Strawberry Lane

Armley is a inner-city area of the west of Leeds. Located just 1-mile from Leeds city centre, the area is famous for being at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution. Armley had several mills including Armley Mills – now home of the Leeds Industrial Museum.

Walking

The green space at Strawberry Lane gives you the opportunity to take a brisk walk in the fresh air. Even getting just 20-minutes of this can significantly improve your wellbeing. And it’s a great place to let your pooch off the lead for a walk!

Games

The wide open green space is the centre piece of these park. With no equipment installed, your left to use your imagination and create your own fun but that’s the beauty of this green space.

Sporty games that require striking and fielding require little equipment, like cricket, football, rugby and rounders. Alternatively, you can bring the fun with chase games such as hide and seek or tag.

Picnic

Bring a pack-up of food and drink. Whether you’re bringing it cooked from home or you’re picking up something from a supermarket (there’s on close by on Hall Lane). This green space is inviting for a family picnic.

On the edge of the park space is the Leeds Adult Learning and Armley Helping Hands organisation.

Up until 2015 this used to be the old Strawberry Lane Community Centre.

The nearest public toilet is on Crab Lane at the Malt Shovel pub.

There are rubbish and dog waste bins in the park.

Take a break one one of the several benches in the green space.

A 10-minute walk away is the Italian restaurant Sambuca serving authentic pizza and pasta.

Park for free on the residential Brooklyn Street opposite the park, LS12 2BU (Google Map Directions)

Strawberry Lane is fully accessible to a wheelchair and pushchair.