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Description
Nestled in the heart of Gateshead, Saltwell Park is one of Britain's finest examples of a Victorian park and a perfect place for the whole family to enjoy. Its historical and peaceful grounds have earned many awards such as Green Flag and Britain's Best Park. Relax and unwind in the beautiful green space. Saltwell Park was declared as 'The People's Choice' in 2018 for the second year in a row. The award by Keep Britain Tidy followed a public vote and makes Saltwell Park among the top 10 in the country - and the only park in the north of England to hold this award.
Birds have always been important to Saltwell Park. For generations families have gathered at the lake for the enjoyment of feeding the ducks. Over 70 species of birds have been recorded in the Park - ranging from wildfowl like Cygne tuberculé, Bernache du Canada and Bernache nonnette to common resident birds such as Merle noir, Mésange bleue and Rougegorge familier.
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Saltwell Park is located one mile south of Gateshead town centre in between Low Fell and Saltwell. The park can be accessed from the main Durham Road (A167). The park is easily accessible by foot from many areas of Gateshead. A walk from the centre of Gateshead will take around 30 minutes. The park has entrances on East Park Road, West Park Road, Saltwell Road South, Saltwell View and Joicey Road.
By car: Postcode NE8 4SF will take you direct to the car park. The car and coach park is accessed from Durham Road (A167) via Joicey Road. The car park is free all year round. By bus: The buses 53 and 54 run regularly from Gateshead Interchange to Saltwell Park.
There are numerous pathways in and around the park which are suitable for wheelchair users.