Coundon Hall Park

Coundon Hall Park is one of Coventry's newer and lesser well known parks. It is a large park with playing fields, well equipped play areas and an area of woodland.

Facilities at Coundon Hall Park:

The younger play area is fully enclosed and well equipped with the following:

• Multi-play frame with slide and rope climb

• Birds nest swing

• 2 toddler swings

• Springer

• Small roundabout

The older play area is in excellent condition and has a good variety of play equipment:

• Larger multi play frame with rope climb and monkey bars

• 6 junior swings

• 3 springboards

• Slide

• Wooden climbing frame with bridge and rope climb

• 2 seater roundabout

• Skateboard simulator

Teen area

• Basketball net

• Covered seating area

14 Football Pitches

Coventry Peace Orchard
The dream of Coventry D-Day veteran, 94 year old Dennis Davison, has finally come to fruition. For many years he has wanted to see an apple orchard planted in Coventry as a legacy to the apple orchards of Normandy where he and many others fought for peace in 1944 as part of the D-Day Campaign.

The charity he founded in 2010, Normandy Day UK, has secured funding from the people’s Postcode Lottery, Big Lottery and Heritage Lottery for a Peace orchard on a site in Coundon Hall Park.

Parking at Coundon Hall Park
There are two free car parks on site:
Waste Lane
Tamworth Road