Harrold Odell Country Park

One of the Best Places To Visits in Harrold Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. This is one of the nicest country parks I know in the area and provides a day out. There’s free car for starters and a large and decent at the entrance, which has loads of seating and is open daily. The whole site is well kept and while walking round the there’s loads of benches to sit and admire the view. For those with a particular interest in wildlife there’s of signage explaining what you’re able to spot, and a number of covered shelters for proper bird watching. Each of the viewing spots has sweet wooden carved names and there’s a few sculptures along the way to admire too. There’s a couple of walking routes you can take, as well as a nature reserve in the centre, although they request dogs are kept out of there. Once you’re finished with the there’s the village next door, plus a handful of different pubs easily accessible and pointed out on the maps. A great place and I’ll certainly be returning for a summers day out. Another fabulous country to go for a around. There are 2 lakes that combine for a hour or so walk, depending how strenuous you want it to be. Grebe takes around 45 minutes at a steady pace. of paths off into the nature reserve and a along the Ouse. Great for all exercise and dog walks. Very well kept and clean, although a few bins would be useful if you stop for a picnic etc. Kids play areas and outside gym too so caters for all. Cafe doing various tea and coffee along with food, staff very pleasant. Toilets very clean too, another plus point. Small honesty box for car park, suggest donation of £1, can't beat that. This is a perfect country park. You've got of paths, lakeside views, a decent café and of parking. If you enjoy fresh air, with or without your dog, then Harrold Odell Country should hit the spot. There's of variety and even some touches such as animal carvings to spot and decipher. for a slow around. Not too long and of benches for those that need to rest often. Wonderful views over the central lake. Would be 5 stars but unfortunately we have found the to be quite overpriced. The best place for dog walkers, facilities and people who just want to go for a walk. It has a great cafe, most of not all of it looks home made. Lots of available dog treats too I liked this place. Quiet, peaceful. The path around the lake, not at a fast pace, will take 40-60 minutes. There are many benches along the route overlooking the water. Coffee shop next to the lot and playground. And yes, there is a toilet here. Decent car park. Voluntary donations go in a secure box. The old has been replaced a while ago. It is nowhere near as good. I wouldn't bother now. The public toilets are in a slightly sorry order... when they're open. Annoyingly, not often enough. Walking is good though flat. Views are most of the time. There is a large a smaller one and a river. There is a ton of goose/waterfowl and cattle poop to navigate through in some areas. There is a sport/ training spot frequently ruined by screaming, out of control children. Some circular dog walking paths, and waste bins strategically located. A couple of well-placed benches with views, in honour of certain locals who passed away. There can be evenings with huge clouds of midges, usually warmer times, but they're usually not a problem. Wildlife is happy there and the rangers look after the area rather well. It can and has flooded dramatically in the area, but work to deal with that is underway and in some areas, completed too. It's close to Olney, a small village with further pubs, restaurants and more hairdressers than anyone could need. A couple of reasonable pubs nearby. I just love it here. I love that the around is less than an hour (excluding breaks), with of benches and beautiful views. The dragon flies here are HUGE. Free parking, though donations are suggested, and a with toilets on site. Free play area for children and workout zone. It's just a shame there isn't a shuttle bus to places like this, as you have to have access to a car to come here if you're not local. It's so wonderful that more people should be able to get to it. Such a 😍 It was our first visit today, and I was blown away how it was. Loads of ducks, which you can get feed for, a round the with bird hides and sculptures, and a cafe. It was a place to spend a couple of hours 🌞 Beautiful place to spend some time enjoying the countryside. Nature reserve with 3 lakes between Harrold and Odell villages. The large main pit has a path around the outside and lots of places to stop, sit down and lap up the view across the lake. Great place to the dog. Decent by the main entrance. You can around the second too, though this one takes you through fields where there are often cows out to pasture, so take that into consideration. Highly recommended. We came with our 2 Yr old grandson. Who loved walking on the path from the main carpark to the top play ground near Odell. Love a visit to Harrolf Odell country park. You can purchase bird seed and feed the wildlife. I have been visiting for months and usually feed two grown swans, but this visit I met some younger ones! The has toilet facilities, honesty box for and which is handy. Sometimes has been flooded of late so can't a whole lap of the but when the water level is down, it's a loop to do. around the with different paths to follow. is free with an overflow car park. serves a good selection of food and drinks at a reasonable charge. Couple of playgrounds at either end (one near the cafe, the other near the gate exiting the park. Riverside Meadows does have cows who don't like people and/or dogs. The country is easy to access with of car spaces. There are a few disabled spaces on the left as you enter. Facilities include a dog friendly cafe, enclosed children's adventure playground, an outdoor gym and a bike course. There are also public loos. There are lakeside walks, river walks and woodland walks with bench seats along the way. The paths are all gravel or grass but are mostly flat, however a wheelchair might be difficult to manoeuvre in some places. I love it go see for sleves Some good space. £1 voluntary donation. The (open to 4ish) provided hot and cold refreshments and were friendly. Sauntered around the and took about 50 mins. Looks like lots of spaces for picnics near the and a playground and toilets. Gorgeous around a beautiful bit of woodland. Probably 5,000 steps to get right around the big lake, so not too much for those who might struggle. Cafe is also well staffed and makes a cracking cup of coffee. Have enjoyed this place in both summer and winter - always a place to be. circular which takes around 45 minutes, with a play park, skate park, and exercise park. Benches dotted around. We didn't eat or drink from the but this is wheelchair accessible. A place to take a around the lake. Harrold village is also a place to go for a walk. It's a riverside village, you will find a chip shop, Indian and a coop in the. A old lock up still stands in the village. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.