On street parking allowed maximum stay is two hours at the entrance in arboretum road. There's more than one entrance.

Playground: Good size playground with plenty of things for kids to play on

Toilets: Toilets are located in the visitors centre/cafe. Which includes a disabled shower

Dog-friendliness: Dogs must be kept on a leash. It's a very big park, beautiful place

Nice relaxing place to walk

Playground: Yes

Toilets: Yes

Dog-friendliness: Yes

Picnic area: Yes

Great Park for a afternoon walk or for a family outing cafe for drinks and snacks well worth a visit

Playground: Excellent play area and in the summer months there is the splash area.

Nice walk on a warm day round the lake

What a beautiful place to go for a walk, there is a small restaurant not to dear, it is such a relaxing place to visit

Nice big open Space.

Came to watch the fireworks and it was absolutely amazing. Best display ever!!!

Pretty park given its urban context. Colourful autumnal leaves, two ponds with ducks and geese, a cafe and lots of community amenities (big playground with splash pad, table-tennis tables, tennis courts, skate park etc). I parked on Arboretum Street for free (up to 2hrs),which was convenient. Some public art in the park, too. Well made paths to mooch around. Not a huge place: 45 mins or an hour there is plenty.

Playground: Quite big. Splash pad in summer

Toilets: In cafe

Dog-friendliness: On leads

Picnic area: Picnic tables here and there

Friendly service

Picnic area: Picnic tables in the play area and around the other areas in the park

Nice for an afternoon out with the children

Good for dog walk or small jog. Approx a cicular 2 miles. Reasonable flat, good park

It's such acalm,Warm quiet and safe place lively abd clean cafe is great,wildlife from bunnies to geese to ducks and more well well worth a vist

Never disappointed when I visit. The scenery is amazing and clean. If your passing through walsall don't miss out on seeying Arboretum! And if feeling peckish or want a warm drink then pop in to the cafe. Enjoy! 😊

Fantastic for a walk or bike ride

As always beautiful ❤️

Lovely to have a nice walk and enjoy nature

A Good sized park, Good for walking! Always plenty of parking for the car, there's a cafe down the other end of the Arboretum which serves food, tea's and coffee's etc. There's also a Basketball court and skate park for kids to use.

A Verdant Oasis: Walsall Arboretum
Nestled in the heart of Walsall, a vibrant town in the English Midlands, lies a hidden gem: Walsall Arboretum. This expansive park, spanning over 50 acres, is a haven of tranquility and natural beauty. It's a place where urban dwellers can escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in a serene, green environment.
From the moment visitors enter the arboretum, they are greeted by a symphony of colors and textures. The park is home to a diverse range of trees, shrubs, and flowers, creating a stunning tapestry of foliage. The towering oaks and elms provide shade and a sense of grandeur, while the delicate blooms of the herbaceous borders add a touch of whimsy. In the spring, the arboretum is a riot of color, with daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths carpeting the ground. In the autumn, the leaves transform into a palette of fiery reds, oranges, and yellows, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
One of the most striking features of Walsall Arboretum is its collection of exotic trees. Visitors can marvel at the majestic Japanese maples, with their intricate leaves and vibrant hues. There are also towering sequoias, reminiscent of the redwood forests of California, and graceful weeping willows, their branches cascading gracefully over the water. These exotic trees add a touch of international flair to the arboretum and provide a unique experience for visitors.
In addition to its botanical beauty, Walsall Arboretum offers a variety of recreational activities. There are well-maintained paths that wind through the park, inviting visitors to explore and discover hidden corners. For those seeking a more active experience, there are tennis courts, a bowling green, and a children's play area. The arboretum is also a popular spot for dog walkers, who can enjoy the freedom and fresh air that the park provides.
One of the most tranquil areas of the arboretum is the lake. Surrounded by mature trees, the lake is a peaceful haven for wildlife. Ducks, geese, and swans can often be seen paddling on the water, while herons and kingfishers can be spotted perched on the branches of nearby trees. The lake is also a popular spot for fishing, offering a relaxing and contemplative experience.
Walsall Arboretum is a testament to the power of nature to transform a city. It is a place where people can connect with the natural world, relax, and find inspiration. Whether you are a nature lover, a history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, the arboretum has something to offer everyone. It is a true gem, a verdant oasis in the heart of the English Midlands.

Lovely to see all the autumn colours. A number of dogs off the lead which wasn't a problem for us today but if you have nervous/anxious dogs might be.

Playground: A lot of place for kids

Dog-friendliness: You can walk with your dog

Picnic area: It’s very nice place and quiet

Playground: Kept to a good standard.

Toilets: OK but doesn't feel clean. Floors are always wet but atleastthe toilets work.

Dog-friendliness: Always see responsible dog owners around and plenty of bins

Picnic area: Plenty of benches do be used.

A quiet, beautiful piece of walsall

Beautiful place. Good facilities- cafe and toilets. Friendly staff. Went today for the first time in a while and saw a lovely memorial to Queen Elizabeth, 2 statues of corgis. Right next to the war horse.

Ample parking space, open ground for walk, running, cycling

Playground: Mini water park.