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  • Free Things to do in Saffron Walden (The BEST place to live in the UK!) - Parks and Playgrounds

    Saffron Walden Park and Playground Guide Saffron Walden, an enchanting market town in Essex, was recently awarded the status of "Best Place to Live in the UK!" . Saffron Walden is an excellent destination for families looking for activities and spaces where children can play and be active. With its rich history, beautiful surroundings, and excellent family-friendly attractions, Saffron Walden offers numerous parks and playgrounds tailored for young adventurers. In this article, we will explore the best parks and playgrounds in Saffron Walden. Nestled near the borders of Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire, Saffron Walden is famous for its picturesque streets, historical buildings, and lush greenery. The town serves as a perfect backdrop for family outings, offering a wide variety of beautiful parks and playgrounds designed for entertaining children. Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll or active play, Saffron Walden has something enjoyable for everyone. Here is our guide for a FREE day out in the Best Place to Live in the UK. Each park has a designated blog post with full reviews, parking details, toilets, photos and more information! Just 'Read More' about the park that interests you. This Saffron Walden Guide features the following playgrounds (click to scroll to the playground) : Saffron Walden Common Bridge End Gardens Anglo-American Playground One Minet Skatepark The Common 📍 Saffron Walden Common Ashdon Road Saffron Walden CB10 1JH The Common is a fantastic area within Saffron Walden that families will love. This expansive open space allows kids to run freely. The Common features a well-equipped playground complete with playground equipment for all ages. Play equipment includes several climbing frames (including a castle themed climbing frame with slides) and various climbs. There is spinning climbing equipment and a surface level roundabout. The Common is a great picnic spot in Saffron Walden. Bring your own or head into the High Street less than five minutes to pick up a bite to eat or something to drink. There are plenty of independent restaurants as well as well known chains such as Costa or Waitrose. The Saffron Walden Market can also be found in town. The Saffron Walden market runs on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Bridge End Gardens 📍 Bridge End Garden Castle Street Saffron Walden CB10 1BE A short walk away from Saffron Walden High Street (in the opposite direction of the Common) is Bridge End Gardens. Bridge End Gardens is a lovely spot for families who enjoy nature walks. The public gardens are free to enter and are very well maintained. You can find several walking paths, vibrant flower beds, and even a charming pond. Highlights include the Dutch garden and the maze. There is also a nearby playground... Anglo-American Play Area 📍Anglo American Playground Saffron Walden CB10 1BD The Anglo-American Playground can be found very close to Bridge End Gardens. The park is over 50 years old, but was revamped in 2023. It is full of brightly coloured play equipment, which is in great condition. Play equipment includes climbing frames, a climbing pyramid, zip wire, swings including a nest swing and balancing equipment. The playground is enclosed. Nearby you will find the Fry Public Art Gallery . There are a number of paintings, prints, illustrations and designs by artists from the 20th century to today. The Gallery is run by volunteers and entry is free. The gallery reopens for the year on Sunday 6th April and will close for the season on Sunday 26th October. One Minet Skate Park 📍One Minet Skatepark Peaslands Road Saffron Walden CB11 3ED (Behind the Lord Butler Leisure Centre) For older children and teenagers, the Skate Park in Saffron Walden is a must-visit. This facility comes equipped with multiple ramps and obstacles for skateboarders, BMX riders, and rollerbladers. There are some challenging skills areas for advanced riders. There is also a mini skate park and rail area, which is great for beginners and small children. Whether you seek a relaxing day in nature or an action-packed adventure, Saffron Walden has endless possibilities for quality family time. Consider planning your visit soon to discover the delightful parks and playgrounds that make Saffron Walden a top family-friendly destination. Don't forget to check the Park Directory for more park inspiration - A-Z of over 100 Parks in Essex.  Over 100 parks and playgrounds are listed

