Ludwell Valley Park in Exeter: photos, reviews

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Ludwell Valley Park in Exeter is a captivating spot for nature enthusiasts and families alike. This stunning park and nature reserve, just a short distance from the city center, offers breathtaking views and a rich tapestry of flora and fauna. With its expansive fields and charming pathways, it is an ideal destination for dog walking and kite flying. While wandering through, you'll encounter cattle grazing peacefully, and you might even find a few blackberry bushes ripe for picking along the edges.

The park is thoughtfully equipped with benches for relaxing, convenient dog waste bins, and ample parking, making it easy for visitors to unwind. Children will enjoy exploring the park's natural wonders, and pet owners can feel comfortable bringing their furry companions along. Just be mindful to keep dogs on leads in areas where cattle roam and remain cautious during the wetter months as some paths can become boggy. Note that the terrain is not wheelchair accessible. With its high average rating, Ludwell Valley Park promises a delightful escape into nature for all who visit.

Features

Pets allowed, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Southbrook Road

Bus stop 437 m walk

Isca College

Bus stop 491 m walk

Holly Road

Bus stop 484 m walk

Crematorium

Bus stop 109 m walk

St Pauls Close

Bus stop 407 m walk

4.7

based on 196 reviews

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4.7/5 196 reviews

Neil G

It doesn't have a lot to offer than countryside and is in Exeter. A a bit of nature on Exeters doorstep. Good to get away from the hustle and bustle.

Amanda Jayne Lodge

Lovely walks with lots of wildlife

John Burden

Commercial dog walking businesses often cause parking problems for residents of Wendover Way leading to calls for residents' parking only.

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Ludwell Valley Park in Exeter

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