Roberts Park

Roberts Park is a 14 sections of land open urban stop in Baildon,Shipley BD17 5RH, West Yorkshire, England. Higher Coach Road, Baildon, is toward the north and the recreation center is limited toward the south by the River Aire. A walker footbridge crosses the Aire and connections the recreation center to the town of Saltaire. The recreation center is an essential piece of the Saltaire World Heritage site. The recreation center is review II recorded in English Heritage's Register of Parks and Gardens and is a Green Flag Award victor.

The principle passageways to the recreation center are in the east by the hotel, and in the south east by means of a cast press bridge. The recreation center is partitioned by a long wide east-west promenade with east and west safe houses at the finishes. Toward the north of the promenade are serpentine ways and blossom beds, and toward the south a cricket ground and open playing field. At the focal point of the recreation center underneath the principle promenade is the recorded Lockwood and Mawson lunch nook structure lodging the Half Moon Cafe worked by the cricket club. On either side of the Half Moon Pavilion are steps paving the way to the promenade and a semi round ballustraded seeing stage over the pavilion. Centrally situated in the few stages paving the way to this stage from the promenade is the recorded bronze statue of Sir Titus Salt.