Parks in Bracknell Forest

Parks in Bracknell Forest

1. Mill Park at Mill Pond, Bracknell

   There are a couple of play areas at Mill Park plus a circular walk around Mill Pond. There is a large slide, wooden boat, climbing frames, swings and more.

2. Westmorlands Park, Warfield

   Westmorlands Park has a play area which has a wooden obstacle course, small climbing frame and slide for younger children, a set of swings (see picture), spinning bucket and wobbly animals! Then outside the play area there are a few more play items aimed at older children. There is a small astroturf area for ball games too.

3. Savernake Park, Bracknell Forest (Winkfield Parish)

   There are two wooden play areas at Savernake Park. One for younger children, the other for older. There is also green space and a pond to walk round. Plus it’s a good location to feed the ducks.

4. Jocks Lane Recreation Ground, Bracknell

   Jocks Lane Recreation Ground is a popular park in Bracknell. It has a great play area, splash pad in the warmer months, cafe, pitch and putt, miniature railway, walks, tennis courts, football pitch and more.

5. Locks Ride Recreation Ground, Winkfield

   Locks Ride is found between Ascot and Warfield. It is a fantastic and popular recreation ground. There is a large sandpit, plenty of play equipment, splash pad and catering hut serving refreshments including delicious ice-creams.

6. Asher Recreation Ground, Cranbourne

   Asher Recreation Ground was refurbished with new play equipment in 2020. It’s a bright and colourful play area with an open field.

7. Toddler Park at South Hill Park, Bracknell

   This enclosed park is brilliant for little ones. There is a slide, obstacle course, wooden animals, musical stepping stones and a sand floor.

8. Pope’s Meadow, Binfield

   Pope’s Meadow has a lovely play area overlooking open space. There is a nice gentle walk at Pope’s Meadow with pond where you can feed the ducks.

9. King George V Recreation Ground, Winkfield Row

   This park has a range of play equipment for both younger children and older children. There is a small climbing frame, toddler swing, roundabout, see-saw and trampoline for younger children. Then climbing frames (one which is quite complicated at the top), helter sketler slide, climbing wall, swings and more for the older children.