  • Fairfield Playground, Ingatestone Brentwood

    Fairfield Playground is located in the village of Ingatestone, in the Brentwood District. This park is located behind a beautiful, striking church, just behind Ingatestone High Street. The High Street has great independent shops and places to eat, perfect for taking a picnic to the large playing fields. The park also has a pond and skate park. Where is Ingatestone Playground? 📍 Fairfield Playground High Street Ingatestone CM4 9DN Maps Link The park in Ingatestone is located behind the High Street and directly behind St Edmund and St Mary Church. Ingatestone Playground can also be accessed via surrounding streets including Star Lane and Bell Mead. 🅿️ Parking - where to park for Ingatestone Park Free Street Parking on Bell Mead for up to 3 hours. The park can be accessed from the bottom of Bell Mead. Cross the small bridge and turn left through the trees. The park is a two minute walk away. Play area at Fairfield Playground, Ingatestone The play area in Ingatestone is great! This playground is suitable for toddlers to junior age children. There is a section of the playground with equipment which is perfect for toddlers. There is a bridge, tunnel and low balancing equipment. Equipment for primary aged children includes a slide, climbing frame with slide, roundabout and ride on equipment. The highlight of this playground is the large climbing apparatus. The frame also has an attached zipwire. The climbs are challenging and will keep older children entertained. The equipment is in great condition. The whole play area is enclosed and there are lots of benches and brightly coloured picnic benches inside the playground. Ingatestone Skatepark Fairfield Park in Inagatestone has a great skate park. There are a variety of ramps, making this Brentwood skate park suitable for all ages and abilities. If you are looking for a skate park in Essex, check out our guide: Essex's Best Skate Parks, Scooter and BMX Cycle Spots . Where to eat and drink Ingatestone Park Fairfield Park is located directly behind Ingatestone High Street. There are a variety of family friendly places to eat in Ingatestone including Ravens Bakery and The Deli . There is also a Co-op supermarket, Budgens and convenience shop nearby. There is also a pub with a play area in Ingatestone, Brentwood. The Bell pub is close to Fairfield Park. The Bell serves lunches, mains, Sunday Roasts and has a small children's menu. There is an enclosed family friendly pub garden, with a small climbing frame with slide. Check out our full Pubs with Play Guide , which contains over 40 pubs with play areas in Essex. Are there toilets at I ngatestone Park Closest public toilets - Market Place. Other playgrounds close to Ingatestone Park Check out the Parks of Essex MAP to find more playgrounds close by! King Georges Playing Fields, Brentwood Weald Country Park Thorndon Country Park Check out the Parks of Essex Directory - A-Z of over 100 Essex parks    Facilities 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ❌ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ❌ 🚻 Toilets ❌ ♿ Accessible ❌ 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ⏰ 30 minutes - 1 hour Last Updated April 2025

  • Fingringhoe Wick Nature Reserve, Colchester

    Fingringhoe Wick Nature Reserve can be found in Colchester. This Essex Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve is home to many different species of plants and animals. Th ere are amazing birdwatching opportunities. Birds can be watched over the estuary and observed from the many bird hides. Fingringhoe Wick is a great place to visit in Essex with kids. There are regular family friendly events hosted by Essex Wildlife Trust - especially throughout the school holidays. There is also a wooden adventure play area, located next to the Fingringhoe Wick Visitor Centre. Play Area Fingringhoe Wick Nature Reserve Where is Fingringhoe Wick Nature Reserve? 📍 Fingringhoe Wick Nature Discovery Park South Green Road Fingringhoe Colchester CO5 7DN Maps Link 🅿️ Parking - Where to park for Fingringhoe Wick Nature Discovery Centre Free Parking in large car park Fingringhoe Wick Playground The play area at Fingringhoe Wick is wooden. The play area consists of several wooden climbs, bridges and tunnels underneath. The play area is best for children of at least preschool age. The play area is quite small. It is located opposite the visitor centre. Where to eat and drink the Fingringhoe Wick Nature Park There is an Essex Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre at Fingringhoe WIck. Inside the visitor centre there is a cafe which sells hot and cold drinks, snacks and sandwiches. Fingringhoe Wick Nature Discovery Centre is open 7 days a week. Winter opening hours 10am – 4pm, the centre closes at 5pm in the summer months. Are there toilets at the Fingringhoe Wick Nature Park There are toilets inside the visitor centre at Fingringhoe Wick. There are accessible toilets and baby change facilities. Facilities 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ✅ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ✅ 🚻 Toilets ✅ ♿ Accessible ❌ 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ❌ ⏰ 1 hour + Last Updated April 2025 Essex Wildlife Trust Website

