This is your guide to the Best Bracknell Parks to visit.

Whether you're a local seeking new spots for family fun or a tourist, you've come to the right place. 

At Easthampstead Park we're passionate about our hometown and love sharing brilliant places to explore in the area. 

Read on for inspiration - this Berkshire town has something for everyone!

Playgrounds & Parks In Bracknell

1. Lily Hill Park

Lily Hill Park boasts nice parkland, ponds, gardens and woodlands, providing a tranquil retreat for visitors. 

The park's history dates back to the 19th century and even features England's longest picnic bench carved from a single piece of wood.

Visitors can enjoy strolls, information points in key areas of interest, and picnics.

Lily Hill Park Map

Important Information

Opening Times: Please check the Lily Hill Park website for the latest opening times and information.
Parking: There is a car park onsite.

2. Savernake Park

Savernake Park offers a mix of facilities which include a balancing pond, a play area for children and woodlands.

Families can spend quality time together exploring the park's walking paths, playing sports, or simply relaxing in the peaceful surroundings of Savernake Park.

Savernake Park Map

Important Information

Opening Times: Please check the Savernake Park website for the latest opening times and information.
Parking: There is a car park onsite.

3. Mill Park

Mill Park provides a serene setting for outdoor activities and relaxation.

The park features lush greenery, a tranquil stream, and scenic walking trails, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers.

Children can explore the park's playground area too which includes slides, swings, and other equipment.

Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll or active playtime, Mill Park offers something for everyone to enjoy.

Mill Park Map

Important Information

Opening Times: Please check the Mill Park website for the latest opening times and information.
Parking: There is a car park onsite.

4. South Hill Park

South Hill Park is a historic estate. Its gardens, lakes, and woodlands are open for everyone to enjoy.

They surround a Grade II listed building that's now an arts center offering a range of shows and events throughout the year.

Facilities also include a cafe, nature trail, 2 ponds for fishing, sculptures, and a playground for toddlers.

The grounds are managed through a partnership between Bracknell Forest Council, Bracknell Town Council, and South Hill Park Arts Centre.

With its rich history, South Hill Park is a must-visit destination in Bracknell.

South Hill Park Map

Important Information

Opening Times: Please check the South Hill Park website for the latest opening times and information.
Parking: There is a car park onsite.

5. Westmorland Park

Westmorland Park provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The park features a lovely pond, open green spaces, sport areas, wooden sculptures and a play area for children. 

With its scenic beauty and recreational opportunities you're guaranteed a delightful experience.

Westmorland Park Map

Important Information

Opening Times: Please check the Westmorland Park website for the latest opening times and information.
Parking: There is a car park onsite.

6. The Parks

The Parks is a 19.3 hectare public open space offering woodland, wildflower meadows, outdoor fitness area and recreational grassland areas for visitors to enjoy.

You can also hire the fantastic onsite Multi-use Games Area which is ideal for spots such as football, basketball and netball.

The Parks Map

Important Information

Opening Times: Please check The Parks website for the latest opening times and information.
Parking: There is a car park onsite.

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We hope our guide to the top Bracknell Parks has been helpful. 

Before your visit it's worth checking out each park's website for the most up-to-date information and timings.

If you're looking for more parks nearby check out Dinton Pastures Country Park in Wokingham. You can find out more about this fantastic place by reading our article "10 Best Things To Do In Wokingham".

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FAQs Related To Bracknell Parks

Q: What are the best parks in Bracknell?
A: There are many parks to explore in Bracknell. From Lily Hill Park to the family-friendly Mill Park read our article for the ultimate guide to the best parks in Bracknell.

Q: What is the history of Lily Hill Park?
A: Lily Hill Park has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. Originally part of Windsor Forest the land was acquired by Henry Dormer Vincent Esquire in 1807. The construction of the original Lily Hill House was completed by 1817. This historic estate has since been transformed into the beloved Lily Hill Park offering the public a beautiful green space to enjoy nature and explore the area's heritage.

Q: Who lived in South Hill Park Bracknell?
A: South Hill Park in Bracknell was once the residence of Sir Arthur. Following his passing in 1917, his widow remained in the house until her death in 1929. After her passing the estate was inherited by her nephew, Major Rickman. Tragically, Major Rickman the last private owner of the house met an untimely end in 1940.