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Dyke Road Park

Landscaped green space featuring walking paths, a rose garden & a cafe with a terrace & sea views.

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Dyke Road Park is an inviting green space that caters to individuals and families of all ages within the local community. With its well-maintained paths winding through vibrant flower beds and ornamental shrubs, this park encourages leisurely strolls or energetic runs alike. Families can enjoy quality time together at the children’s playground or picnic areas designed for social gatherings. A charming café at the heart of the park offers refreshments with stunning views of the sea, making it an ideal spot to unwind after outdoor activities. Dyke Road Park exemplifies the essence of community through its accessible recreational offerings.

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