  • Memorial Park, Wickford

    Wickford Memorial Park is just wonderful! Memorial Park is our favourite park in Wickford! The park has a great playground suit for all ages, a cafe and wonderfully maintained gardens with plenty of seating. If you want to see more about Memorial Park - you can check out the Memorial Park Reel on Instagram - Watch the Memorial Park Reel on the Parks of Essex Instagram Page Playground at Memorial Park The entrance of the park leads onto memorial way. This part of the park is dedicated to lives lost in wars across the world. Many of the trees are beautifully dedicated to individuals. The memorials are subtle and poignant. Where is Memorial Park? 📍Memorial Park Wickford Memorial Park Wickford SS11 8JE Google maps link   🅿️ Parking  - Where to park at Memorial Park There is a car park with free parking The car park is small and gets busy on weekends and during the school holidays. There is unrestricted on street parking in the surrounding streets. This is a residential area so please park mindfully. Wickford Memorial Park Swings Playground at Memorial Park There are two play areas at Memorial Park, which are next to each other. The smaller playground is suitable for babies and children up to junior age. There is climbing frame with slides, rope ladders, rope bridge. There are also toddler puzzles underneath the climbing frame. There is a nest swing and a really cool swing that can be used by baby and adult/bigger kid at the same time. There is a run up slide and ride on play equipment. Inclusive Ramp Slide and Nest Swing Memorial Park The second play area is more challenging equipment and will entertain children up to teenage. There is plenty of climbing equipment. Wickford Memorial Park Playground The whole playground is enclosed. The play area is a mix of grass and spongy tarmac. There are plenty of benches and picnic benches within the playground. Where to eat and drink in Memorial Park? Huttons Cafe at Wickford Mark is located close to playground and directly overlooks it. Huttons serve hot and cold food and drinks. The varied menu consists of breakfast, lunch and treats such as cake and ice cream.There is plenty of inside seating and outdoor tables too. There are also rooms available to hire. Crazy Golf at Memorial Park There is also a small Mini Golf course! You can buy your putter from Huttons Cafe at Memorial Park. Crazy Golf at Wickford Memorial Park Are there toilets at Memorial Park? Yes there are toilets close to the cafe. There are accessible toilets and baby change facilities. What else is there at Memorial Park? There is lots of grassy areas for running and sports. There are cricket and football pitches. There is also lovely wooded areas for walks and a stream. Other playgrounds close to Memorial Park Check out the Parks of Essex MAP to find more playgrounds close by! Howard Park, Basildon   Victoria Park, Basildon   Nearby - Space Themed playground at Victoria Park Nearby - Gloucester Park Nearby - Runwell Park Facilities 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ✅ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ❌ 🚻 Toilets ✅ ♿ Accessible ❌ no accessible parking, facilitates, limited accessible play equipment 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ⏰ Spend 1 hour + Check out the Parks of Essex Directory - A-Z of over 100 Essex parks   Post last updated April 2025

  • The Naze Park, Walton-on-the Naze

    We love a visit to the beautiful beaches at Walton-on-the-Naze! Walton-on-the Naze makes for a great family day out in Essex. Children will love searching for fossils and shark teeth on the Naze beach. The most popular playground in Walton-on-the-Naze is the Bath House Meadow Playground , however there is also a smaller playground close to Walton-on-the-Naze beach - The Naze Playground! This playground is close to Jubilee Beach in Walton-on-the-Naze. Where is the The Naze Park? 📍The Naze Park Walton on the Naze⁣ CO14 8HY Google Maps link   🅿️ Parking - Where to park for The Naze Park Free on street parking in surrounding streets - Naze Park Road Play equipment at the Naze Park The play area at the Naze Park is small, but there is some good, interesting equipment. There is a small climbing frame with slide, baby swings, nest swing, a sit on roundabout and a climbing structure. The play area is mainly suitable for preschoolers and primary school aged children. The play area is enclosed. Where to eat and drink the Naze Park There is no cafe at the Naze Park. Are there toilets at the Naze Park There are no public toilets at the Naze Park Other playgrounds close to Naze Park Check out the Parks of Essex MAP to find more playgrounds close by! The Naze Bath House Meadow, Walton-on-the-Naze Check out the Parks of Essex Directory - A-Z of over 100 Essex parks    Facilities 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ❌ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ❌ 🚻 Toilets ❌ ♿ Accessible ❌ 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ⏰ 30 minutes - 1 hour Last Updated April 2025

