Newey Goodman Park was named after a company that used to be on the Robin Hood Lane in Hall Green called Newey Goodman Ltd. After it closed down, and was demolished, houses were built around Newey Road, Goodman Close, Longfield Close, Bissell Close and Glover Close. The Council developed the open space into the park around 2013 and 2014.

The main entrance to this park is on the Stratford Road in Hall Green.

Stratford Road view of Newey Goodman Park as play areas were reopened (July 2020). Photography by Elliott Brown

The park has a modern Play Area for children and a Basketball Court.

Children's Play Area closed during the 1st lockdown at Newey Goodman Park (March 2020). Photography by Elliott Brown

Basketball Court at Newey Goodman Park (June 2020). Photography by Elliott Brown

The park is on the no 6 bus route from National Express West Midlands which passes by on the Stratford Road. Closest bus stops at Robin Hood Island Northside. Also the bus stops labelled as Wycombe Road. From July 2020, the 6 now uses Electric buses, but they were using Platinum buses before that. You can also catch the no 5 or 76 bus routes from the nearby Robin Hood Lane (a short walk away via Newey Road at the back).

The no 6 bus passes Newey Goodman Park (July 2020). Photography by Elliott Brown

In 2022, Birmingham City Council renamed the park to Newey Goodman Play Area.

Welcome to Newey Goodman Play Area sign at Newey Goodman Park (October 2022). Photography by Elliott Brown

Winter at Newey Goodman Park

Snow on the ground at New Goodman Open Space (December 2010). Photography by Elliott Brown

Spring at Newey Goodman Park

Daffodils at Newey Goodman Park (March 2020). Photography by Elliott Brown

Summer at Newey Goodman Park

Newey Goodman Park (June 2020). Photography by Elliott Brown

Autumn at Newey Goodman Park

Newey Goodman Play Area at Newey Goodman Park (October 2022). Photography by Elliott Brown