Bulwell Hall Park offers visitors the opportunity to "experience the countryside" within an inner city urban area. Covering approximately five hectares, Bulwell Hall Park skilfully combines significant wildlife with a host of recreational facilities. The park's ancient woodlands, nationally rare grasslands and fauna sit comfortably alongside an 18 hole golf course, cricket pitch, fishing lakes and a pavilion which continues to attract many visitors all year round.
 Angling
 Birdwatching
 Cricket
 Cycling
 Disability Access
 Dogs Welcome
 Football
 Golf
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 Heritage
 On Site Parking
 On Street Parking
 Public Transport
 Wildlife Areas
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With its rare habitat, Bulwell Hall Park is an excellent educational tool for those interested in wildlife and nature.
1000 acres of land of which is now Bulwell and Hucknall.
Over the years Bulwell Hall was later used as a sanatorium, an 'approved school for boys', by the armed forces, and was an Italian Prisoner of War camp before eventually being demolished in 1958.
