
Our aim is to develop a safe, inclusive community park where children can play, learn, and grow together. Our vision is rooted in a simple but powerful belief: inclusiveness begins at a young age. Children are not born seeing colour, religion, or difference—they learn from the environments around them. By creating a shared space that en
Our aim is to develop a safe, inclusive community park where children can play, learn, and grow together. Our vision is rooted in a simple but powerful belief: inclusiveness begins at a young age. Children are not born seeing colour, religion, or difference—they learn from the environments around them. By creating a shared space that encourages positive interaction, we can help nurture a generation that values diversity, respect, and unity.

Fenton Park serves as a meeting point for families of diverse cultures, faiths, and backgrounds. When children play together, barriers dissolve naturally. Friendships formed on swings and climbing frames are not defined by difference but by shared laughter and imagination.

Our park features a children's playground, football pitches, picnic areas, and beautiful wildlife and nature spaces. Whether you're looking for an active day out, a place to enjoy a family picnic, or a peaceful spot to connect with nature, Fenton Park offers a welcoming environment for visitors of all ages.
Come and explore, play, relax, and discover all that Fenton Park has to offer.



















Our park is home to an abundance of beautiful birdlife. Visitors can enjoy sightings of linnets, nightingales, hawfinches, bullfinches, goldfinches, chaffinches, siskins, robins and wrens. Keep your eyes on the skies and you may even catch a glimpse of a barn owl, tawny owl, buzzard or the magnificent peregrine falcon.

Our park is buzzing with pollinators and other fascinating insects, all working hard to support the local ecosystem. Look out for honey bees, bumblebees, solitary bees, moths and butterflies, hornets, hoverflies, wasps and beetles. Each plays an important role in nature's cycle.
How many different species can you spot during your visit? Ke
Our park is buzzing with pollinators and other fascinating insects, all working hard to support the local ecosystem. Look out for honey bees, bumblebees, solitary bees, moths and butterflies, hornets, hoverflies, wasps and beetles. Each plays an important role in nature's cycle.
How many different species can you spot during your visit? Keep your eyes open and see how many of these incredible creatures you can find!

Come and explore more than 100 different species of trees throughout our park. From the spectacular display of cherry blossoms in spring to the magnificent beech, there's something to admire in every season.
Discover hazel, horse chestnut, ash, elm, oak, sweet chestnut, London plane, maple, poplar, sycamore, larch, small-leaved lime and ye
Come and explore more than 100 different species of trees throughout our park. From the spectacular display of cherry blossoms in spring to the magnificent beech, there's something to admire in every season.
Discover hazel, horse chestnut, ash, elm, oak, sweet chestnut, London plane, maple, poplar, sycamore, larch, small-leaved lime and yew, to name just a few.
Whether you're a keen naturalist or simply enjoy the beauty of nature, our collection of trees offers a wonderful opportunity to explore, learn and enjoy the changing landscape throughout the year.
How many different tree species can you identify during your visit?
