The park was landscaped from the remnants of an old sandstone quarry, and grew from such humble beginnings into a majestic example of Victorian landscaping, complete with what has been labelled ‘The second largest mausoleum in the world’ (after the Taj Mahal) which is a spectacular folly worthy of visiting in its own right, the old, original Palm House, now... More

The view of Lancaster from the memorial is stunningly different every day. The park is beautifully kept and there always seems to be something going on, dog shows, outdoor theater, music, battle re-enactments(!) A trip to the park is my dogs favourite day out!! More

We had lunch in Lancaster and walked from the centre of town up to Williamson Park, amazing views from the top of the Park and the Butterfly house is worth a visit. More

This park is fantastic. The view from the top of the Memorial is wonderful, well worth the climb. Excellent. More

We went for a walk here on sunday morning. The Ashton memorial is very impressive. Such a lovely relaxing place. More

Williamson's Park is kept lovely and clean, there is a good park with lots of things for kids to play on. Lots of grassy areas to play football (with a toddler - not football pitch size!). More

Lots to see - great views- butterfly house is a must!! More

Willaimson Park is a very pretty park hign on the outskirts of Lancaster. It has a range of paths and walks and some fantastic views of Morcambe Bay and the Lake District. There is a Butterfly House which is well worth a visit, a cafe and the Ashton Memeorial, a beautiful building which makes a wonderful and memorable Wedding Venue... More

Williamson Park has great views across Morecambe bay and on a clear day you can see the Cumbrian mountains, There are paths and large areas of grass, suitable for picnics. There's a playground, a cafe and a butterfly house. It is one of the reasons I love Lancaster. More