Pittville Park

Pittville Park is a popular public park located in the town of Cheltenham in Gloucestershire, England. The park covers an area of approximately 33 hectares and is one of the largest parks in the town. Opened to the public in 1825 and was designed by the architect Joseph Pitt.

The park features several impressive features, including a large boating lake, an aviary, a children’s play area, and Pittville Pump Room. The park also has a historic bandstand that hosts concerts and events throughout the year.

Pittville Park is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a variety of activities throughout the year. During the summer months, visitors can enjoy boating on the lake, picnics on the lawns, and outdoor concerts at the bandstand.

There are several walking and cycling trails that run through the park, making it a great place to get some exercise and enjoy the scenery.

In addition, the park has a popular cafe that serves a variety of food and drinks, making it a great spot to stop for a snack or a meal.

On the eastern side you will find The Kiosk and Central Cross Cafe offering ring-side seats of Pittville Park’s play area.

On the western side is The Boathouse Cafe near the lake, skate park and tennis courts. Here you can enjoy freshly ground coffee, delicious ice cream and homemade sandwiches and cakes.

Pittville Park is easily accessible by car or public transport, with several bus routes stopping nearby. There is also plenty of parking available for visitors who choose to drive.

The park is wheelchair accessible, with paved pathways and wheelchair ramps available throughout the park. The cafes and toilets are also wheelchair accessible.