Civic Park is a public park located in the heart of Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England. The park features beautifully landscaped gardens, walking trails, and a large pond with a fountain. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or attend one of the many events and festivals held at the park throughout the year. The park is also home to the Wolverhampton Central Library and the Wolverhampton Art Gallery, making it a hub of cultural and educational activity.
Decent sized field where kids can play football and dogs can be walked, a small fenced children's playground and road on 3 sides, but unfortunately far too many teenage groups drinking, smashing glass bottles and generally leaving the place looking like a rubbish dump ( especially when the weather is anything like warm).... . In the centre of a housing estate surrounded by elder people. A quiet estate but there are a few younger drivers who don't adhere to the 20mph speed limit and like to 'show off' their handbrake cornering etc. making it dangerous for smaller children leaving the park.
Absolutely appalling really not fit to take young children.
Good park to take the kids but dose need more cleaning and bins empty more consistently
Fabulous little caravan park very quiet very private very friendly people always willing to stop and talk and help it's a static site with a few you tourers on static
Under 12s play area,larger sand area for over 12s,skate board park,middle of housing estate,little traffic,no toilets or any form of shade
Quite good but some broken glass about so be careful
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
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Decent sized field where kids can play football and dogs can be walked, a small fenced children's playground and road on 3 sides, but unfortunately far too many teenage groups drinking, smashing glass bottles and generally leaving the place looking like a rubbish dump ( especially when the weather is anything like warm).... . In the centre of a housing estate surrounded by elder people. A quiet estate but there are a few younger drivers who don't adhere to the 20mph speed limit and like to 'show off' their handbrake cornering etc. making it dangerous for smaller children leaving the park.
Absolutely appalling really not fit to take young children.
Good park to take the kids but dose need more cleaning and bins empty more consistently
Fabulous little caravan park very quiet very private very friendly people always willing to stop and talk and help it's a static site with a few you tourers on static
Under 12s play area,larger sand area for over 12s,skate board park,middle of housing estate,little traffic,no toilets or any form of shade
Quite good but some broken glass about so be careful
