Doncaster has 110 parks across the borough and they have been heavily used by its residents in the last few months.
Parks have become a place of relief for those stuck inside trying to beat the boredom by going for a walk or a run.
Click through the pages in this article to see people enjoying Doncaster’s parks in the 1990’s and the 2000’s.
If you want more retro content read Prom pictures of the past or Back in time at the Mansion House.
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2. Bowls Team
Doncaster Bowls Association over 60's league playing at Elmfield park in 1999. Photo: Steve Taylor
3. Bloom season
Elmfield Park gardeners put final touches on a flower bed before Britain in Bloom judges arrive in 2002. Photo: Steve Taylor
4. Litter Pick
A litter pick was held in Sandall Park in 1998. Becky Stephenson and Kaylee Daniels here with cans they had picked up. Photo: Steve Taylor