Radford Park features wide tarmac paths that are buggy and wheelchair accessible, gentle gradients, views over the tidal Hooe Lake, and an arboretum with collections of various trees and shrubs. It is also a County Wildlife Site due to the variety of waterfowl recorded there.
Radford Park is accessible by public transport with bus stops along Radford Park Road. It is also wheelchair accessible with wide tarmac paths throughout the park.
Visitors to Radford Park can expect to see rolling green hills, a lake, ruins, and a view across to Hooe Lake. The park is also home to a variety of trees and shrubs in the arboretum, as well as a diverse range of waterfowl in the lakes.
Radford Park is an ideal place for dog owners, with plenty of space for walking and a variety of wildlife to see. It is described as a great place for dog lovers and a lovely location for dog walking.
Visitors to Radford Park can enjoy a range of activities such as short loop walks, feeding ducks and swans, photography, reading, and relaxing. The park is also a great spot for family walks, picnics, playing with balls, flying kites, and observing bats at dusk.
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