parkland
n. uncountablen. an open area of land with grass and trees that is kept in a natural and beautiful state. It is often part of a large estate or a public park.
n. an area of open land consisting of grass and scattered trees, typically maintained for aesthetic or recreational purposes. Often associated with large country estates or protected public landscapes.
The old mansion is surrounded by beautiful parkland.
The city council voted to preserve the remaining parkland to ensure residents have access to green space.
The estate features hundreds of acres of rolling parkland, meticulously landscaped in the eighteenth century to provide sweeping vistas and a sense of pastoral tranquility.
Frequently used as a collective noun to describe a broad landscape rather than a specific, fenced park.