Ellington Park - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Sam Rowe: Lovely park. Toilets are clean. Caffe is reasonably priced and well kept. The play areas are great for the kids to enjoy. There is a model railway which looks fun though it was closed when we went. I was fascinated by the Ramsgate tunnels that apparently were dug in the 1930’s under the park all the way to the cliffs. Parking looks like it could be a challenge as it’s on street. I’m told it has a green flag award. Easily accessible with buggies and could be used by a wheelchair if you don’t mind a few hills.

5 /5 Martin Wakefield: Moved back into the area after 10 years away. Great to see the cafe is doing so well. Our dog loves his walks here, so far we have only met friendly people and dogs. The park seems to be well looked after and the bandstand looking good. Many childhood memories in this park, great to see it being used by so many.

4 /5 Karen B: A nice park on the walk between the station and the sea.

4 /5 Paliyah: Nice park, loads of benches, open space and green areas. Interesting plaques on the benches of maybe important figures that have passed away that you can have a read on. Not too far from the station

5 /5 Mark Ngavaite: A minutes walk from Ramsgate train station and the high street, so you have plenty of time to come here and relax before or after your desired outcomes. This is a gem nestled in the heart of the town. The park has a range of attractions, including a fenced play area for younger children, and a physical activity area which both children and adults can enjoy! The open grass spaces and tree-lined paths make this park popular with families and dog walkers. There is also a bowling green, an Edwardian bandstand, and a miniature railway line which runs in summer time with small steam powered trains. Access to the park is good by public transport and there is unrestricted parking for cars in nearby residential roads. The park has surfaced pathways running through it and wide access gates at the three entrances.