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Arthur Newbery Park

Public green space featuring a playground, leafy areas & views of the River Thames.

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Arthur Newbery Park is located at 12 Larissa Cl, Tilehurst, Reading RG31 6LE, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Arthur Newbery Park and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

An open park set on a hill with grassland cut as summer meadow. Beech and lime tree avenues open onto wide pathways, which are mown for walkers and offer views across the River Thames to Mapledurham Woods. Kentwood Copse is a small woodland area adjoining the park.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone.

Need to know more about this business, please call us during business hours or visit our website and can get more information -http://www.reading.gov.uk/article/7036/Arthur-Newbery-Park

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Alan Toovey

5 Google Rating

A good sized play park with lots of play equipment. One of the beat in the area.

5/ 5

A good sized play park with lots of play equipment. One of the beat in the area.

Martin Pilkington

5 Google Rating

A beautiful park to just sit and look at the view. And get your trousers full of paw marks.

5/ 5

A beautiful park to just sit and look at the view. And get your trousers full of paw marks.

Em Bonewell

5 Google Rating

Beautiful little green space in between many houses, plenty of rooms to throw balls for dogs and kid

5/ 5

Beautiful little green space in between many houses, plenty of rooms to throw balls for dogs and kids alike. Great children's park and very clean and well managed.

Stacey Moore

5 Google Rating

Lovely big park, play area, nice little stream and some wooded areas. Been coming here since I was a

5/ 5

Lovely big park, play area, nice little stream and some wooded areas. Been coming here since I was a kid and now take my kids here

Para-Mentis Channel by Piggsy Lamb

4 Google Rating

Been doing some work with a client, interested if the area has any paranormal activity.

4/ 5

Been doing some work with a client, interested if the area has any paranormal activity.

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