Sandford Park

Arranged toward the finish of the High Street, Sandford Park is one of Cheltenham's lesser known fortunes. It is all around utilized by numerous as a charming course to work, or for calm coffee breaks in the sun. The recreational side of the recreation centre, crosswise over College Road and adjoining Sandford lido, is well known for picnics and amusements, and furthermore has an extensive play zone and toilets. The fancy side of the recreation centre is partitioned into three areas.

A winding way prompts the relaxing course pools and the River Chelt. The falls are a well known preparing ground for ducklings in the springtime and in the event that you are fortunate, you may get a look at a neighbourhood kingfisher. The Annecy Gardens, named after one of Cheltenham's twin towns, are toward the north side of the recreation centre, and the Italian Gardens, finish with depressed pool and wellsprings, mislead the west.

The name Sandford is gotten from the sandy soil and the old portage over the creek. Composed by the scene engineer Milner White, Sandford Park was procured by the ward committee in 1927. Since that date, various changes have been made, the latest being the spreading out of the Twinning Gardens. Highlights in the recreation centre incorporate Unwins Fountain, an elaborate lake, rockery and the Friendship Circle. The recreation centre is home to a scope of flying creature life and is outstanding for its squirrels, huge numbers of which are very manageable.