Crookes Valley Park

Lovely well kept little park in the middle of offices and houses. Well worth a walk around in your lunch time or spare time

Great place I went here on my birthday very peaceful, great for walks and also great place for photo shoot

This park been on top of my list for long time! Visit for a walk/run around any time of the year! Good for picnic and bbq on a sunny day!
A few people swimming there, might be dangerous as the council advise! Thats your personal decision if you wish to swim! There is a nice pub as well!
Plenty of benches around or you can sit on the grass and enjoy the view.
Seen people finishing there and also you can enjoy watching the ducks and their babies end of spring and early summer!

Such a wonderful place to be at! Calm and peaceful, beautiful views of the river (or pond whatever it is) with canopy of trees, which are in full bloom in all their beautiful glory.

Very accessible for wheel chair users. Links to the Sheffield museum through pleasant walk amongst shrubs and flowers,whilst absorbing a combination of historical Sheffield university buildings and modern infrastructures. On road parking available from 8:00 to 6:30 pm - pay and display. No toilet facilities in the park however there are public venues around the park such as coffee shop etc.

Absolutely lovely place, well maintained too which is difficult during these times but extra bins have been set up and just a lovely place for a walk. Water seems so well looked after too love coming here for a walk and to take photos.

A lovely escape from the hustle and bustle of Sheffield city centre! Even during the pandemic with the museum closed, there's plenty to see and explore on a sunny day. It's a shame the bins were full to overflowing on my visit, but apart from that eyesore, it's a scenic stroll. I particularly liked the intricate waterway and bridges, and the huge lake with its plentiful ducks! You might even say it's a “quacking” place to visit.