A traditional English park where community, nature, and heritage come together to create lasting memories for all generations.
Discover the heart of our community
Marsh Park serves as the cornerstone of community life in Brierley Hill, providing a beautiful, accessible green space where residents can connect with nature, participate in community activities, and preserve our rich heritage for future generations.
To maintain Marsh Park as a premier destination for recreation, education, and community engagement while preserving its historical significance and natural beauty for the benefit of all Dudley residents.
Something for everyone to enjoy
Modern, safe playground equipment suitable for children of all ages, featuring slides, swings, and climbing frames.
Well-maintained paths perfect for leisurely strolls, jogging, or walking your dog through our beautiful landscape.
Designated picnic spots with tables and benches, perfect for family gatherings and outdoor dining.
Participate in our community gardening program and help maintain the park's beautiful flower beds and green spaces.
Regular community events, live music performances, and seasonal celebrations at our historic bandstand.
Capturing the beauty of Marsh Park
A journey through time
Marsh Park was established as a gift to the community of Brierley Hill, providing a much-needed green space for recreation and community gatherings.
The park flourished during the interwar period, becoming a hub for community events, concerts, and family activities.
After the war, the park was restored and expanded, introducing new facilities and modern amenities while preserving its traditional character.
Recent decades have seen significant improvements in accessibility, sustainability, and community programming, ensuring the park meets modern needs.
Today, Marsh Park continues to serve as a vital community resource, balancing tradition with innovation to meet the needs of future generations.
Learning and growing together
Interactive sessions about local wildlife, plant identification, and environmental conservation for schools and community groups.
Hands-on gardening sessions teaching sustainable practices, seasonal planting, and community garden maintenance.
Guided tours exploring the park's rich history, architectural features, and cultural significance to the local community.
Creative workshops inspired by nature and park themes, including painting, photography, and seasonal craft activities.
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Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council
The Council House, Priory Road
Dudley, DY1 1HF
David Snape