From Roundhay Park, one of the biggest city parks in Europe, to Park Square, arguably one of the smaller, Leeds is home to an abundance of green spaces.
But having that many to choose from might make actually deciding where to go a bit harder.
Yorkshire Evening Post took a look at what previous visitors had to say when reviewing our city's parks on Google, and listed 11 of the best ones in the city to help our readers find their perfect summer spot:
1. Temple Newsam Park - 4.7/5
Anne Stagg said: "The grounds really are magnificent! I love the walled garden and the many paths which lead around the estate. We also visited the tea rooms for a late lunch-friendly staff and lovely food; generous portion sizes too. You can explore the grounds for free but there are charges to visit the house, farm and Go Ape (we passed this as we headed back to eat-looks like great fun!). Parking is free except for the carpark nearest the drive in entrance which is £4.70; this can be paid online or by visiting the gift shop." | Tony Johnson Photo: Tony Johnson
2. Bramley Fall Park - 4.5/5
Simon Pears said: "Love this place for a stroll. A bit of everything. Open fields. A path that loops round under tree and drops down by the canal. There is a trim trail for the kids enroute and a playground at the top to reward the kids after the walk. Beautiful inner city stroll." | Google Photo: Google
3. Woodhouse Moor - 4.4/5
Kulwant Suman said: "Kids loved, and we had picnic after riding their bikes. Can't rate this Hyde Park as wheelchair access was extremely hard and no disabled parking available. I had to park across, and one of the roads, which was not great. The clean or maintenance of the park was not great." | YPN Photo: YPN
4. Middleton Park - 4.6/5
Alzubaidi Aly said: "The picnic area is strategically situated within the park, offering visitors a tranquil spot to relax and enjoy the scenic beauty. Whether you're looking to have a peaceful afternoon with your loved ones or gather with friends for a fun-filled picnic, Middleton Park's picnic area provides ample space and facilities to accommodate everyone's needs." | Wade’s Charity Photo: Wade’s Charity
5. Meanwood Park - 4.7/5
Prijo Mathews said: "Meanwood Park is a beautiful and peaceful oasis in the heart of Leeds. The park has well-maintained walking paths, plenty of open green spaces, and scenic views. It's a great place to go for a walk, have a picnic, or just relax and enjoy the fresh air. There are also several facilities available, such as playgrounds, basketball courts, tennis courts, a plenty of kids playing area and a nice old bridge to walk over. I highly recommend Meanwood Park to anyone looking for a peaceful escape in the city." | ugc Photo: ugc
6. Golden Acre Park - 4.7/5
Michael Hall said: "We've been going here for years now. Lovely park that's bigger than you think. Lots of different areas to explore. A great place to visit in any season. Nice café on site too. It's sometimes difficult to find parking though." | Yorkshire Post Newspapers Photo: Tony Johnson/Yorkshire Post Newspapers