Golden Acre Park is located at Otley Road Bramhope, Leeds LS16 8BQ, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Golden Acre Park and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Amy Fearn

5 Google Rating

I used to go here as a kid, when we used to visit my grandparents in adel... remembered it n knew my

5/ 5

I used to go here as a kid, when we used to visit my grandparents in adel... remembered it n knew my girls n doggy would love it too. Cafe is always busy on sunny days.. its a lovely place to walk with or without dogs/kids. Beautiful woods n feeding the ducks was the best bit i remembered as a child. Although now u cant use bread to feed ducks, you have to buy special duck food!?!

Dr B

3 Google Rating

A big wide open, rural space situated in a Leeds suburb. Best explored on sunny days. Ideal for fam

3/ 5

A big wide open, rural space situated in a Leeds suburb. Best explored on sunny days. Ideal for families, exasperated parents with hyperactive children, dog walkers, tree-hugging folks, botanists (they have some impressive fauna), birdwatchers and soul-searching types alike. It has a small lake, some lovely walks and a coffee shop with sun terrace. Sadly, it no longer has its steam train and very little of the track left that originally brought the folks of yesteryear to the place. Non the less, it's a great way to spend a morning or afternoon.

Mia May

5 Google Rating

I have been going to golden acre park from been a child. There is so many walks and trails you can t

5/ 5

I have been going to golden acre park from been a child. There is so many walks and trails you can take. You can choose to be near the cafe side of the park with the lake or you can have a more peaceful walk at the top end of the park across fields and through the woods. My dogs have always loved golden acre especially the top part. One of my favourite places to walk.

Joanne morris

4 Google Rating

Really good and interesting place to walk. There are a few bird watching sheds along the walk too. Y

4/ 5

Really good and interesting place to walk. There are a few bird watching sheds along the walk too. You cross wooden bridges and there is a lake and a few small waterfalls. It can be muddy in the winter so wellies are a good idea. And there is also a nice coffee shop and a garden area. Another part of the lake has swans and ducks to see. Well worth a visit.

Mrs C

5 Google Rating

Always clean, nice cafe & a decent dog walk/walk with family. Loved riding my bike though the park a

5/ 5

Always clean, nice cafe & a decent dog walk/walk with family. Loved riding my bike though the park as a kid!

Mia

5 Google Rating

I have been going to golden acre park since been a child. There is so many walks and trails you can

5/ 5

I have been going to golden acre park since been a child. There is so many walks and trails you can take. You can choose to be near the cafe side of the park with the lake or you can have a more peaceful walk at the top end of the park across fields and through the woods. My dogs have always loved golden acre especially the top part. One of my favourite places to walk.

Howard Darwin

5 Google Rating

A superb park with lots of hidden corners to explore and lots of variety, from twisty secret woodlan

5/ 5

A superb park with lots of hidden corners to explore and lots of variety, from twisty secret woodland paths to sweeping lake side vistas. The multitude of trees attract a wealth of bird life. Trees make the place, whether planted by design or part of the wilder woods - a real contrast in a compact space, which is wonderful! Excellent cafe too with a lovely relaxed ambience.

Sarah McCann

5 Google Rating

Beautiful park, so scenic and spacious. Great to have such a place to visit to get away from the cit

5/ 5

Beautiful park, so scenic and spacious. Great to have such a place to visit to get away from the city. There are lots of different routes to take which makes visiting it exciting and peaks my curiosity. We’ll maintained facilities (toilets) and lovely cafe with great indoor and outdoor seating. Have visited 3 times within 2 weeks and intend to regularly visit!

R R (Rex)

5 Google Rating

It was truly amazing. I went around evening when the sun was almost there, captured a few good pictu

5/ 5

It was truly amazing. I went around evening when the sun was almost there, captured a few good pictures of the sunset, the flowers and trees. It was a peaceful walk, it got dark, took a while to figure the route to the car park in the dark, there are 2 car parks on either end. But it felt like an adventure trying to find my way back. Would definitely recommend going here for a solo walk or a dog walk.

David Purcell

5 Google Rating

One of the nicest parks in Leeds. Great for a dog walk (although they must be on leads around the ma

5/ 5

One of the nicest parks in Leeds. Great for a dog walk (although they must be on leads around the main lake). Decent café and loads of wildlife. Plenty of space to picnic.

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