Park is a must-see. A proper breath of fresh air right on the city’s doorstep.”

“We had a very nice morning walking around the park with our dog. There’s a few car parks on either side of the park with plenty of spaces. They’re free to park. Lots of guided paths to follow with maps everywhere. The wildfowl lake was popular with the kids! The gardens are currently bare due to winter, but I’m sure it’ll be beautiful to visit in the summer. There’s a dog friendly cafe with a selection of cakes and hot/cold drinks, and ice cream! Looking forward to returning in the summer season for music on Sundays!”

“I didn’t get to Temple Newsam to see the rhododendrons as planned this year, but did manage to fit in a quick visit today. The grounds really are magnificent! I love the walled garden and the many paths which lead around the estate. We also visited the tea rooms for a late lunch-friendly staff and lovely food; generous portion sizes too. You can explore the grounds for free but there are charges to visit the house, farm and Go Ape (we passed this as we headed back to eat-looks like great fun!) Parking is free except for the carpark nearest the drive in entrance which is £4.70; this can be paid online or by visiting the gift shop. Recommended!”

“A lovely open space. Plenty of open areas for children to play and a well maintained playground. The wooded area is a delight - lots of paths to explore. If you want a climbing challenge, then there are some good steep slopes to scramble up. The coffee shop near the car park on the south side is excellent.”

“Incredibly well designed and maintained gardens that are attractive all year round. The annual themed garden (this year Wallace and Grommet) is always a treat, and the playground is very well equipped for all ages of children. The Meadow section, with its more natural design, has come a long way, and is great for a stroll or a picnic. Probably our favourite gardens in York. Would benefit from a permanent cafe, but the Explore Library mobile Cafe and tent are good, and the Youth Hostel cafe (good coffee and cakes) is only a short walk around the corner.”

“Beautiful place inside and out a real gem of a place nestled in the now busy town. Spent a lot of time here when I was younger and it's nice to see it's still going strong. One thing I do recommend is seeing the birds I don't no why I find them very peaceful. Enjoy”

“Lively park for dog walkers. Children. Family Picnics lively place yo chill”

“Really good and well maintained park Offers boat hire , splash park and train ride Water refilling stations also available across the park Toilets available , lots of picnic spots too Parking is only £2.50 for the day, boat hire is £8 for family for 25min, train ride is 5 for a family of four There is also cafe that offers ice cream and all sorts of drinks Highly recommend”

“Such a beautiful and attractive place to relax and spend time. There are nice walking areas, interesting architecture, and even the option for a boat trip with the taxi boats. It was really quiet at this time of the year,not crowded at all,I bet during summer there are a lot of people. I bet during summer there's a good variety of restaurants and bars, so everyone can find something to suit their taste and budget,but now the options were quite limited. The dock offers options for spending time outdoors, and exploring the Royal Armouries museum, which is huge and definitely worth a visit. Unfortunately we couldn't visit because it was closed (Monday only). I saw that there are limited options for shopping,comparing with the city centre. Overall,we really liked it and definitely will come back during summer.”

“Lovely park, dog had a great time, pond had iced over so nearly had a heart attack as he walked on it. Garden area, really nice walk. Didn't matter it was raining!”

“A beautiful park with lots of trails so walks can be varied. A fantastic place to walk dogs with secluded fields where dogs can be let off the leash for a run around without the worry of bothering other people. There are also ample bins around which people clearly use as the park was spotless. There's a small pond where a few families were fishing. There is also a fantastic bmx course and a huge off road mountain biking course suitable for all ages. It was so good to see so many people of all ages enjoying these facilities. Next to the bike courses is a nice and friendly, reasonably priced cafe.”

“Lovely, clean place and cafe. The play area has few damages unfortunately. Long walk on the path which is accessible with prams and wheelchairs or walks through the woods.”

“Nice, lovely, neat and friendly environment.”

“A lovely park with lots of interesting pathways. Great for dogs too. Super colours in autumn and the walkway would be awesome in summer as it is covered in Wisteria”

“Excellent park within easy reach of York. Has an excellent play park which my daughter loved. It's well kept here.”

“This is a great park and outdoor space. A lovely 2 mile walk around the lake, looking for Room on the Broom characters. Good cafe and visitors centre too which has activities for kids inside. Well worth a visit. £2 parking for 4 hours”

“I went to Leeds festival at this park, and it was a nice experience”

“First time users and will definitely be back. My 2 dogs a cocker spaniel 6 months and a pomapoo 5 yrs absolutely loved it here. So much to do for them. Added bonus of there being poo bags and water available. Literally everything you need for your pooch is supplied. The car park is locked so you’re totally safe and there’s a 10 min buffer so if u have a reactive dog they’re not gonna see any other dogs . Thank you from me Marmite my pomapoo and Toast my cocker spaniel x”

“I recently visited HFC on Roundhay Road and ordered the full grilled chicken—it was absolutely delicious! The chicken was cooked perfectly and flavour-packed exterior. What really stood out was their special sauce—so tasty and unique, it took the meal to the next level.”

“Couple of parking spots, which are free, on Lund Hill Lane, open all year round, great for walking, cycling, dog walks and families. No amenities here Now a country park located on the former site of Monkton Colliery, then Royston Drift, which closed in 1989, the transformation is remarkable It is now a home to an array of wildlife, with plenty of paths throughout the area Most paths are of loose stone, so may not be suitable for all abilities and wheelchair users Definitely worth visiting if you are in the area”

“A great place to go with all the family. There are cafe's, restaurant, ice cream parlour and even sell bird seed so the children can feed the ducks. It's great to sit and eat from a cafe or maybe a picnic that you brought with you. It's also a great place to go walking, for the novice to the very experienced hikers. There are water activities for those brave enough to try out new things, as well as being brave enough to maybe having a dumping in the very cold water. Or the whole family could go on a boat around the lake.”