Today the park is over 120 hectares (300 acres) in area.
There is rugby, football and cricket.
There are two children's play areas, a skate park and a BMX track.
On the town side of the park is the town's Leisure Centre which has two swimming pools (a 25-metre pool and a children's pool), an aerobics studio and a gym.
Fishing is allowed on the River Leam which passes through the park.
The park is mainly flat but there is a hill with a beacon at the top of it from which there are fine views of south Warwickshire.
At the bottom of the hill is the Newbold Comym Arms, converted from the farmhouse to a pub.
The pub serves food, as does the cafe at the leisure centre.
The park is the only public open space in Warwick District where barbecues are allowed.
There is car parking at the leisure centre.
As of September 2018 the municipal golf course is closed with the future of the land under review.
A Parkrun takes places every Saturday morning.

In late 2009 the park briefly made news in the local paper when there were rumoured sightings of a lynx on the golf course.
The big cat was dubbed the "Beast of Newbold Comyn" by the media.
Today the park is over 120 hectares (300 acres) in area. There is rugby, football and cricket. There are two children's play areas, a skate park and a BMX track. On the town side of the park is the town's Leisure Centre which has two swimming pools (a 25-metre pool and a children's pool), an aerobics studio and a gym. Fishing is allowed on the River Leam which passes through the park. The park is mainly flat but there is a hill with a beacon at the top of it from which there are fine views of south Warwickshire. At the bottom of the hill is the Newbold Comym Arms, converted from the farmhouse to a pub. The pub serves food, as does the cafe at the leisure centre. The park is the only public open space in Warwick District where barbecues are allowed. There is car parking at the leisure centre. As of September 2018 the municipal golf course is closed with the future of the land under review. A Parkrun takes places every Saturday morning.
In late 2009 the park briefly made news in the local paper when there were rumoured sightings of a lynx on the golf course. The big cat was dubbed the "Beast of Newbold Comyn" by the media.
Newbold Comyn