Gedling Country Park
Description
Gedling Country Park is 240 acres of stunning views, footpaths and wildlife for you to enjoy.
Managed and maintained by Gedling Borough Council.
Official page for Gedling Country Park, 240 acres of open space, footpaths and wildlife for you to enjoy. Stunning views over the surrounding area, space to enjoy the outdoors with your family and friends. Opportunities for exercise and activities, nature and wildness on your doorstep!
The park is owned and managed by Gedling Borough Council. For any enquiries please contact us on here or by email.
The Visitor Centre is now officially open. Cafe 1899 serves hot and cold drinks and a range of foods from breakfast to brunch.
VISITOR CENTRE OPENING TIMES:
Mon - Fri - 9am - 4pm
Sat/Sun - 8.30am - 4pm
GETTING TO THE PARK
By car
There are two permanent car parks:
Spring Lane on the northern side of the park
Lambley Lane recreation ground to the south east - 50 spaces.
The route into the park from the recreation ground involves crossing stiles so people with mobility problems or pushchairs should use Spring Lane car park.
BY BUS
Nottingham City Transport run buses that go close to the two main entrances of the park.
Sky Blue 47 (Spring Lane entrance)
Red 44 (Lambley Lane entrance)
Tell your friends
RECENT FACEBOOK POSTS
facebook.comHappy New Year from all of us at the Country Park and Cafe1899- here is our new menu . Look forward to seeing you soon☕️🍰☕️
Cafe1899 is closed New Years Day- there are portaloos on site ... the Country Park is still open- thankyou.
Well the ‘plant pot’ sized Latte is just the job today👍. Park and Cafe1899 very busy Boxing Day and today - call in and try our great coffee range☕️🍰
If you are planning to visit the Park over the Christmas period please 'check in' on our FB Page and please share some of your festive park photos with us 👍
The Cafe1899 sign is up and stands proud against the slate grey cafe building - wishing you all a great Christmas with your families 🎄🎄🎄🎄
Here it is! The new memorial statue. The statue has been designed by local artist Richard Janes and was inspired by a picture of the underground Palm Tree junction on the former colliery site and symbolises the origin of coal and the flames reflect that coal was used to create fire and heat homes. We think it looks fantastic and congratulations to the Friends of Gedling Country Park who applied for the funding from Nottinghamshire County Council
Café 1899 Christmas Opening Times Closed Christmas Day Closed New Years Day All other times Opening at 9.00 am Close 4.00 pm (last drinks order to sit in 3.45 pm) Saturday & Sunday 8.30 am - 4.00 pm
Café 1899 Winter Opening Times Monday - Friday Opening at 9.00 am Close 4.00 pm Saturday & Sunday 8.30 am - 4.00 pm
Apologies for Cafe1899 opening a little late today. We are now open and looking forward to seeing you all over the lead up to Christmas 🎄☕️🍰☕️🍰👍
We're hiring a Chef Manager at Cafe 1899. Closing date is 27 November. More information on the link below.
Today is the 26th anniversary of the last ever shift on Gedling Colliery. Last year we had a special event to commemorate the 25th anniversary. We expected 50 men to come, over 200 came along and made it a memorable event for everyone. Here's the news story from the day...
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