Parks and recreation
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Luton has lots of parks and open spaces and, at its edge, the scenic beauty of the Chilterns.
And, if you're a golfer, we have one of the best public courses in the region.
Allotments
Allotment gardening provides a wide range of benefits to communities and the environment. To rent an allotment or to report a problem please contact our Parks department.
Find out more about allotmentsBIG Lottery funding
We were successful in its bid to The Big Lottery Fund. Find out how we'll use the money.
More about Big Lottery fundingLuton's first flagship adventure playground
The adventure playground provides stimulating, exciting and challenging play opportunities for children and young people 6 to 16 years.
More about our adventure playgroundLuton Friends of Parks and Green Spaces
As a result of the town’s long and continuous history of park improvement, 7 of our park's have a Green Flag Award.
More about Luton Friends of Parks and Green SpacesLuton's parks survey
Tell us what you think about your local park, green space or the park you visit most often, by completing this short survey.
Parks user satisfaction survey 2020Parks and open spaces
Luton has a variety of parks ranging from district park, neighbourhood park, local open space and leisure gardens.
Parks and open spaces in LutonPark sports
If you are interested in bowls, cricket or football you can play at a number of places in Luton.
More about sports in parksPlay facilities
We manage 47 playgrounds, catering for age groups ranging from four to twelve years.
Find a facility near youReport a problem
Report a problem in a park or open space including trees, grass cutting or litter in parks.
Report a problem in a park or open space