Unveil local hidden gems

Wardown Boating Lake is hands down one of the best attractions in Luton. It's a real treat for anyone who loves being on the water, enjoying nature, or just having a nice day out.

Visit this 15th century castle ruins on the outskirts of Luton and discover England’s first brick built house.

Discover Luton's first nature reserve. Warden & Galley Hills offers scenic walks, diverse wildlife, and ancient history.

Explore one Luton's hidden gems. Discover rare plants, diverse wildlife, and medieval farming traces while enjoying spectacular views and scenic trails.

Step into Dallow Downs, a protected Site of Special Scientific Interest. Enjoy diverse wildlife, panoramic views of Luton, and sunset walks in this historic chalk grassland.

Discover Blow's Downs, a hidden gem on Luton's edge. Enjoy scenic walks, diverse wildlife, and stunning views in this historically rich nature reserve.

Stroll along Limbury Meads riverside trail. Encounter local wildlife from kingfishers to water voles in this historic Luton green space.

Wander through this hidden nature reserve, a local wetland gem in Luton. Enjoy wildlife, ponds, and chalky banks in this important natural space.

Enjoy local nature and recreational opportunities, whilst discovering the source of the River Lea.

Enjoy leisurely strolls, picnics, and outdoor activities in the tranquil ambiance of Brantwood Park.

High Town’s most vibrant park and beautiful open green space awaits your visit.

Explore peaceful paths, a children’s playground, or simply find solace in the serenity of Memorial Park.

Discover the charm of Stockwood Park, Luton's popular family destination, with enchanting gardens, historical exhibits, and fun-filled activities for all ages.

Explore Luton’s most charming park and discover a stunning fountain and boating lake.

Explore Bramingham Wood, named one of Woodland Trust's top 10 bluebell woods in the UK.

Explore Kidney Wood, Luton's ancient woodland. Enjoy trails, wildlife, and stunning bluebells in this tranquil spot minutes from town.

Explore Bluebell Wood in Farley Hill, a hidden gem featuring seasonal bluebells, diverse wildlife, and an enchanting forest trail with wooden sculptures.

Escape to Bide-a-While, Luton's secret garden. Picnic, relax, and explore this tranquil spot with its own slice of local history and riverside charm.

Whether you're seeking a quiet spot, attending an event, or enjoying nature, Hat Gardens has become a favourite town centre spot. 

Discover one of Luton's top free attraction at Stockwood Discovery Centre Gardens and explore centuries of garden history.