Boyn Grove Park in Maidenhead is a play area situation on Boyn Grove (Punt Hill). There is 2.8 hectares of open green space to enjoy.
What is in the play area?
The play area is has a fence around it and sits at the top of Punt Hill near Boyn Grove Library. The play area is advertised as being suitable for children aged 4-12 years and is a dog free area.
There are swings and plenty of climbing equipment at the park.
The open space is a large open field based on a hill with a lovely oval bench in the centre. Boyn Grove Park is sometimes referred to as Punt Hill but where the name originates is not known, to read more about the history of the name please click here.
Where else can I visit in Maidenhead?
Boulter’s Lock and Ray Mill Island are connected and a lovely place to explore with the family.
Ockwells Park is a brilliant large play area with plenty of open space in Maidenhead.
Braywick Nature Reserve is a great family friendly walk.
What facilities are at the park?
There is a small car park which can be found at Boyn Grove (Punt Hill), Courthouse Road, Maidenhead. The car park is next to Boyn Grove Library, which post code is SL6 6JE.
There are toilets outside but connected to the library building.
No bbq’s are allowed at Boyn Grove Park but picnics are welcome.
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