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…
If you find this blog post helpful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. Don't forget to tag @berkshiremummies in you Lily Hill Park adventures on Facebook and Instagram. We had a go at Lily Hill Parks Mystery Brass Rubbing Trail. Lily Hill Park is based in Bracknell and is a fantastic family-friendly park to explore and enjoy a walk in the outdoors. There is plenty to explore at Lily Hill Park form the newt pond to the giant picnic bench, storytelling thrown and Father Oak. What is the Mystery Brass Rubbings Trail? The Mystery…
Great Hollands Recreation Ground is a brilliant facility for families, with open space, woodland, a play area, splash pad, tennis courts, cafe and free parking there is lots on offer. What is at Great Hollands Recreation Ground? There is a wooden play area next to the Great Hollands Pavilion. It includes a wooden climbing frame with two slides, one for younger children the other for older. There are also wooden spring animals and a mini wooden spring see-saw and then a range of swings and a roundabout. There are also tennis courts which can be booked here, a bowls club,…
The Hedgehog Park in Leppington, Bracknell is next to a public car park which is free to park in. The park can also be found behind South Lake at South Hill Park and you can walk to the park from the South Hill Park car park too. The Hedgehog Park is an enclosed park with a range of play equipment but it also has a fantastic large slide. What play equipment is there at The Hedgehog Park? At the park you will find a large slide set in a wooden castle frame, which is separate to the main play area.…
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