The park was originally established as a 'Peace Park' following the end of the First World War.
It features a dedicated war memorial structure that remains the focal point for annual Remembrance Sunday services.
The park is recognized as a Green Flag Award site, indicating high environmental and maintenance standards.
The fishing pond is part of the local angling circuit and requires a valid permit for use.
The site includes a designated 'Sensory Garden' designed to be accessible and engaging for visitors with disabilities.
Willenhall Memorial Park is a 24-acre public green space established in 1921 to commemorate local residents who died during World War I. The park features a central lake used for licensed fishing and is managed by Walsall Council. Facilities include a multi-use games area, a bowling green, and multiple children's play zones. The landscape incorporates mature trees, formal paths, and open grass areas suitable for community events. It serves as the primary recreational hub for the Willenhall community.
The lakeside pathway overlooking the war memorial during sunset.
Bring a valid fishing license if you intend to use the pond, as spot checks occur.
Utilize the designated parking area on Pinson Road for the easiest access to the main play facilities.
Check the local council noticeboards near the main gate for information on seasonal community events or maintenance closures.
Avoid visiting during extreme wet weather as the low-lying sections of the park can become waterlogged.
Keep dogs on leads in designated play areas; remove all litter to maintain the Green Flag status.
