Colchester Castle Park

Colchester is the third largest town in Essex and the oldest capital in the UK. Castle park was built by the Normans during Roman rule, and the castle's interior walls were made of yellow mud and red bricks, primitive but showing the rights and prosperity of the time. Outside the castle, the park is lush with grass and squirrels jumping in front of you, primitive simplicity, tranquility and cozy.

The park is very beautiful and it is a typical British park. There is also a large area inside, there are slides, swings and sand for children to play, and there is a small lake where you can row in it. Don't be too comfortable to take a walk in the park or sit on the lawn and bask in the sun!

Colchester town is a very old and quiet town with a swan lake and many squirrels worth going

fab gardens and a lovely park

A great place to relax and play, don't miss it. When I was traveling with my girlfriends by chance, I saw that the park was very beautiful on the way to a certain attraction, so I told my girlfriend to find a time to come here together. The park is beautiful, typical British style, and has no elements of other places. The park can know from the outside that it is definitely not small, but only when we walk in can we deeply appreciate how big it is. We hadn't been to the end of it for a long time. There is a large field in the middle of the park. It is like a ride built specifically for parents to bring their children to play here. The slide is not suitable for me and my girlfriend, the adult body, and I can only look at the joy of children with envy. We can play on the swing, but it is not exciting enough. There is also a small lake in the park. My girlfriend and I have rowed elsewhere. So I also rowed the lake here. When rowing, the wind blew very comfortable. When we were tired from rowing, we lay on the grass of the park and bask in the warm sun, which was super pleasant. Practical TIPS: 1. 7:30-21 point per day 2. No tickets are required. Scenic Area address: Castle Park,Colchester,England