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.
Alexandra Park is located on the brow of the hill between Keyham and Keyham Barton and was opened in 1907 by Devonport Council
Astor Park is a medium sized park (1.3 hectares) in the Cattedown area of Plymouth
Beaumont Park was the vision of Reverend Thomas Bewes who owned Beaumont House (built in 1800) which borders the park
Blockhouse Park is one of the highest points in the city (70m) offering spectacular views of Dartmoor, Plymouth Sound and over the River Tamar to Bodmin Moor
Information about Central Park, the largest park in Plymouth
Dean Cross Park in Plymstock is a short walk from the Broadway shopping centre
Devil's Point Park offers spectacular views from the southern tip of the Stonehouse peninsula across the Hamoaze to Mount Edgcumbe in Cornwall and across the Sound to Drake's Island and beyond
Devonport park sits between the communities of Devonport, Stoke, Morice Town and Keyham
Downfield open space is a nine hectare expanse of greenspace which offers views north to the southern edge of Dartmoor National Park
Efford Valley is a good sized greenspace looking over to the River Plym and Saltram, in the heart of the community of Efford
Freedom Fields is one of Plymouth's most historic parks
Harewood Park is located on the site of the original Harewood Manor House which was partially destroyed by fire in 1985
Formerly known as Hartley Pleasure Gardens, Hartley Park offers views north east to Dartmoor National Park
Kit Hill Park is a medium sized park in the Barne Barton area of Plymouth
Linear Park is located between the areas of Keyham and Ford in Plymouth
Moorview Park is a pocket sized park just east of Mutley Plain with paths, a stage, a sensory garden and seating.
Mount Gould Park is located above the River Plym with panoramic views out over the water or mudflats depending on the state of the tide
Mount Wise Park is at the southern edge of Devonport
Mutley Park is located on the site of the former Mutley House and grounds
Newnham Meadows are a ten hectares expanse of greenspace more akin to a nature reserve
Patna Park measures two hectares in the Stonehouse area of Plymouth
Peacock Meadow sits astride the Tory Brook in the Newnham area of Plympton
A large open public space with unbeatable views across Plymouth Sound
Pathfields is a large greenspace measuring 11 hectares and includes wildflower areas, a woodland, hedgerows and extensive fields
With rolling green hills, an arboretum, a lake, ruins and a view across to Hooe Lake, Radford Park makes a lovely day out
St Levan Park lies at the bottom of St Levan Valley
Thorn Park is a formal square surrounded by grand Victorian housing and with a variety of trees present
Tothill Park is a good sized park (6.7 hectares) in the St Judes area of Plymouth
Trefusis Park, known to locals as 'Tippy Park', is located in Compton Vale and extends down to Lipson Vale
Victoria Park is a good sized park (six hectares) immediately north of the Stonehouse area of Plymouth
West Hoe Park is in a wonderful setting - overlooking Plymouth Sound to the south and the backdrop of a huge limestone cliff to the north