  • Where to find Fossils in Essex (including shark teeth!) Head to The Naze

    The Best Place for Fossil Hunting in Essex A visit to the coast at the Naze, Walton-on-the-Naze is a great family friendly day out in Essex! The Naze nature reserve has beautiful, coastal walking trails and is the home of the iconic Naze Tower. If you were wondering where to find fossils in Essex, head to Walton-on-the-Naze! Children and adults alike will also love fossil hunting on around the cliff edge at the Naze! Where to find Fossils in Essex? The Naze Nature Discovery Centre The Naze Nature Discovery Centre Old Hall Lane Walton-on-the-Naze CO14 8LE Google Maps Link   🅿️ Parking at The Naze Naze Car Park operated by Tendring Council - Old Hall Lane, CO14 8LJ 1 Hour - £2 Up to 2 Hours - £3 4 Hours - £5 All Day - £7 MiPermit Location Code 706004 Payment by phone/card/app Fossil Hunting at The Naze, Walton-on-the-Naze The Naze is a special place. It's famous for its fossils! It is common to find fossilised seashells, wood and shark teeth around the cliffs edge at the Naze. The cliffs around the Naze are made up of London Clay and Red Cragg, which is a soft rock. As the sea erodes the cliff edges, fossils can be discovered! Fossilised Shark Teeth (and Meglodons!) Fossilised Shark teeth are commonly found on the beach at The Naze, but what about Meglodons? Although uncommon, it has been known for the teeth of Meglodons to be found at the Naze. Meglodons were an extinct species of giant shark that lived approximately 23 to 3.6 million years ago. Top Tips for Fossil Hunting at the Naze, Essex Check the tide times ! At high tide the beach can be almost covered, making it impossible to access. You can find out current tide times at Walton-on-the-Naze by checking out the Tide Times website . The best fossil hunting conditions are when the tide is receeding. The walk down from the top of the cliff to the beach is very steep and can be slippery when the tide has been high. Take your time and wear sturdy shoes ! The best place to find fossils is at the base of the cliff. It goes without saying but l ook closely . Many shark teeth are small and hard to spot. You can find fossils on the beach all year round, although according to many fossil finding websites suggest the best time to find fossils is in winter and especially after a storm. If you aren't lucky enough to find any fossils on the beach, there are plenty on display at the visitor centre at the top of the cliffs, including a giant Megladon tooth! The Essex Wildlife Trust visitor centre is full of information about the coastline's prehistoric history, military past and how the environment is shaping the cliffs today. ⁣ Fossil Hunting Events at The Naze Essex Wildlife Trust run regular family events, including nature tots and fossil hunting events. We have attended an Essex Wildlife Trust Fossil Hunting Event and thoroughly enjoyed it! You can find upcoming events at the Naze here - What's On at The Naze The Naze Nature Discovery Centre - Toilets and Cafe at the Naze As well as lots of local history and information, The Naze visitor centre also has a cafe, gift shop and toilets. There are accessible toilets and baby change facilities. The Naze Nature Discovery Centre is open from 9.30am to 4pm in the winter and 4.30pm in the summer season (15th February to 3rd November). ⁣The Beach at the Naze The walk down to the cliffs is very steep. There are metal steps and is pretty much impassable with a buggy. ⁣Make sure you check tide times as the beach can pretty much disappear at high tide. ⁣ Trails at The Naze At the top of the cliff edge there are plenty of walking trails. You can find out what route is best for you from the information at the visitor centre.⁣ The Naze Tower The site of The Naze Discovery Centre is also the home of the iconic Naze Tower. The Tower had a viewing platform, which can be accessed for a small fee during open season 28th March - 3rd November). The Naze Tower also hosts a tearoom and art gallery. ⁣You can find out more about visiting the Naze Tower on the website . Is there a playground at The Naze? There is no playground at The Naze. However there is a great playground a short drive away - Bath House Meadow Playground. This is certainly the best playground in Walton-on-the-Naze! The playground has a nautical theme and is also accessible! The Bath House Meadow Playground is a 5 minute drive from The Naze Nature Discovery Centre ⁣ Facilities 🛝 Playground ❌ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ☕ Cafe ✅ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ✅ 🚻 Toilets ✅ baby change and accessible toilets ♿ Accessible 🐶 Dog Friendly ❌ 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ❌ ⏰ 30 minutes - 1 hour Last Updated February 2025

