New Parks

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Address: Khasiaberry, Walnut Tree, Milton Keynes MK7 7DR, UK

State: Milton Keynes

City: Milton Keynes

Zip Code: MK7 7DR

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Reviews

Campbell Park is situated in central Milton Keynes and was was officially opened in 1984 covering over 46 hectares. There are eleven pieces of public art and sculpture within the park for you to explore with the main ones been: The Rose which is at the west end of the park and is a public space designed for commemoration, celebration and contemplation as well as having a central Cenotaph. Also is the Pyramid of Light, a sculpture set on an increasingly elevated embankment and also serves as a beacon It has also held music concerts in past years and there is also find a cricket pitch at the East end. The Park has been listed grade 2 by Historic England due to its historic interest and innovative architectural design. There is free parking and is also close to the main shopping areas and Xscape which is an indoor ski slope entertainment complex. Take a picnic and make a day of it.

"Visiting Campbell Park in Milton Keynes today was a truly delightful experience. As someone who enjoys nature and photography, the park offers a perfect setting with its expansive landscapes and artistic installations like the Light Pyramid and the Milton Keynes Rose. The park is not only a feast for the eyes but also a hub for community engagement with its rich array of events, from cultural festivals to sporting events.  The park's design, which integrates modern architectural styles with traditional English garden elements, is commendable. It's especially noticeable in the thoughtful placement of sculptures and the use of space that invites both quiet reflection and vibrant gatherings. Whether you're planning a family picnic or looking for a serene spot to unwind, the park's well-maintained pathways and scenic views provide an ideal backdrop.  I was particularly impressed with the biodiversity and the open meadows, occasionally grazed by sheep, adding to the bucolic charm of the place. The availability of facilities like picnic tables, a play area, and ample parking makes it accessible and suitable for all ages.  For anyone staying in or visiting Milton Keynes, Campbell Park is a must-visit destination that promises a blend of natural beauty, artistic flair, and community spirit."  Playground: Large and spacious  Restrooms: It’s hard to get a rest room   Dog-friendliness: It’s a dog friendly park but if your dog litters it’s 100 pound fixed charge

Lovely place to stroll around and get some mental peace as well as good for walking your dog and have a peaceful time out in nature.

Lovely park for all seasons! They have excellent walking pathways and cycle routes that lead to the canal and further down to Willen Lake. A great outing for nature lovers.

Went for a walk, very pleasant park, with interesting things to see along the way

It's a good park with an amphitheater and when I visited this place India day celebrations were going on with a huge crowd. I loved the place. Every summer which is mid June there will be India Day celebrations in this work and the crowd and vibe is tremendous.

Had a great time at pride .  First time at Campbell park. I would Go again!  Had a lot of fun.  Great food and drink.   Had a signer for the deaf community which was really good!   Had security. Looked in bags.  Which is a good idea and also I felt safer!  Lots of toilets around.  Didn't have to queue up.  Definitely worth taking the kids. An around place to Go.  And a great place to have a walk or bike ride!

Pleasent! Peaceful! Perfect! A place to spend some time

Whatta lovely park. We had a lovely day out walking around this park and then going to mk Central.  Roads are neat and tidy and also picturesque to walk around.

Fantastic place to have a family walk. Big enough to accommodate cycling, running, walking and even walking your pets. Most interestingly is that it's got a good number of seating spots and areas.  Also has got some very beautiful photo spots and sceneries. You've got to enjoy the sunset view from the middle of the park. Nice high points to catch a good glimpse of Downs Barn and Conniburrow.  So much greenery, so many trees and the sheep's are contained within the grazing areas.  I bet you want to take a walk around the park on one of your free evenings whenever you visit Milton Keynes.

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