East End Park is a Victorian Park managed by the Parks and Countryside Service, part of the City Development Department, Leeds City Council.
East End Park offers a diverse range of sporting and leisure facilities for all age ranges, including; bowling greens, tennis courts, football pitches, basketball court, playground, teen shelter and new multi-use games area.
There are plenty of open spaces in the park and areas of well established woodland create a diversity of habitat and interest. There are also formal seating areas amongst the newly established rose and shrub beds.
East End Park is the perfect place to relax and have a picnic lunch.
The Friends of East End Park are an established community group who contribute to the development and improvement of the park.
Access
East End park is accessible.
Getting to East End Park
Buses to and from Leeds City Centre to Richmond Hill, East End Park - Number 62.