Iremongers Pond

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Iremongers Pond Association

Iremongers Pond and the surrounding area is managed by the “Iremongers Pond Association” (IPA) - a volunteer group of local residents from in and around Wilford. The pond offers quiet country walks around the bank side path for walkers, pushchairs and dog walkers, together with quiet fishing for many native fish species.

In 2024, thanks to the generous support of Severn Trent and their 'community fund', we were able to purchase a storage shed to store our lawn mower and other maintenance equipment securely. In 2025, thanks to funding from the Tree Council, we are pleased to be extending our community orchard - more details further down this page.

Below you will find useful links to our other pages, including our history, our committee and our wildlife.

Further down this page is a MAP of the pond, information about WHERE WE ARE, and how to CONTACT US.

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Iremongers Pond is a tranquil and beautiful location for walking and enjoying nature. There is a wheelchair-accessible walk around the pond in addition to further trails and areas to explore beyond. Multiple benches are located at ideal viewing spots with picnic areas for those wishing to enjoy time together.

The dipping platform and Swales provide the perfect opportunity for young and old to get within touching distance of our natural pond life. More information can be found on our Wildlife page.

WHERE WE ARE

Iremongers Pond can be found on the south bank of the River Trent, directly south of the centre of Nottingham City Centre in the Village of Wilford, at the junction of Main Road and Coronation Avenue. Access can be gained by walking from the city over the Toll Bridge, from West Bridgeford via Wilford Riverside Walk or from the south via Main Road

The pond can be easily accessed by tram from "Wilford Village Tram Stop" with the Ferry Pub one side and the pond on the other. Parking is also available for visitors off of Coronation Avenue.