Waterfall Park

Nice spot for a sit down

Not a big place, wouldn't go especially to visit but nice place to sit for a break

Lovely scenery very clean nice place

Pleasant place for a stroll and meander. Various benches to sit on and useful information boards provided too. Nice to hear the sound of the water while you take a breather or have a picnic. It also has the last of the Victorian urinals in it, you can't miss it as it is bright red. The urinals were erected after the introduction of underground sewers in the 1890's. (That's sewers as in toilet, not as in needle n thread sewing bee, ha.) There is a plaque to 5 miners from Ayton who were killed in action in WW1. The plaque stands on a piece of railtrack from the mine. In the field alongside Waterfall Park, you can still see the remains of the Medieval ridge and furrow drainage system. Goes without saying, plenty of wildlife, though there is, regrettably, a lot of food and drink rubbish in the River Leven. Could do with a litter pick. I saw a white egret, which was very exciting and a couple of families of mallards and some baby moorhens too. Suggitts Ice Cream shop is only over the road too, so here is a pleasant place to sit to eat your purchase.

Disappointing. Not as big as it appears to be online. Not much to see.

Nice place to walk around.

What a lovely peaceful place to come and sit where you can watch the world go by ,and a very short walk father and you come to suggitts waterfall where the old mill race branched off to go to the mills through the slooth gates which is still there although not working if you continue through the kissing gate you will come to the cricket field and then the football pitch

Beautiful little spot, amazing ice cream over the road to be then enjoyed whilst at the river with the ducks

Lovely little park opposite Suggits, the perfect place to enjoy some sweets or your ice cream.It contains some interesting information boards and an old urinal from the village.

Attractive, peaceful park with some genuine historical interest, including the waterfall and a faithfully restored Victorian urinal. Detailed information boards providing lots of history about the area, as with many other points of interest in Great Ayton.