Our parks

Allison Trainer Park lies adjacent to Littleboy Park in Thornaby and includes a replica of the town's famous Five Lamps.

With its wildflower meadows, reed-beds, ponds, marsh and woodland, Billingham Beck Valley Country Park is a great place to enjoy nature right on the doorstep of Billingham and Norton.

Black Bobbies Field is a delightful spot on Thornaby's riverside which includes a mixture of meadow, reedbeds and scrub.

A popular site for walking and angling in Billingham, and for bird watchers there is always plenty to see on the lakes or in the woodland.

There's plenty to discover around this park's woodlands, meadows, wetlands, ponds and lake. Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park also provides a fantastic viewpoint overlooking the surrounding countryside and Tees estuary.

This attractive stretch of green space alongside Lustrum Beck in Oxbridge, includes a multi-use games area, a small play area suitable for very young children, outdoor gym equipment and a mini orchard.

Stretching from Ragworth in the west to Tilery in the east, Great North Park is made up of several green spaces including Norton Grange Marsh, Primrose Hill Park and Tilery Park.

A small area of woodland, adjacent to the Old River Tees in Thornaby.

Lovely woodlands near Whitton village with rolling countryside to the north-west of Stockton.

There's plenty to do in the popular John Whitehead Park, just a stone's throw from Billingham Town Centre.

A delightful small park in Thornaby, complete with a play area, tennis courts and attractive tree avenues.

A beautiful landscaped park with fine mature trees, woodlands and meadows.

Preston Park Museum and Grounds is the perfect place for a wonderful family day out.

The impressive landscaped play area is the main attraction, but there is also space to enjoy nature right in the heart of Ingleby Barwick.

Ropner Park is a delight at any time of year and has been fully restored to its Victorian splendour.

Rolling meadows, wetlands and woodland, just a few minutes' walk or cycle ride from Hartburn and Ropner Park.

A hidden gem on the edge of Stillington village, with beautiful woodlands, wildflower meadows and ponds.

The Tees Heritage Park covers the stretch of countryside along the banks of the River Tees between Stockton and Yarm.

Beautiful woodlands and a finger of land enclosed within a sweeping meander of the River Tees at Thornaby.

A lovely small park in Thornaby with tree-lined footpaths, play area and play trail.