Victoria Park, Northampton

Victoria Park spans 6.5 hectares with grass areas, tree belts, and two streams joining as tributaries of the River Nene through the grounds.

The Earl Spencer donated the initial parcel of land in 1898, with subsequent expansions occurring through additional land acquisitions in 1910 and 1911.

The park functions as a central gathering space for local residents, featuring recreational facilities, modern play equipment, and dedicated areas for community events.

The 2007 regeneration project introduced improved lighting systems, new footpaths, and enhanced youth facilities throughout the park grounds.

The eastern section incorporates a tributary stream of the River Nene, while Dallington Brook flows from the northwest, creating a natural water feature system.

GPS coordinates: 52.24100,-0.91000

Latest update: May 16, 2025 17:29