Mill Park at Mill Pond in Bracknell is a lovely place to visit, it’s located in the Wildridings part of the town. There is a circular walk (via a boardwalk and flat paths) around the pond (the historic Mill Pond was converted into a Balancing Pond) and when we went you could see cormorants, ducks, geese and swans on the pond. Alongside the pond you will find McDonalds, a cafe (see picture below) plus two play areas and a skate park.




What’s at Mill Park
The first play area is near to McDonalds and the Mill Pond / Mill Park car park. The play area has a range of play equipment including a large metal climbing, a wooden castle with long slide and a metal pirate ship plus a range of swings including toddler swings and a tyre swing. It’s a fun park to explore.




Then from the first park, if you walk past the car park and keep walking forwards, you will find a large open playing field with more play equipment.
Including a skate park and more play equipment ‘The Olympic Legacy’ which includes climbing wall, climbing frame, monkey bars, basket ball court, DJ deck and small climbing frame for younger children. Plus a garden area with seating and there is also outdoor gym equipment.



What facilities are there?
There is a cafe and toilets at Mill Park (found near the lake and car park) and also McDonalds.
Where can you park when we visit Mill Park at Mill Pond in Bracknell?
The car park can be found at The Keep, Wildridings Road, Bracknell RG12 7WT.
If you drive as though you are going to McDonalds, instead of driving into the McDonalds car park, drive past McDonalds once you have been down the ramp and the Mill Park car park is on your right near the play equipment.
Other parks you may enjoy are Savernake Park in Bracknell and Jocks Lane Recreation Ground. For more parks in Berkshire, click here.
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