Public pools in Nottingham

“Great place, great people. Really look after Teddy while he is with them.”

“Mo's physio has helped me with the pains in my lower back and my knees, with treatment at the Lenton Centre and exercises to do at home. I noticed an improvement in my back quite quickly; the knees are taking longer. Mo gives a welcoming reception with supportive advice and the charges are very reasonable. I also swim at TLC and really value this local community asset.”

“A great gym with great facilities and staff. Particularly James Foulk one of the tennis coaches who has helped me with my game. He's a lovely chap who you can have a laugh with but also knows when to be serious and is a good coach. I've learnt a lot and look forward to continuing my lessons with him. - David Lloyd Aspley.”

“Speaking with very helpful lady (Katie) on the phone through all of the options that were available to me she left me a guest day pass behind the counter yesterday, I popped along and met Rosie who showed me around the gym, pool and other facilities which was great! I am now a member and very happy to join. Part of me joining was down to very helpful staff and customer service which is a big part of it for me. Thank you again Rosie and Katie”

“Our one year old had a great time. Can get really busy at times though but she enjoyed it.”

“I use the pool at least once a week, and it is always busy. You either need to book in advance or get lucky with a quieter session. The changing facilities are unisex, with separate cubicles to change in. You can either get a locker using change or park your bag by the pool. The viewing area is good if you have kids swimming or you are waiting to swim.”

“Beautiful place, wather so clean ,”

“Great for kids swimming lessons”

“One of my absolute favourite places to be! Run by lovely people who strive to create a welcoming, supportive and inclusive community. The lake is simply beautiful; always a sheer joy to swim there in nature. I don’t often sauna but when I have it’s been bliss! Can’t recommend this gorgeous venue and team enough.”

“A lovely park, I like to take a walk here or sit on a bench with a book. In summer, social gatherings, like Picnic in the Park, are held here.”

“A few minutes from the motorway, reasonably priced parking. Lovely cafe and a number of picnic tables. Several walks with differing lengths. The paths we followed were reasonably made-up and accessible.”

“Good boat ride, Not a bad price, It was around £10 for 1 hour. Plenty to see and relax.”

“A few minutes from the motorway, reasonably priced parking. Lovely cafe and a number of picnic tables. Several walks with differing lengths. The paths we followed were reasonably made-up and accessible.”

“Wooly Park is my local heaven. I love it. It has a bit of everything. Even holding events and doing themes in the school holidays. There is ALWAYS a reason to go there, even if it's just to admire the old hall or the deer.”

“Nice place for a walk and some fantastic spots to get a great view of the surrounding areas. Lots of different routes you can take, which keeps interesting if you visit multiple times. I can see Sharphill Woods in West Bridgford (my local woods) from the big open field that's located in the middle of the woods.”

“Great place for a walk or to just sit and relax. Trent Bridge Cricket Stadium is just 5 mins walk from here”

“A great little walk, kept the dogs nice and cool under the trees in this heat. Managed to get most of the way round with a wheelchair as well until there was a fallen tree but bumped into someone on the way back who was going to move it so should be wheelchair friendly all the way round (but a little bumpy). The path is still a bit overgrown for a wheelchair but we managed it by lifting at points so it is possible now!”

“Such a gorgeous little Park I say little but it's actually really extensive and has many paths to walk around and explore., the kids playground is top Notch as well.”

“Decent place for a walk & dog friendly, car park is reasonably priced, quite a good selection of paths throughout and it's a short uphill walk to the hall from the ponds. Quite a popular place so parking can be an issue at peak times.”

“Lovely country park, lots of different paths for walking, cycling and horse riding. Great cafe at the visitors centre.”

“It was such a lovely place! I visited Grantham for the very first time. Small quiet city I must say. I decided to visit the park, maybe a wakk to look around. I was impressed by how neat the park was, very well kept. The mapping, the walk ways. There was the beautiful stream with what looked like staircase waterfall thing. The scene and the sound was very relaxing. The children playground was fun too. Lots of play options, I found myself on the “rollercoaster" rolling and laughing like a kid, I visited some of the courts; table tennis, lawn tennis, football pitch, older children playground, bowling side. The outdoor gym was spacious and easy to use. There were so many sit outs and corners for photoshoots, picnics, had me imagining what summer would look like. There was this boat riding place, not sure what it was as we met it closed but it looked interesting. Lots of people were walking there dogs and I paid particular attention to a lady who picked up her dog’s dung as soon as it did the poo, it made me appreciate the neatness culture. Ofcourse there were bins on all corners so it seems pretty easy to keep up with good sanitation. I will definitely visit again if I find myself in Grantham sometime in the future. Please find pictures and video below.”

“Lovely park to explore with a combination of a lake, river and greenery.”

“It’s a true privilege to capture the beginning of a new story, and the beauty of West Park made everything all the more magical. Such a lovely setting for an unforgettable moment. Swipe across to feel a little of the magic we shared together! ✨”

“Used to visit here on a regular basis, however this was my first visit for over 6 months. Thoroughly enjoyed walking round the lake on a sunny evening and was impressed how tidy and well kept the park was. Rowing boats available for rent, as well as mini golf and football golf. Good for families, with large grass areas for picnics and a regular ice cream van parked up. There is also a small coffee shop in the Lakeside art centre.”

“A lovely green space in the town. Excellent children's playground. Well looked after by Rushcliffe Borough Council and Friends of Bridgford Park”

“Perfect Place to feed mixed grain bird food to the geese, swans, and ducks. A beautiful nature reserve where there's lots of trails to follow for miles if you want to explore.”

“Having this place on your doorstep is absolutely fantastic! With plenty of routes available, my favourite is: right at the end of the lake, down the lane (with the cottage at the end), carry on passed that, then through the trees and take a left. This will lead into another walkway.”

“A very beautiful place to go out with family and friends. It’s quiet and calm, especially beautiful in autumn.”

“One of my favourite places for a walk. I often visit here while at Holme Pierrepont County Park, or on my way back from Cotgrave Country Park via the old railway line that leads to Radcliffe On Trent. There's some incredible scenery all year round with a couple of routes through a nice wooded area that I always take. It also has a some open green spaces, a meadow, a pond with reed beds, a stream and a big lake with islands that's popular with bird watchers. It used to be a commercial gravel pit, but was transformed into a nature reserve in the 80s. It even has a route that is wheelchair friendly. Because it's close to Holme Pierrepont County Park you're never too far from a couple of cafes and toilets too”