Directory of parks in Newcastle

Together with the people of Newcastle, we take care of 33 parks across the city. Find out more about your local parks and what they have to offer.

Note: Please ensure you wear weather appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear when exploring our green spaces. Terrain can be varied, with steps and steep drops in places, and paths can be muddy and slippery underfoot.

Brandling Park

This small Victorian park, officially opened in 1880, offers peace and tranquillity in the heart of Newcastle.

City Stadium

City Stadium was originally part of Cllr T. Dan Smith’s plans to host the Empire Games in 1966.

Denton Dene South

Nature enthusiasts and walkers enjoy exploring the network of paths in ancient woodland.

Elswick Park

Elswick Park dates back to 1881 and was originally the grounds of the imposing Elswick Hall.

Exhibition Park

Exhibition Park has always been a popular location for events in the city.

Gosforth Central Park

A vibrant and popular park with an excellent range of leisure and play facilities.

Harbottle Park

At the heart of Byker, Harbottle Park is an important neighbourhood park.

Havannah and Three Hills Nature Reserve

A thriving nature reserve sited on the former Hazlerigg Colliery.

Heaton Park

Heaton Park is packed with history as well as a stunning variety of seasonal flowerbeds, shrubs and trees.

Hodgkin Park

A neighbourhood park at the heart of the Benwell area, donated to the people of Newcastle in 1899.