  • The BEST playground in Walton-on-the-naze, visit Bath House Meadow Playground!

    Visit Walton-on-the-Naze for a great family friendly day tip! This Essex seaside town is very family friendly. If you are looking for things to do in Walton-on-the-Naze, Parks of Essex highly recommends a playground stop at The Bath House Meadow Playground. This seaside themed and accessible playground has to be the best playground in Walton-on-the-Naze. The Bath House Play Park is located by the beach and close to the Naze Marine Holdiay Park, perfect for Essex staycations! Check out the Parks of Essex Instagram Post on the Bath House Meadow Playground Where is the Bath House Meadow playground? 📍 The Bath House Meadow Playground⁣ Walton on the Naze⁣ CO14 8PZ⁣ Google Maps link Bath House Meadow Playground 🅿️ Parking - Where to park for the Bath House Meadow Playground 1) Some on street parking on next to beach⁣ on Hall Lane 2) Coronation Car Park (1st April to 30th Sept)⁣ Prince's Esplanade⁣, Walton on the Naze⁣, CO14 8PT⁣ (Charges Apply) 3) Walton on the Naze Lifestyles Leisure Centre⁣, Prince's Esplanade⁣, Walton on the Naze⁣, CO14 8PZ⁣ (Charges Apply) Beachside Playground in Walton-on-the-Naz 🛝 What playground equipment is at Bath House Meadow playground? The play area at Bath House Meadow has so much to offer; slides at different levels, swings, long swings, a trampoline, sand pit and sand digger and even a surf board! There is also winding musical equipment, mirrors and a musical ship wheel. ⁣ ⁣The playground is fenced off and there are benches.⁣ ⁣The playground is suitable for all ages. When we visited there were babies, toddlers, big kids and teenagers all engaged and playing happily. This unique, beach/pirate themed playground is also accessible!⁣ There is ramped accessed to the large boat structure. There is also a floor level trampoline and lots of sensory equipment. For more inclusive and accessible play areas in Essex check out our Guide: Inclusive and Accessible Playgrounds in Essex for SEN Children . Sandpit playground ⁣ What else is close by? Directly next to the playground there is lots of open, grassy space where dogs can be walked.⁣ There are also beach attractions and shops nearby. Is the Bath House Meadow playground close to the beach? The playground is close to the beach at Walton-on-the-Naze. The beach is just across the road from the playgroud. The beach here is a mix of sand and stone. Where to eat and drink Seaside food and drink catering options close by (fish and chips etc) Are there toilets at Bath House Meadow Playground? No, there no public toilets at Bath House Meadow Playground in Walton-on-the-Naze. Closest public toilets are next to the beach and Kino Amusements, five minutes walk away. These toilets are not accessible and do not have baby change. Other playgrounds close to Bath House Meadow Playground Check out the Parks of Essex MAP to find more playgrounds close by! The Naze Nature Discovery Centre - The best place for Fossil Hunting in Essex! Check out the Parks of Essex Directory - A-Z of over 100 Essex parks Facilities 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ❌ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ❌ 🚻 Toilets ❌ ♿ Accessible ✅ 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ⏰ 30 - 90 minutes Post last updated April 2025

