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Welcome to Wyndham Park
Wyndham Park lies on the banks of the River Witham just to the north of Grantham Town Centre. It offers a wide range of facilities for young and old and proudly holds the Green Flag Award.
In 2020 Wyndham Park was awarded Green Heritage Site Accreditation. For more information click here.
The park has also benefited from the protection afforded by the Fields In Trust 'Centenary Fields'.
To find out more please click here.
The main features of the park are:
| Riverside walk | Toddlers Play Area |
| Visitor Centre | Tennis Courts |
| Sensory Garden | Cycle Hire |
| Bowling Green | Model Boat Lake |
| Playing Fields | Tea Rooms |
| Paddling Pool |
Latest News
Green Flag 2023 - 2024
The Wyndham Park Forum are delighted that Wyndham Park has retained both it's Green Flag and the Green Heritage Site Acreditation for 2023 - 2024.
Read the Press Release from SKDC Grantham parks voted among the best in the country
Read the information from the Green Flag Awards 2,216 parks and green spaces across UK to fly Green Flag Award with pride
Information about facilitities
The Visitor Centre opening hours vary:
October Opening Hours:
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays : 11am – 3pm
The toilets are open 7 days a week from 9am until 4.15pm.
The pay per play model boats are temporarily out of order
As part of National Civic Day on Saturday 17th June 2023 we have created a short guided tour of Wyndham Park. These are still avaialable to download
You can download a PDF file here A short guided tour of Wyndham Park
Forthcoming Events
SAVE THE DATES
No immediate events planned for the summer.
Heroes Commemorative Orchard latest
The Wyndham Park Forum has been fundraising to create a commemorative orchard in the middle of Grantham. The campaign is now complete having reached a total of £12,816.
The project can be viewed HERE
View our WILDLIFE FOOTAGE from the orchard!
There are at least 5 different foxes frequenting these foxholes. Footage wil be uploaded regularly.
There is also a Facebook page for Heroes Commemorative Orchard.
The Wyndham Park Forum is still accepting donations towards the sustainability of this project. Please contact the WPF secretary Elizabeth Bowskill:
EMAIL or text/call 07840 240 854
Sensory Garden update
Isaac’s Apple – the central feature sculpture of the hand holding an apple has finally collapsed due to rot and decay (the wood was a Horse Chestnut tree –which did have disease, and so it’s decay was inevitable) the dry summer and wasps mining away internally has not helped. The Wyndham Park Forum have submitted a funding bid and more news will be updated here when we know the outcome.
Read The Story of the Sensory Garden
The Sensory Garden on launch day in July 2010
