- Location
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Rawcliffe Country Park play area
Rawcliffe Bar Country Park
Rawcliffe and Clifton Without
YO30 5RR - Description
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Play area and other outdoor activities, catering to a range of ages.
Pump bike track
The bike track is open for use and includes a series of exciting and challenging jumps, banks and turns that will be fun for all levels of off-road bike enthusiasts. There are two roughly circular tracks; a 70 metre inner track and an easier 140 metre outer track. Paths allow movement between the two routes and the rest of the area.
- Facilities
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- Children's play area
- Climbing boulder
- Pump bike track
The climbing boulder is open for use by the public all day, every day and is free of charge. It is 3m high with more than 60 square metres of climbing features. The climbing boulder is suitable for children aged 3 years of age to adults and no experience or equipment is required. It can be enjoyed by novices and more experienced climbers as it has numerous routes up and across the rock face.
The bike track is open for use and includes a series of exciting and challenging jumps, banks and turns that will be fun for all levels of off-road bike enthusiasts. There are two roughly circular tracks; a 70 metre inner track and an easier 140 metre outer track. Paths allow movement between the two routes and the rest of the area.
- Travel and parking
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Buses
Park and Ride buses to Rawcliffe Bar leave from Museum Street, outside the entrance of the Yorkshire Museum and Gardens, and run frequently throughout the day.
For up-to-date information about local bus routes see the iTravel York website.
By bike
National Cycle Route 65 runs past Rawcliffe Bar Country Park through to the city centre.
Parking
There are no council pay and display car parks close to this location.
Rawcliffe Bar Park and Ride site is adjacent to the country park, but overnight parking is not permitted and the gates to the car park are normally locked at 11.05pm (6.30pm on Sundays).
You can also use available on-street parking in the surrounding streets, showing consideration for local residents.
- Managed by
- City of York Council
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