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Lightwater Country Park

Tranquil park with heathlands, woodlands & ponds, plus walking trails, a playground & cozy cafe.

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Lightwater Country Park is located at 72 The Avenue, Lightwater GU18 5RG, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Lightwater Country Park and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

At Lightwater Country Park, you’ll find an adventure playground, café, information point, walking trails, grazing livestock, fishing, educational service, tennis, football and a gym.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone. 01276 707166

Need to know more about this business, please call us during business hours or visit our website and can get more information -https://www.surreyheath.gov.uk/residents/sport-leisure-parks/lightwater-country-park

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Sunil Dahal

5 Google Rating

Nice walk I must say. And good lakes too. We had a good 2 hours walk. Easy for buggies too.

5/ 5

Nice walk I must say. And good lakes too. We had a good 2 hours walk. Easy for buggies too.

Tracey Horan

5 Google Rating

Has been redone since we last went. Nice cafe and new play area. Toilets too which is handy. Nice wa

5/ 5

Has been redone since we last went. Nice cafe and new play area. Toilets too which is handy. Nice walking area.

M R

5 Google Rating

Great country park with cafe, toilets and children's playground. Lots of fun for all the family with

5/ 5

Great country park with cafe, toilets and children's playground. Lots of fun for all the family with adventure area and good tracks for cycling and walking. Plenty of parking on site which is brilliant. Cafe serves hot sausage rolls, pasties and bacon and sausage rolls with fresh coffee and ice creams and cakes.

Tracy Kendall

5 Google Rating

Very pleasant walk round the 3 lakes. Beautiful sunny day for a walk and enjoyed reading the informa

5/ 5

Very pleasant walk round the 3 lakes. Beautiful sunny day for a walk and enjoyed reading the informatiin boards about the flora and fauna. Went to the cafe for lunch which has a great selection of food and drinks at really good prices. Brilliant playground for little ones right next to the cafe too. Well worth a visit

Stuart Robinson

5 Google Rating

Lovely country park.... building a 18 hole adventure golf opposite pond...that'll be amazing

5/ 5

Lovely country park.... building a 18 hole adventure golf opposite pond...that'll be amazing

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