Nature reserves, parks & green spaces in Stoke-on-Trent

Berryhill Fields

Urban park· 438 ha

Park Hall Country Park

Urban park· 320 ha

Chatterley Whitfield Heritage Country Park

Urban park· 173 ha

Whitfield Valley Local Nature Reserve

Urban park· 151 ha

Trentham Golf Club

Golf course· 108 ha

Springfields Short

Urban park· 96 ha

Turnhurst Jubilee Woods

Urban park· 91 ha

WHITFIELD VALLEY

Whitfield Valley is a 91-hectare Local Nature Reserve located in Stoke-on-Trent, West Midlands, England. Visitors can explore diverse habitats including woodlands and meadows, with opportunities to see wildlife such as butterflies, birds, and small mammals.

Nature reserve· 91 ha

Central Forest Park

Urban park· 86 ha

Cockster Brook Community Park

Urban park· 84 ha

Florence Country Park

Urban park· 75 ha

Westport Lake Park

Urban park· 64 ha

BERRYHILL FIELDS

Berryhill Fields is a Local Nature Reserve in Stoke-on-Trent, covering 63 hectares. This area is characterized by grassland and wetland habitats, attracting a variety of wildlife, including amphibians and birds, with trails for walking.

Nature reserve· 63 ha

Hartshill Park

Urban park· 63 ha

Grange Park

Urban park· 60 ha

The Oaks

Broadleaved· 48 ha

Bev Park

Urban park· 40 ha

Festival Park

Urban park· 40 ha

Burslem Golf Course

Urban park· 40 ha

Mount Pleasant Recreation Ground

Urban park· 37 ha

Burslem Golf Course

Golf course· 34 ha

Hanley Park

Urban park· 34 ha

Queen's Park

Urban park· 32 ha

Sneyd Hill Park

Urban park· 32 ha

Fen Park

Urban park· 31 ha

COYNEY WOODS

Coyney Woods is a 30-hectare Local Nature Reserve located in Stoke-on-Trent, West Midlands. The reserve comprises ancient woods and diverse habitats, attracting butterflies, birds, and a variety of wildlife for visitors to observe.

Nature reserve· 30 ha

WESTPORT LAKE

Westport Lake is a 29-hectare local nature reserve in Stoke-on-Trent, West Midlands, England. It features wetlands and grasslands that attract various bird species, making it a popular spot for birdwatching and walking along scenic lakeside paths.

Nature reserve· 29 ha

Parkhall Country Park

Broadleaved· 28 ha

Mitchell Park

Urban park· 26 ha

Hanley Park

Grade II* registered historic park and garden

Historic· 25 ha

Tunstall Park

Urban park· 23 ha

Florence Greenway

Urban park· 22 ha

Fenton Park

Urban park· 22 ha

Hulton Abbey Park

Urban park· 22 ha

Monks-Neil Park

Urban park· 18 ha

Queen's Park, Longton

Grade II* registered historic park and garden

Historic· 18 ha

Tunstall Park

Urban park· 17 ha

Coronation Gardens

Urban park· 16 ha

Magdalen Road Plots

Urban park· 15 ha

Chatterley Whitfield Heritage Country Park

Plantation· 15 ha

Parkhall Country Park

Broadleaved· 15 ha

Festival Park

Broadleaved· 15 ha

Westport Lake Park

Urban park· 14 ha

HARTSHILL PARK

Hartshill Park is a Local Nature Reserve of 14 hectares located in Stoke-on-Trent, West Midlands. This area includes woodlands and grasslands, providing a habitat for birds, butterflies, and small mammals, alongside walking paths for visitors.

Nature reserve· 14 ha

Glebedale Park

Urban park· 13 ha

Burslem Park

Urban park· 13 ha

Birch Wood - Broadleaved woodland

Broadleaved· 12 ha

VICTORIA PARK, TUNSTALL

Grade II registered historic park and garden

Historic· 11 ha

Broadleaved woodland near Birches Head

Broadleaved· 10 ha

HARTSHILL CEMETERY (ALSO KNOWN AS STOKE CEMETERY)

Grade II registered historic park and garden

Historic· 10 ha