How long is the walk Jesmond Dene?
3.5 km
This 3.5 km (2.1 mile) walk takes you through the beautiful Jesmond Dene. Jesmond Dene is a unique haven of peace and tranquility for the people of Newcastle. It is a narrow wooded valley that follows the river Ouseburn between South Gosforth and Jesmond Vale.
Where is the best place to park Jesmond Dene?
Parking in Jesmond Dene There is a car park off Freeman Road near Paddy Freeman’s Pond, and another close to Pets’ Corner. Other parking at Jesmond Dene is located near Armstrong Bridge and the Visitor Centre.
Does Jesmond Dene have toilets?
Public toilets at Jesmond Dene Visitor Centre are now open to members of the public. These toilets open Monday-Friday 11:00-15:00, on a strict one in, one out basis.
How old is Jesmond Dene?
To appreciate how the valley we now call Jesmond Dene was formed, it is necessary to go back some 300 million years when this area was one vast delta.
Does Jesmond Dene have a cafe?
Jesmond Dene Café is an ideal City meeting place that brings a little piece of the Northumbrian countryside to the urban way of life. Our menu is the perfect accompaniment to the beautiful surroundings of the Dene and your time spent with us will be enhanced by the serene atmosphere and calming leafy backdrop.
Does Jesmond Dene have lights?
Inside Access (Jesmond Dene) There is not level access to the service. The lighting levels are low.
Who built Jesmond Dene?
In the 1850s, William George Armstrong (later Lord Armstrong) the armament manufacturer, acquired at various times the land which now forms Jesmond Dene. He enclosed the land and planted it with exotic trees and shrubs, laid paths and built bridges.
Who owned Jesmond Dene?
Newcastle City Council
Jesmond Dene contains a free-entry petting zoo known as “Pets’ Corner”, which has been a popular family attraction since the 1960s….
| Jesmond Dene | |
|---|---|
| Location | Newcastle upon Tyne, UK |
| OS grid | NZ261663 |
| Coordinates | 54.99°N 1.59°WCoordinates:54.99°N 1.59°W |
| Owned by | Newcastle City Council |
Is the cafe at Jesmond Dene open?
Public toilets at Jesmond Dene Visitor Centre are now open to members of the public. These toilets open Monday-Friday 11:00-15:00, on a strict one in, one out basis. Urban Green Cafe at Paddy Freemans is open every day from 10am – 3.30pm.
What is the building opposite Jesmond Dene House?
The Banqueting Hall to St Mary’s Chapel Cross Jesmond Dene Road opposite the Banqueting Hall and enter a small copse by the wooden gate provided. The copse, a small Dene formed by the course of a stream called the Moor Crook Letch, contains the remains of the Chapel of Our Lady of Jesmond or St. Mary’s Chapel.