Allotments

The Council provides 3,300 allotment plots in the city, to encourage people to take up gardening and benefit from the satisfaction of growing fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers.

Contact: Woodthorpe Grange, Woodthorpe Drive, Nottingham NG5 4HA

Bulwell Hall Golf Course

Bulwell Hall Golf Course is set in mature parkland. This 18-hole, par 69, 6218-yard course will satisfy the most demanding golfer and will test golfers of all abilities in beautiful open countryside.

The clubhouse offers a very warm welcome with a full catering service. The professional shop offers a comprehensive range of equipment ideal for society prizes or gifts, at very competitive prices. Teaching golfers of all ages and abilities is our speciality. Please click here for more information about Bulwell Hall Golf Course.

Bulwell Hall Park (Bulwell Hall Meadows)

Bulwell Hall Park is located five miles northwest of the city centre and offers the public the opportunity to “experience the countryside” with open grassland in an inner city urban area. The meadows cover approximately five hectares, but are considered very important, as they are characteristic of the Magnesium Limestone geological formation, which extends northwards from Nottingham to Durham. The area is considered the most southerly site of Magnesian Limestone grassland in England and in Nottinghamshire .This habitat is rare and highly fragmented with most remaining sites being small and often associated with steep slopes. This LNR also incorporates beautiful walks through ancient woodlands and a pond, which is home to many aquatic plants and is a regular breeding site for mute swans, moorhens and coots. Local residents fish the ponds regularly.