Boundary Park is a fishing paradise located in partnership with the RSPB, offering anglers the chance to fish in a peaceful and natural setting. The park features three lakes: Queens Lake, Shepherds Lake, and Bear Lake, each with its own unique fishing opportunities. Queens Lake is known for its roach, carp, and bream populations, providing anglers with a diverse range of species to target. Shepherds Lake offers even more fishing opportunities, with roach, carp, bream, rudd, tench, and chub all available for anglers to catch. Bear Lake, on the other hand, is primarily focused on carp fishing, but also features other species such as roach, rudd, and tench. To fish at Boundary Park, anglers must have a Silver Membership, and adhere to specific rules and regulations, such as no night fishing and a height barrier at the entrance. While day tickets are not available, weekly and annual permits can be obtained at the nearby Beach Club. One of the main attractions of Boundary Park is the chance to observe wildlife while fishing. The park is a haven for various bird species, including Red Kites, Marsh Harriers, Kestrels, and Barn Owls, providing visitors with the opportunity to appreciate both fishing and birdwatching in one location. Overall, Boundary Park offers anglers a unique and enjoyable fishing experience surrounded by the beauty of nature.