At Foxley Fields in Binfield you will find two play areas, a hard-surfaced games area, tennis courts and a large playing field. There is also a 'teenage shelter' next to the games area. At Foxley Fields you will also find Foxes' Den Cafe and the Binfield Parish Offices. What is at Foxley Fields Play Area? There are two play areas at Foxley Fields in Binfield. The first is an enclosed play area which is next to the a multipurpose games area and tennis courts. At the enclosed play area you will find a climbing frame with slide, see-saw, swings including…
The York Road Play Area in Binfield has brand new play equipment which is of fantastic quality and suitable for both older and younger children. What's at the play area? The play area has a range of play equipment suitable for younger children including a wooden house with slides and steps, two brightly coloured spring toys - a bee and ladybird, two toddler swings, a grass bank with tunnel running through it and two willow tunnels. For older children there is a large climbing frame / obstacle course, a range of swings including bucket swings and rope swing. There is…
The play area at Pope's Meadow in Binfield is a lovely little park overlooking green fields of open space. Click here to read about our walk at Pope’s Meadow which is buggy and dog friendly. If you visit don't forget some food for the ducks as there a little pond just down the hill from the play area on your left. What equipment is at the play area? There are: Swings for younger and older childrenA climbing frame with slideSmall toddler climbing frameA toddler climbing frameTunnel Spring vehiclesWooden obstacle courseSpinning bowl The play area is not fenced but there is a…
Today we took part in the Binfield Easter Egg Hunt which is taking place until Sunday 8th April 2018 in Binfield Village. There are 33 eggs hidden around the village and you can get a map for the egg hunt from Crema Coffee Shop or Binfield Village Stores. The Easter Egg Hunt maps are £2 each and I believe it’s certainly worth getting a map as the eggs are hidden over quite a large area. The surrounding main roads can be busy. Whilst we were on the egg hunt there were lots of people taking part, of all ages. It…
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