Pype Hayes Park

“If you are after a simple park, this will be a nice place where you can have a good walk around, jogging, walk with you dogs, cycling around the area, playing tennis and for kids there is a special place where they can play. This park has a special area where you will find a diversity of flowers and it's quite a relaxing place for who's in love of macro photography and just reading on a bench surrounded by nice flowers and their perfumes. You have a small lake where you can enjoy from time to time some ducks and swans 🥹 In summer you got also some some temporary and great funfair play locations for kids and adults.”

“Nice park with good connections, it's easy to park and connects to the canal. Disabled parking is decent and the park is wheelchair accessible with a few different areas (woods, open space, lake etc). Usually clean with not much litter - bins emptied regularly. The lake isn't massively impressive but it's nice to see the swans, geese and ducks. There's a playground for children which is quite popular. The flower garden is also nice.”

“Birmingham beach and fun fair!! What an amazing day spent with family. The beach and deck chairs are free & keep the little ones entertained and also a very good range of activities/ rides. The pool was well worth the £3 for 20 mins more then enough to cool you down 🥵”

“This is a great park! Wonderful trails for exercise. Rough for riding but great running or walking trail along the canal. It has a playground for small kids, free parking, tennis courts, wide open spaces that are great for picnics and games, pond with ducks and geese, wooded areas for exploring and a beautiful garden. We spotted a baby deer on our visit near the car park which was exciting.”