Entrance to Northernhay Gardens, Exeter’s oldest public park. © DS Pugh / Creative Commons
Rougemont Gardens
Northernhay Gardens
Belmont Park
Heavitree Pleasure Grounds
Haldon Forest Park
Mincinglake Valley Park
Exeter is packed with beautiful green spaces, from peaceful gardens tucked away in the city centre to large parks perfect for a sunny afternoon.
Whether you’re after a quiet spot to read a book, a place to stretch your legs on a walk, or somewhere to meet friends, the city has something for everyone.
We want to hear from you!
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Which of Exeter’s parks or outdoor spaces do you love the most?
Maybe it’s the historic Rougemont Gardens, with its scenic views of the castle.
Perhaps you prefer Northernhay Gardens, Exeter’s oldest public garden, full of flowers and peaceful corners. Belmont Park could be your top pick, known for its open spaces and family-friendly atmosphere.
Or perhaps Mincinglake Valley Park or Haldon Forest Park is your favourite escape from the city.
Take a minute to cast your vote in our poll and share your thoughts.
Do you have a favourite spot not on our list? Select “Other” and tell us in the comments – we’d love to hear about the hidden gems that make Exeter special.
Once the poll closes, we’ll share the results and highlight what makes each of these green spaces a favourite among locals.
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