Golden Acre Park Leeds Virtual Walking Tour Adel Bramhope West Yorkshire England UK 4K 🇬🇧

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Golden Acre Park Information:
Golden Acre Park is an incredible 179 acres of mature woodlands and gardens surrounding a beautiful lake.
Set between Leeds popular northern suburbs Adel and Bramhope. Golden Acre Park comes alive with nature's vibrant colours throughout the spring and autumn.
The park is home to wild birds, rabbits and squirrels. You may get lucky and spot the resident deer roaming!
How long is the walk around Golden Acre Park?
Golden Acre Park is a great place for a short walk, you can head out around the lake (1.5km). This is a fairly easy route, and will take an average of 41 min to complete.
Or if you are wanting something a bit longer expand it through the woods (2.9km). This will take around an hour and 20 or so to complete.
What Animials Are At Golden Acre Park?
Golden Acre Park is a pretty busy place for birds! This is due to the amount of woodland and water at Golden Acre, and also the green surrounding area (Breary March, Pauls Pond, Adel Nature Reserve). You may be lucky enough to see one of the following: waterfowl, migrant warblers, Eurasian Nuthatch, Eurasian Moorhen, Eurasian Coot, Tufted Duck and Great Crested Grebe. And don't forget Swans and Geese.
Two other animals you are likely to see a lot of are dogs, and squirrels. Dogs due to Golden Acre being a great place to go for a walk. And Squirrels because of the woodland, and abundance of nature loving people. These squirrels are not like your usual woodland animals. They are particularly confident!
History of Golden Acre Park
Golden Acre Park was once a privately owned amusement park. Built by Frank Thompsond and opened in 1932 it had a swimming pool, miniature railway, boating lake, zoo and music tower.
The amusement park however was only open for 6 years before closing due to the Second World War. It was taken over by Leeds City Council in 1945 and half of the boating lake was filled in.
The park’s swimming pool, the Blue Lagoon, was popular with families and remained open until the early 1960’s. Now a distant memory, it is buried in the woods near the Duck Hut at Wildfowl Lake.
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48:46 LOL random dog chasing squirrels. Squirrel!

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I know, that dog just appeared out of nowhere. It scared all of the squirrels away whilst I was trying to film them 🤪☕👍