Holden Park (AKA Oakworth Park), Keighley

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Address: Colne Road/Keighley Road, Oakworth, Keighley, BD22 7PB.

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Opening times: All the time 

 

Admission: Free

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Detail: The Park was once the site of the house and gardens of Sir Isaac Holden, who was an inventor, manufacturer and Member of Parliament. He is responsible for the building of the caves and grottoes that you can still find in the park, as well as his original summerhouse, which has been restored. Only the portico remains from the original house and the site of the house is now instead a well-kept bowling green.

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Wheelchair/Pram friendly: The lower paths within the park are wheel friendly. There are some higher paths that overlook the park that are not wheel friendly and are reached via steps.

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Additional activities: The park is a really unique place to explore and you can have great fun playing hide and seek in the many of the nooks and crannies. There is also a little playground to enjoy and woodland to explore, on footpaths, at the back of the park.

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Parking and any fees:  Limited free parking can be found to the left of the park gates.

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Facilities and refreshment options: There are no toilets or refreshment options in the park. However there are options to eat close by in Oakworth.