Stewart Park is 120 acres of open parkland and mature woodland, with play areas and pets corner.
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Dec 2, 2024
What a beautiful place for a quiet walk - with a background of laughing children on their playground and well-behave dog walkers with their waggly-tailed pets. It's just such a beautiful and sureen s… Full review by DAVEVV
Aug 26, 2024
My family and I come here all the time and we have loved the park for years. It is beautiful and has a huge children’s playground with loads of great equipment. There are also animals like chickens a… Full review by Charlotte B
Aug 16, 2022
This is a lovely local park. It's ideal for a visit with a play area for children. Large fields to walk dogs. There is a path all the way round if you have mobility issues and you can even grab a dr… Full review by Stock70
I’ve seen people having a BBQ but unsure if it’s really allowed. Could call the parks department. Don’t know their extension but SBC is 393939 Think they worry if a mess is left. Hope …
I’ve seen people having a BBQ but unsure if it’s really allowed. Could call the parks department. Don’t know their extension but SBC is 393939 Think they worry if a mess is left. Hope I’ve helped
Are there any fenced in areas to let a dog off the lead?
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as long as your dog is a freindly dog there are only the children's play area that dogs are not allowed there is also a part of the wooded area adjacent to the carpark set aside as a kind …
as long as your dog is a freindly dog there are only the children's play area that dogs are not allowed there is also a part of the wooded area adjacent to the carpark set aside as a kind of doggy toilet area although there are dog wate bins around the partk for owners to deposit wate in , but to answer your question properly there are no fenced in areas although the whole park is walled fenced in but the entrenses car park and pedestrian, are still open for the dog to get out of if that's what yoyr worry is but it is a very large park Thanks Jim
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