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Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton

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Blaker’s Park, Brighton located at Between Southdown Road & Cleveland Road, Brighton BN1 6FH, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 07981 490516

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Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton
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Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton
Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton
Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton
Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton
Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton
Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton
Blaker’s Park, Brighton brighton

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Howard Standen

5 Google Rating

Nice small local park

5/ 5

Nice small local park

Rhett Bartley

4 Google Rating

Good place to walk the dog, except sometimes bins are full. If you have kids thete's a good playgrou

4/ 5

Good place to walk the dog, except sometimes bins are full. If you have kids thete's a good playground and a passable cafe.

Estey Peck

4 Google Rating

Good park

4/ 5

Good park

Dave T

4 Google Rating

Pleasant area to walk around with a clock that looks like a mini Big Ben.

4/ 5

Pleasant area to walk around with a clock that looks like a mini Big Ben.

Paul Goodwin

5 Google Rating

A lovely park near Five ways. Views of the sea from it.

5/ 5

A lovely park near Five ways. Views of the sea from it.

Anna Harding

5 Google Rating

We love this park. New playground looks great. 😄

5/ 5

We love this park. New playground looks great. 😄

F H

4 Google Rating

Great fun for little people. And good café too.

4/ 5

Great fun for little people. And good café too.

Vincent Murphy

5 Google Rating

Nice park. Newly revamped children's play area. Used by dog walkers.

5/ 5

Nice park. Newly revamped children's play area. Used by dog walkers.

Ele Gato

5 Google Rating

This hidden jewel, quiet and lovely park. I have not discovered until very recently. Wonderful place

5/ 5

This hidden jewel, quiet and lovely park. I have not discovered until very recently. Wonderful place to walk or rest looking far away to the sea. Beautiful Brighton and its parks, santuary to lost and worried souls like mine. And it even has a mini “Big Ben”♥️

Paula

5 Google Rating

Pretty park with lovely views over Central Brighton, out towards the sea. Nice place to just sit and

5/ 5

Pretty park with lovely views over Central Brighton, out towards the sea. Nice place to just sit and chill.

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