Bradmore Recreation Ground
🏟 Playground & park · Bradmore, Wolverhampton
Bradmore Recreation Ground
A quiet, green neighbourhood recreation ground in Bradmore with a small fenced play area, free tennis courts, basketball and a football pitch.
🕑 Opening & entry
🌱 Open daily; City of Wolverhampton Council parks open from 7.30am with seasonal closing times (around 5pm in winter, up to about 9pm in midsummer) · Free · No booking needed
About Bradmore Recreation Ground
Bradmore Recreation Ground is a local authority green space on Church Road in Bradmore, in the south-west of Wolverhampton. Managed by City of Wolverhampton Council, it is a quiet, leafy recreation ground tucked between residential streets, offering plenty of open grass for families and ball games. At its heart is a small but well-equipped fenced children's play area where younger children can play safely away from the road. Alongside the playground, the ground has three well-maintained tennis courts with free 24-hour access, an informal basketball area with a hoop, a football pitch and outdoor adult fitness equipment, making it a genuine all-ages space. The nearby Bradmore Crown Green Bowling Club sits adjacent to the grounds. A small car park serves visitors, and the generally calm, green setting makes it popular with local families, walkers and those wanting a casual kickabout or hit of tennis close to home. Entry is free and the ground is open daily in line with the council's standard parks opening hours.
⭐ What makes this place special
- Fenced children's play area
- Tennis courts (free, 24-hour access)
- Informal basketball area with hoop
- Football pitch
- Outdoor gym equipment
- Car park
🏞 Facilities
- Free entry
- Parking: Small on-site car park (around 10 spaces)
🧒 Ages & play
- Fenced children's play area
- Outdoor adult fitness equipment
📍 Nearby places to play
- Bantock Park · approx 0.6 miles · Finchfield / Bradmore
- West Park · approx 1.5 miles · Whitmore Reans
- Phoenix Park · approx 1.5 miles · Blakenhall
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❓ Frequently asked questions
Is Bradmore Recreation Ground free to visit?
Yes. Bradmore Recreation Ground is a free, public recreation ground managed by City of Wolverhampton Council.
Does it have a children's playground?
Yes. There is a small, fenced children's play area within the recreation ground, suitable for younger children.
What other facilities are there?
There are three tennis courts with free 24-hour access, an informal basketball hoop, a football pitch and outdoor adult fitness equipment.
Is there parking?
Yes. There is a small on-site car park with around 10 spaces on Church Road.
When is it open?
It is open daily. City of Wolverhampton Council parks generally open from 7.30am and close in the evening, with earlier closing in winter than in summer.