Carlisle Park

Carlisle Park is a public green space in Hampton featuring mature trees, shrubs, and flowerbeds arranged throughout its grounds. The space includes tennis courts, a bowling green, a cricket pitch, football fields, and an outdoor fitness area.

The grounds were once private estate land belonging to the 9th Earl of Carlisle, George James, before being converted to public parkland. This transformation reflects a shift from private to communal recreational use.

The park serves as a gathering place for the neighborhood, where people come to spend time together and enjoy recreational activities. The well-maintained green spaces and designated areas encourage both solitary relaxation and community interaction.

The park is easily accessible with wide pathways suitable for walking and movement between different activity areas. Visitors should note that the site is open year-round, though specific facilities may have seasonal usage patterns.

The park features a Sensory Tree Trail that guides visitors through an experience designed to engage their senses with nature. It also includes a wheelchair-accessible roundabout that ensures all visitors can enjoy play equipment safely regardless of ability.