The Stray
200 acre public park in central Harrogate
About The Stray
The Stray is a large public park in the centre of Harrogate. A North Yorkshire Council archive listing describes it as a 200 acre park in the centre of Harrogate which is for public use. The directory places it in the town centre, with an address on West Park. It has 4.6 from 2438 Google...
Highlights
- 200 acres of open green space in the town centre
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the Stray in Harrogate?
A North Yorkshire Council archive listing describes it as a 200 acre park in the centre of Harrogate which is for public use.
Is the Stray open to the public?
Yes. The council archive describes it as a park for public use.
What rules apply on the Stray?
Byelaws made under the Harrogate Stray Act 1985 set the rules. The council publishes them on its website.
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