Public Notice 13 May 2020:
The latest Government update to guidance on 11 May means that people can now exercise as much as they want outdoors and travel to places for outdoor exercise as long as they maintain the correct social distancing rules. Vehicle access to East Park remains closed until further notice. Park users travelling by car can park at Woodford Leisure Centre car park and access East Park via the rear gates.
Government guidance on playgrounds and outdoor gyms has not changed, and all of the playground and outdoor gym areas still remain closed.
We thank you for understanding our current guidance, and encourage users to enjoy our parks and other green spaces in a safe and responsible manner.
Welcome to East Park, Hull's largest park and one of the premier parks in the North of England!
East Park fully opened in 1887 to celebrate Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee. This Grade II listed park recently benefited from a council assisted lottery grant totaling £10 million and has been transformed into a vibrant green space where you can enjoy modern attractions and discover historic treasures.
There's something for everyone - you can take a stroll around 130 acres of parkland, brave a ride on our Wicksteed splash boat, visit our Animal Education Centre, visit the new library at the Pavillion and enjoy afternoon tea in the Pavillion cafe.
In addition to all of our amazing attractions, East Park is home to a wide range of Sport and Leisure activities run by local community clubs and organisations.
For further information on the sorts of Sport and Leisure activities taking place at East Park
Fishing at East Park
Ferens Boating Lake at East Park has now been re-opened for fishing but under new rules in line with Government guidance. Please be aware of the new rules before fishing at East Park:
- Anglers must remain at least 15 metres apart when fishing. Fishing pegs are only to be shared with people from the same household. Sharing with people from other households is prohibited.
- Keepnets and competitive fishing is still not allowed.
- Fishing tackle must not be shared.
- Anglers must still maintain social distancing rules (2 metres distance between other people) at all times and follow the Government hand washing guidance.
- Anglers still require a valid Environment Agency license and day ticket/season pass in order to fish on any of our lakes.
- Park facilities including car parks and toilets remain closed. Please be aware of this when planning to go fishing.
Failure to follow the guidance set out will result in Anglers being asked to leave the site.
Buy your fishing pass online
You can now purchase Annual Pass and Day Tickets online using the button below. Please read the following instructions before purchasing:
- To purchase an Annual Membership please select the APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP button, then select the Golf, Parks, Fishing and Pitches option.
- To purchase an Adult or Concession Day Ticket please select the GUEST LOGIN button, then select the Golf, Parks, Fishing and Pitches option.
Adapted Cycling
East Park is home to the regions only Adapted Cycle Scheme and one of the largest schemes in the UK, where disabled people can use our specially adapted bikes to get active in Hull’s flagship park and enjoy cycling in a relaxing outdoors environment.
The Adapted Cycle Scheme has a wide variety of adapted bikes for use by disabled people and their families/carers. The scheme is open to people of all ages.
How to join the scheme
You can request a joining form by telephoning 01482 616 878. A passport sized photograph, photographic identification and proof of address are required.
Prices
registration fee - £1
session costs - £5 each. Carers ride free
family ticket - £16.50
Opening Times
Please call East Park Reception on 01482 616 878 to book in for a cycling session
How to find East Park
East Park is located to the east of the city centre, on Holderness Road. The main access for vehicles is via the entrance on Holderness Road.
There are also pedestrian entrances located on East Park Avenue, Summergangs Road, James Reckitt Avenue and Holderness Road.