A lovely well kept sunny spot, ideal for small picnics, those in the community that do not have gardens themselves, quiet spot to met and talk to friends and young families to enjoy the play park. A real gem to have. Hope it never gets tarnished.
Beautiful place for a picnic and paddling but bring water shoes as it's very rocky, also bread for the ducks , it's well kept and very clean with a little cafe but doesn't take card so cash only , beautiful place highly recommend
A wonderful green space in Louth, well cared for and clearly much loved by the community that maintain it.
Children's Play area.
Picnic benches.
A kiosk serving tea coffee and soft drinks.
Grandson loves it here, borrowed a net and did some dipping in the Brook.. Cafe was open too which is a brilliant bonus we sat with ice lollies in the sunshine 🌞 cheap cheerful fun afternoon
A wonderful oasis. Whenever we are in Louth we pop in. Small park, seats and access to the river / stream. We often take a picnic, have a few games of hide and seek.
Well kept garden and lots of seating..lovely place for sitting in sun eating a picnic..also 2 little play areas for children..😊
Lovely place to take youngsters, some equipment for younger children and older play equipment too. Lovely gardens upkept by volunteers. Supervision required for little ones as the Ludd runs through on one side. Lots of seating available. A great place for a picnic too.
Spout Yard is an open space open to the public but it is not a public park. It is a volunteer, community run garden open from 9.00am approximately to dusk. The gates are padlocked at other hours and often in bad weather. It borders the River Lud and sometimes has open exhibitions in a small modern b
Great place for the children, lovely little canal running through the bottom of the park. Thankyou to the lovely lady who takes care of the little duckilings, making sure they dont venture far from mammy duck, my grandson was enthralled by this ladies very important job!
A friendly space to relax while children play amongst the plants and secret spaces.
Consider bringing a towel spare clothes because children are drawn instantly to the steps leading into the steam.
There are lots of crayfish, water voles, birds, and even on rare occasions visits by otters.
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