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Park facilities

About the park


Playground

The playground has a small football pitch, a water play area, several picnic tables, the play area, a wooden fort/water play area with slides and rope climbing with a turret.

 


The Hungry Hippo Cafe

The cafe is run by Athraa and features a new indoor seating area for use all year round!

Opening times

Daily – 12:30pm to 5pm

Note: Opening times are subject to weather conditions


One O'Clock Club

For parents with children aged 0-5, the One O'Clock Club offers support on housing, benefits, employment, childcare, parenting, and child development.

Opening times

Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays – 12.30pm to 3.30pm

Find the club just off Salter's Hill near the Hungry Hippo Cafe. Welcome to all and entry is free!


Outdoor gym

We are proud to have a gym in the park which is free and available day and night all year round!

The gym includes: Dips/leg raise, lat pull down, leg press, hand bike, fitness bike, cross trainer, basketball hoop, and table tennis table (balls and bats available at the cafe).

If you find any problems with the outdoor gym, contact us.


Skatepark

The skatepark, (also known as Bloblands), is a popular spot for skateboarding and bmxing.

It's an all concrete skatepark and features a range of street and transition elements. The skatepark features a pump bump and a volcano enclosed in a bowled area as well as a range of ledges and a mini ramp.


Country walk

The country walk covers 3 acres of the park from the Finch Avenue entrance to the Salter's Hill entrance. The walk also boasts many native species of plants and trees, all planted and maintained by dedicated volunteers.

There's also many relaxing sitting areas which can be used for quiet moments, or for a picnic!


Home growers area

The home growers area was set up in 2010 for the community to grow vegetables for use at home or to share with others. 

The spot consists of around 20 raised beds with members of the public growing seasonal foods such as cabbage, potato, carrots and courgettes!

If you're interested in getting involved, contact us.

We've been awarded funding to rejuvenate the home growers area, follow our progress!


Sports pitch

The sport pitch (also known as a multi use games area or MUGA), is a floodlit football pitch which is ideal for 5-a-side and 11 a side football, and roller derby.

The football pitch has a hard, porous macadam surface with two static goals at each end and is available for community use.