Coronavirus (COVID-19) update

Moyse’s Hall Museum and West Stow Anglo Saxon Village are open.

Leisure centres are able to re-open in a phased way from 27 July.

Abbey Gardens, Brandon Country Park, East Town Park in Haverhill, Nowton Park, and West Stow Country Park are open daily for visitors. The toilets in these parks are open. Refreshments are available only at East Town Park, Nowton Park and West Stow Country Park. Brandon Counrty Park's tea room will be open as a take away service from Monday 10 August.

The 200 play areas maintained by West Suffolk Council are all open.

Please remember:
- keep two metres apart, but where this isn’t possible keep a social distance of ‘one metre plus’, this means keeping to guidelines set out by Government such as wearing a mask
- two households of any size are able to meet indoors or outside
- people from multiple households can meet outside in groups of up to six - but two households can meet regardless of size
- more businesses can reopen including restaurants, pubs, hairdressers, libraries, museums, some leisure facilities, tourist attractions and holiday accommodation providing they follow safety guidelines.

Parks in West Suffolk

Listed below are some of the biggest parks in the area, click on the links to find out more:

Brandon Country Park, Brandon
Clare Castle Country Park, Clare
East Town Park, Haverhill
Hardwick Heath, Bury St Edmunds
Haverhill Recreation Ground, Haverhill
Nowton Park, Bury St Edmunds
West Stow Anglo Saxon Village and Country Park, West Stow
West Town Park, Haverhill

Find out more about parks in West Suffolk from: Visit Bury St Edmunds, breath of fresh air

To find out about activities in our parks, visit the What's On West Suffolk website for ideas and inspiration.

Parks in West Suffolk

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