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Welcome to Albert Park, your premier destination for outdoor recreation and family-friendly activities in Abingdon. Nestled at 28 Park Rd, OX14 1DS, our park is designed to provide an inviting atmosphere where visitors of all ages can come together to enjoy nature and engage in a variety of recreational pursuits. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful spot for a picnic, a playground for the kids, or beautiful walking trails to explore, Albert Park offers something for everyone.

Our commitment to enhancing your experience means that we are always here to assist you with any inquiries or needs. With ample green space, well-maintained facilities, and a welcoming community vibe, Albert Park stands out as a local gem that encourages a love for the outdoors. From organized events to casual strolls with family and friends, we strive to create memorable moments for all who visit.

At Albert Park, we believe in the importance of connecting with nature while fostering community spirit. For more information about our services or to book your next visit, please contact us at 01235 522711 or explore our website at [ch-of-abingdon.org](http://www.ch-of-abingdon.org/). Join us at Albert Park and discover the joy of outdoor adventures in a friendly and safe environment!

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Christopher Dunn

4 Google Rating

A decent-sized and attractive green space conveniently tucked away in the peaceful backstreets of ce

4/ 5

A decent-sized and attractive green space conveniently tucked away in the peaceful backstreets of central Abingdon. Seems like a good place to walk the dog or lie on the grass and read a book on a sunny day. I plan to do both very soon!

Ian vincent

5 Google Rating

Peaceful, well maintained, good accessible pathways. With a corner conduit house fed by springs supp

5/ 5

Peaceful, well maintained, good accessible pathways. With a corner conduit house fed by springs supplying water to Ock Street .

Alex Dayes

4 Google Rating

I cleaned up part of the park. It's a nice park but there is a lot of rubbish, and there is a known

4/ 5

I cleaned up part of the park. It's a nice park but there is a lot of rubbish, and there is a known drug problem, so there are CO2 canisters around. The park itself isn't bad though, it's very open to allow ease of movement, and the trees are nice to stay under.

F Bee

5 Google Rating

Beautiful, historic park particularly nice in spring with blossom. Nothing to entertain children rea

5/ 5

Beautiful, historic park particularly nice in spring with blossom. Nothing to entertain children really so bring things to keep them happy. There used to be tennis and bowls, unsure if they're still there.

Dee Garrett

5 Google Rating

Lovely park, safe and clean. Great for walks with the kids and for a picnic!

5/ 5

Lovely park, safe and clean. Great for walks with the kids and for a picnic!

Tsveta Zheleva

4 Google Rating

Great place to relax. Lovely place to walk your dog/children. It's just a shame to playground there

4/ 5

Great place to relax. Lovely place to walk your dog/children. It's just a shame to playground there.

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5 Google Rating

Fantastic, quiet place to catch the breath!

5/ 5

Fantastic, quiet place to catch the breath!

Lyndsey Smith

5 Google Rating

Albert Park is great for a quieter spot in comparison with Abingdon's Abbey Meadows. It is still ver

5/ 5

Albert Park is great for a quieter spot in comparison with Abingdon's Abbey Meadows. It is still very close to the town centre and to bus stops and has lots of shady spots as well as wide open park space. It's clean and tidy and dog friendly but should be noted there are no toilets.

Marc Kilgus

5 Google Rating

Beautiful garden with interesting history and amazing trees. Very dig friendly. No playground thoug

5/ 5

Beautiful garden with interesting history and amazing trees. Very dig friendly. No playground though. Head over to Abbey Meadows with the kids.

Glen Richardson

5 Google Rating

Very nice place to visit friendly people

5/ 5

Very nice place to visit friendly people

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