Wolverhampton City Council - Parks and Recreation

Parks and recreation

Wolverhampton has many parks and green spaces all over the city.

West Park in the heart of Wolverhampton is the city's main park, closely followed by Bantock Park around a mile from the centre. Both parks have recently been awarded the coveted Green Flag status.

There are also seven district parks offering safe children's play areas and a variety of wildlife and three nature reserves.

Events
	Activities in our parks

Parks and Green Spaces Strategy
	A downloadable document provides details on the future service plans

Parks sports pitches and facilities
	Details of parks sports pitches and facilities in Wolverhampton. Includes contact numbers for bookings.

Football pitch prices
	Find the price list for the current season for football pitches across the City

Contacts - Parks
	Contact details for enquiries about Wolverhampton's parks and recreational facilities at parks.

Grass Cutting
	What we cut and our standards

What you can expect from us
	General standards from the parks service

Service standards for Wolverhampton parks and green spaces
	Find details of our service standards.

Learn about your Local Countryside
	The outdoor classroom and volunteering

War memorials
	Sites around the city.

History of Northycote Farm 400 Years
	A short extract from the publication of the same name, available from The Farm

The Friends of Northycote Farm
	Membership details for The Friends of Northycote Farm Country Park

Bantock Park Management Plan
	Information about the Bantock Park Management Plan 2007 to 2012. Page includes a PDF download of the plan.

West Park Management Plan
	Information about the West Park Management Plan 2007 to 2012. Page includes a PDF download of the plan.

Parks and recreation

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