Meersbrook Park

Situated on a steep hillside about 2 miles outside the city centre, Meersbrook Park covers approximately 17.845 hectares, with rolling grass areas and a large amount of mature woodlands.

It offers stunning views of the city, a walled garden and Bishops' House, one of the oldest buildings in Sheffield.

Further facilities in the park include Meersbrook Hall – where a range of community courses are provided, a bowling green, skate bowl, community building, youth shelter, dog free zone, multi-use games area all-weather football pitch and a trim trail.

It's also part of the 15-mile Sheffield Round Walk.

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Monday - Sunday: Open 24 Hours

Four people are sat on the grass at Meersbrook Park in the sun. In the distance you can see Sheffield city centre.

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The park was originally the private grounds to Meersbrook Hall, but following acquisition in 1886 the park became public and provided much needed breathing and recreational space in a rapidly expanding part of Sheffield.

On snowy days the steep slope attracts people from across the city to experience high speed and hair-raising tobogganing.

The Walled Garden is open to explore at certain times during the week- have a look at the latest Opening Times here.

The Meersbrook Park Users Trust (MPUT) is a group of local volunteers who work closely with the local community and council to help preserve the park and drive improvements: www.meersbrookpark.co.uk

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