  • Pubs with Play Areas - The Victory at Mersea

    Next up in the series of restaurants and pubs with play areas in Essex... The Victory at Mersea! Read the FULL GUIDE: 40+ Family Friendly Pubs with Beer Gardens and Play Areas The Victory is a great family friendly hotel and pub located on Mersea Island. The pub serves food and there is a good sized play area in the pub garden. There are also beautiful sea views from the pub garden. Where is The Victory at Mersea 📍 The Victory at Mersea 92 Coast Road Mersea Island Colchester CO5 8LS Where to park The Victory at Mersea There is free car parking in a small car park for residents of the Victory at Mersea Hotel and pub users. Play Area at the Victory Inn Mersea Island A great Essex Family Friendly Pub Garden ⏰️ Victory Inn Mersa Island Opening Times The Victory Inn is open every day 8.30am - 11pm (10.30pm on Sundays) 🛝 Play Area at the Victory Inn Mersea The play area had just been repainted on our visit last month and it looks great! The play area is in the pub garden, where there is lots of bench seating. There are also parasols available to use. There are Wendy houses to climb up, slide down and play in. There is also ride on equipment. Victory Inn Website 🍟The Food Menu at Victory at Mersea There is a main menu and children's menu served at the Victory at Mersea. Kids meals around cost around £10. Portion of chips £6. Food is to be ordered at the bar, and then brought to your table. We didn't eat here so I can't comment on the quality of food. To check out the full menu you can head to the Victory at Mersea website HERE. 🦞 Seafood Truck Mersea Island There is also a seafood truck that you can order food from. The platters looks amazing! Is The Victory at Mersea Dog Friendly? Yes, dogs are welcome at The Victory at Mersea. Child Friendly Places to visit on Mersea Island There are lots of great family friendly places to visit on Mersea Island. You can check out our guide HERE.

  • Anglo-American Playground, Saffron Walden

    The Anglo-American Playground can be found at Bridge End Gardens in Saffron Walden. You can find out more about the beautiful gardens at Bridge End Gardens in our post. We recommend combining the two for a great day family friendly day out in Saffron Walden! Where is Anglo-American Playground? 📍Anglo American Playgound Saffron Walden CB10 1BD Maps Link 🅿️ Parking - Where to park Anglo-American Playground Catons Lane Car Park CB10 2DU Car Parking Charges Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm. 1 hour - £1.20 2 hours -  £2.20 4 hours - £3.20 5 hours - £3.700 Sundays £1.50 MiPermit Code 737947 Play equipment at the Anglo-American Playground The playground at the Anglo-American Playground was refurbished by Saffron Walden Town Council in 2023 and remains in good condition. Play equipment includes climbing frames, a climbing pyramid, zip wire, swings including a nest swing and balancing equipment. The playground is enclosed. Where to eat and drink Anglo-American Playground There is no cafe at the Anglo-American Playground . This playground is a short walk from the town, where there are lots of good catering options. Are there toilets at Anglo-American Playground The closest toilets are a short walk away at Bridge End Gardens. There are accessible toilets and baby change facilities at Bridge End Gardens. Other playgrounds close to Anglo-American Playground Check out the Parks of Essex MAP to find more playgrounds close by! One Minet Skatepark, Saffron Walden Saffron Walden Common Check out the Parks of Essex Directory - A-Z of over 100 Essex parks    Facilities 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ❌ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ❌ 🚻 Toilets ❌ ♿ Accessible ❌ 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ⏰ 30 minutes - 1 hour Last Updated March 2025

