The park originated from land gifted to the local urban district council by the Sanders family in the early 20th century.
The park underwent a significant £1 million restoration project in the early 2010s funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
It contains a dedicated memorial site reflecting the town's local history.
The park's layout integrates a mix of mature tree-lined paths and open recreational fields.
Sanders Park is Bromsgrove's primary public green space, situated along the Kidderminster Road. The park features a dedicated children's play area and a sensory garden designed for accessibility. It provides multiple sports facilities, including basketball courts and tennis courts. Wide, paved footpaths wind through established woodland and manicured lawn areas. The site is managed by the Bromsgrove District Council and functions as a focal point for local outdoor community events. It hosts a dedicated skate park area alongside traditional park amenities like benches and picnic tables.
The elevated central pathways overlooking the main park field and floral displays.
Bring sports equipment like basketballs or tennis rackets to utilize the free courts.
Check the official council website for seasonal event schedules, such as outdoor theatre or funfairs, which occasionally occupy the main field.
Utilize the designated sensory garden area for a quieter, more enclosed nature experience.
Do not attempt to park directly on the grass verges near the Kidderminster Road entrance.
Keep dogs under control and clear up after them; dispose of all litter in the provided bins to maintain the green flag status environment.
