We look after and develop 950 hectares of open green spaces within the city, working to provide a better cleaner, safer, greener environment and quality of life for the residents of Plymouth. This equates to roughly 1170 football pitches of greenspace.
Click on the map or links in the right-hand navigation to view detailed information about our parks.
Some of our parks have been awarded the Green Flag Award.
The Green Flag Award is the national standard of excellence for parks and green spaces. The scheme recognises and rewards the best green spaces in the country. To meet the Green Flag Award standard, green spaces need to be healthy welcoming places that are safe and secure, clean and well-maintained and sustainable. The management of the green space must involve the community, pay attention to conservation and heritage and include marketing of the site.
We currently hold Green Flag Awards for:
- Hoe Park
- West Hoe Park
- Freedom Fields Park
- Devonport Park
- Tothill Park
- Ham Woods Local Nature Reserve
- Central Park
We're working towards Green Flags for other sites too - watch this space!
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