  • The Common, Saffron Walden Common Playground

    Saffron Walden is a lovely market town in North Essex. Saffron Walden was recently awarded the status of "Best Place to Live in the UK!" . Saffron Walden has plenty of family-friendly attractions, including numerous parks and playgrounds. The Common in Saffron Walden can be found a short distance from the town centre. Saffron Walden Common has plenty of wide open space suitable for picnics, ball games and dog walking. There is also a children’s play area and outdoor gym equipment.  Where is Saffron Walden Common ? 📍The Common Ashdon Road Saffron Walden CB10 1JH Google maps link 🅿️ Parking - Where to park Saffron Walden Common Saffron Walden Common Car Park CB10 1JH Car Parking Charges Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm. 30 minutes - 80p 1 hour - £1.20 2 hours - £2.20 3 hours - £3.20 Sundays £1.50 MiPermit Code 737936 Playground Equipment at Saffron Walden Common There is playground equipment for all ages at The Common Playground. Playground. There are several climbing frames including a castle themed climbing frame with slides and various climbs. There is spinning climbing equipment and a surface level roundabout. There is a good variety of swings including a nest swing, long swing and baby swings. There is a water fountain close to the swings. The playground is enclosed and there are benches inside the play area. The playground is surrounded by large playing fields. Where to eat and drink Saffron Walden Common There is no cafe at The Common Playground. This playground is a short walk from the town, where there are lots of good catering options. Are there toilets at Saffron Walden Common? There are no toilets at The Common Playground. The Beach at The Common - Saffron Walden Opening times for the Beach on The Common in Saffron Walden. Saffron Walden Common will transformed to a beach this summer from 24th July to 26th August 2025. Other playgrounds close to Saffron Walden Common? Check out the Parks of Essex MAP to find more playgrounds close by! One Minet Skatepark, Saffron Walden Check out the Parks of Essex Directory - A-Z of over 100 Essex parks    Facilities 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ❌ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ❌ 🚻 Toilets ❌ ♿ Accessible ❌ 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ⏰ 30 minutes - 1 hour Last Updated March 2025

  • One Minet Skatepark, Saffron Walden

    The One Minet Skatepark is a large skateparks in Saffron Walden. The skatepark has interesting ramps and challenging skills area. This skatepark is suitable for BMXers as well as skaters and scooter riders. Where is One Minet Skatepark? 📍 One Minet Skatepark P easlands Road Saffron Walden CB11 3ED (B ehind the Lord Butler Leisure Centre) Google Maps Link 🅿️ Parking  - Where to park at One Minet Skatepark Car parking available in the leisure centre car park One Minet Skatepark Opening Hours One Minet Skate Park is open every day between 8am and 10pm. What equipment is at One Minet Skate Park? The main skate section at One Minet Skate park has three deep bowls and a street section. This area is suitable for children aged 10 years and older. There is also a mini skate park and rail area, which is great for beginners and sma ll children. Lord Butler Leisure Centre One Minet Skate Park can be found next to the Lord Butler Leisure Centre . The leisure centre has a swimming pool (including toddler pool), gym, squash and creche. More Parks with Skateparks in Essex Leigh-on-Sea Skatepark Gloucester Park, Basildon Shoebury Park, Shoeburyness Lake Meadows Park, Billericay Channels Drive Park Chelmsford Check out our Guide: The Best Skateparks in Essex

  • Visit this unique space playground! Victoria Park, Basildon

    The Victoria Park playground has a brilliant, unique space/astronaut theme! Check out the Parks of Essex Instagram Post on the Victoria Park Playground Where is the Victoria Park Space playground? 📍 Victoria Park Laindon Basildon SS16 6RN Google Maps Link 🅿️ Parking - Where to park for the Victoria Park Space Playground No car park On street parking on Victoria Road Victoria Park Playground Space Playground in Basildon! How to find the Victoria Park playground Enter the park via the black gates on Victoria Road. Continue along the path, passing the allotments. The path bends over to the left, where you will find the playground. What equipment is a the Victoria Park playground? A playground for kids of all ages! Children will love the large climb on rocket. There are several rocket themed climbing frames suitable for toddlers, pre schoolers and older children. There are swings also a climb on vehicle. There are plenty of interesting space facts dotted around the playground. This playground is not enclosed. Where to eat and drink at Victoria Park? The closest catering option is The Four Seasons pub on Victoria Road. This is a Hungry House chain pub. You can find this pub featured on our Guide: 40+ Family Friendly Pubs with Play Areas in Essex Are there toilets at Victoria Park? There are no toilets Other playgrounds close to Victoria Park Check out the Parks of Essex MAP to find more playgrounds close by! Northlands Park, Basildon Howard Park, Basildon Wat Tyler Park, Pitsea Check out the Parks of Essex Directory - A-Z of over 100 Essex parks 🛝 Playground ✅ ☕ Cafe ❌ ℹ Visitor Centre/Shop ❌ 🚻 Toilets ❌ ♿ Accessible ❌ no accessible parking, facilitates, limited accessible play equipment 🪑 Picnic Tables ✅ 🐶 Dog Friendly ✅ ⏰ Spend 30 minutes - 1 hour Post last updated March 2025

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