Victoria Park
🏟 Playground & park · Stonehouse / Millbridge, Plymouth
Victoria Park
A six-hectare park north of Stonehouse with a large, accessible central playground including a trampoline, climbing frames and inclusive equipment.
🕑 Opening & entry
🌱 Open 24 hours · Free · No booking needed
About Victoria Park
Victoria Park is a good-sized park of around six hectares immediately north of the Stonehouse area of Plymouth, in the Millbridge neighbourhood. At its heart is a large playground with plenty for children of different ages, including a trampoline, ball court, climbing frames, a tyre swing, gym equipment, talk tubes, a sound wheel and funky litter bins, alongside a chess and draughts board bench. The park places a strong emphasis on inclusive play, with a wheelchair see-saw, a wheelchair-accessible roundabout and a DDA swing seat, and all paths are tarmac and flat so that pram and wheelchair users can reach every part of the park. Beyond the playground there is a multi-use games area made up of a full-size lined basketball court and a five-a-side football pitch enclosed by a gated fence, plus large areas of flat grassland that are ideal for ball games and informal play. The site has historic interest too, having been used by American soldiers during the Second World War, and it now features a steel loop sculpture known as Moor. The park is open 24 hours a day, is free to use, and is managed by Plymouth City Council.
⭐ What makes this place special
- Multi-use games area (basketball court and five-a-side pitch)
- Large areas of flat grassland for ball games
- Chess and draughts board bench
🏞 Facilities
- Free entry
- Accessibility: All paths are tarmac and flat, allowing pram and wheelchair users to access all areas; playground has a wheelchair see-saw, roundabout and DDA swing seat
🧒 Ages & play
- Trampoline
- Climbing frames
- Tyre swing
- Gym equipment
- Wheelchair see-saw
- Roundabout
- DDA swing seat
- Talk tubes
- Sound wheel
📍 Nearby places to play
- Central Park · approx 0.8 miles · Pennycomequick / Peverell
- Devonport Park · approx 0.8 miles · Devonport
- Blockhouse Park · approx 1.0 miles · Stoke
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❓ Frequently asked questions
Is Victoria Park free?
Yes. Victoria Park is managed by Plymouth City Council, is open 24 hours a day and is free to use.
What is in the playground?
The large central playground has a trampoline, climbing frames, a tyre swing, a ball court, gym equipment, talk tubes and a sound wheel, plus inclusive equipment including a wheelchair see-saw, roundabout and DDA swing seat.
Are there toilets and a cafe?
We do not have confirmed details of on-site toilets or a cafe at Victoria Park. Check the Plymouth City Council park page for the latest facilities.
Where is Victoria Park?
It is north of the Stonehouse area of Plymouth, in Millbridge, accessed off Alexandra Road.
Is the playground good for toddlers and wheelchair users?
Yes. The playground includes inclusive equipment such as a wheelchair see-saw, roundabout and DDA swing seat, and all paths are flat tarmac suitable for prams and wheelchairs.