Abington Park
Northampton's oldest and most popular park, including Abington Park Museum, sports facilities, a cafe, flower displays, lakes, and a garden for the blind
Becket's Park
A traditional park along the banks of the River Nene, and a green gateway to the centre of Northampton
Borough Hill
An imposing feature on the eastern side of Daventry, Borough Hill has been used by humans for thousands of years and is the site of one of the largest ancient hill forts in the country
Bradlaugh Fields
A 60-hectare site opened in 1998 having been developed from a golf course into a space designed by the local community for the local community
Cracks Hill
Situated between the villages of Crick and Yelvertoft, near the Grand Union Canal, Cracks Hill offers fantastic panoramic views of north Northamptonshire, Crick and the surrounding area
Dallington Park
This pleasant 23-acre open space with large trees and shrubberies was gifted to Northampton by Messrs C.E. and T.D. Lewis in 1921
Delapre Park
One of the most beautiful public gardens in Northampton alongside open parkland of about 500 acres
Eastfield Park
This vast open space provides a pastoral retreat for the two housing estates of Eastfield and Lakeview, which lie on either side
Hunsbury Hill Park
A 38-hectare site, a few miles from the town centre, dominated by the crown of an Iron Age hill fort on the crest of Hunsbury Hill
Kingsthorpe Recreation Ground
Situated just off the Market Harborough Road, featuring a host of sports and leisure facilities
The Racecourse
More than 118 acres of recreation area in the centre of Northampton with a long tradition of being the major open space in the town for sports and events
Thornton Park
15 acres of parkland just off the Harborough Road in the north of Northampton
Towcester Watermeadows
A designated public open space forming part of the Grade II* listed Registered Park and Garden of Easton Neston estate
Upton Country Park
A large green space to the south-west of Northampton, close to the Upton estate and Sixfields complex
Victoria Park
A quiet 16-acre retreat situated within a mile of Northampton town centre in the St James district
