Ropner Park

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Fully restored to its Victorian splendour, Ropner Park is a real delight at any time of year. You can stroll by the lakeside or along tree-lined avenues and admire the beautiful floral displays. There’s a fabulous play area, tennis courts, bowls club and large grassed areas for games and picnics.

The splendid pavilion houses a café and toilets. The café is run by the Friends of Ropner Park, who also organise a programme of concerts on the bandstand and run other events in the park. The Friends have made a big contribution to the restoration and on-going success of the park, and they welcome new members.

Visit the Friends of Ropner Park website for events and further information.

Directions

Main entrance on Hartburn Lane (A1027) with other entrances on Hartburn Avenue, Marlborough Road and Balmoral Terrace. For cyclists and walkers, the park is a very short distance from the Castle Eden Walkway. Car parking on Hartburn Lane and Marlborough Road.

Information on Accessibility

Accessible Toilets	Designated Disabled Parking	Surfaced Paths
Yes	Yes	Yes

Opening Times

Summer (21 March to 21 October): 6am to 9pm

Winter (21 October to 21 March): 6am to 5pm

Ropner Park Cafe

Monday to Friday: 10.30am - 3pm

Saturday and Sunday: 10.30am - 4pm

The cafe is managed by Friends of Ropner Park and is subject to opening times changing at short notice. Contact Friends of Ropner Park Cafe on 01642 633767 for information.

Ropner Park Bowling Club

Monday to Saturday: 1pm - 4pm

Sunday: Closed

Telephone: Ropner Park Bowling Club 01642 672202