Citadelpark
Ghent's largest central park, beside the MSK and SMAK museums, with mature trees, a grotto, waterfall and bandstand.

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Lakes & swim · Watersportbaan
A large sports and recreation park by the Watersportbaan with a lake, sandy beach, trails and sports grounds on the west side of Ghent.
Home to a dedicated off-leash dog beach where dogs can swim and play on hot days.
Dogs are banned from the main swimming lake but have their own off-leash dog beach and pond on a side-arm of the Watersportbaan; park info on the official Visit Gent page. Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
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Ghent's largest central park, beside the MSK and SMAK museums, with mature trees, a grotto, waterfall and bandstand.
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