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Brooklands Pleasure Park

45-acre green space with a lake, cafe & go-kart track, plus an accessible playground & a mini train.

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Brooklands Pleasure Park is a delightful destination that caters to families seeking outdoor fun and adventure. With well-maintained pathways suitable for strollers and plenty of open space to run around, it’s perfect for a day out with children or pets. The park features engaging play areas along with scenic spots ideal for picnics or leisurely walks. Its picturesque lake adds to the charm, providing visitors with opportunities to observe local wildlife. Discover Brooklands Pleasure Park — where joy and relaxation blend harmoniously in a family-friendly environment.

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  • Saturday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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