Whittleford Park what are the paths like?

 Whittleford Park What are the paths like in the park?

All of the information is taken from the Whittleford Park Leaflet and local information about the park from the community.

 Whittleford Park is a large beautiful 63 Hectare County Park, the biggest in Nuneaton and Bedworth

Please note that some of the paths may not be accessible at certain times of the year due to weather conditions.  Also due to it being a wildlife park some route are only accessible to people who are able to walk on unleavened ground and use steps.

Photo take Haunchwood and Barpool Area.

Gravel Path(s)

Photo taken by the clay pool

That are prone to flooding at times.

Photo taken going over the railway bridge

Hard standing and railway bridges.

Photo taken going through Ancient woodland 

Carpeted with fallen leaves and seasonal plants and flowers.

Photo taken on one of bridges

Bridge(s)

Photo taken near Trafford Drive 

Some of the path leads near residential areas.

Taken at the steps.

Some steps in the park.

Throughout the year we are will be running.

• Wildlife surveys

• clean up groups

• local projects and activity days.

 For more information before booking a visit to the park , please check the local weather forecasted and speak to our local Friends of Whittleford Park Group by clicking on the link below.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/490099378494548

You can also contact Stockingford Community Centre that is on Haunchwood Road Right next to the Haunchwood Road park entrance.

https://www.stockingfordcc.org/contact

Contact Us:

Stockingford Community Centre

Haunchwood Road

Nuneaton

CV10 8DY

02476 388 ​508

info@stockingfordCC.org