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Ockwells Park

130-acre park featuring a playground, cafe, green space & nature reserve with woodlands & a meadow.

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Ockwells Park is a local treasure located in Cox Green, Maidenhead, combining recreational opportunities with ecological preservation as part of a local nature reserve. This park features picturesque walking trails that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the area’s natural beauty while keeping an eye out for local wildlife. Its diverse landscapes provide ample space for families to enjoy picnics or simply relax amidst nature’s splendor. Ockwells Park promotes outdoor activities in a serene environment that’s perfect for unwinding after a busy day. Our staff are on hand to assist with any inquiries during your visit.

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Hazel V

5 Google Rating

LOVELY softplay, not too big, not crowded at all, Parents can access the play area if necessary. Ver

5/ 5

LOVELY softplay, not too big, not crowded at all, Parents can access the play area if necessary. Very friendly staff and management, great selection of snacks & drinks. Book in advance.

Gaël Ramaen

5 Google Rating

Amazing experience and so lovely to see such a good quality café experience in the area. Very nice

5/ 5

Amazing experience and so lovely to see such a good quality café experience in the area. Very nice people who also work with local suppliers. Really really recommended 👍🏻.

Naomi Tomkins

5 Google Rating

Lovely park. Equipment suitable for a range of ages. Lovely brownies, sandwiches and pastries at the

5/ 5

Lovely park. Equipment suitable for a range of ages. Lovely brownies, sandwiches and pastries at the cafe, very friendly and helpful staff. The soft play is great for small children. Prob best fpr 1-4 years

antony jeffery

5 Google Rating

Excellent place for the kids . Lots of play stuff so it never feels over packed . My daughter 5 love

5/ 5

Excellent place for the kids . Lots of play stuff so it never feels over packed . My daughter 5 loves going here for play days. The play area is very well designed all beit a few things need patching up and fixing but nothing really that would cause a problem. There is a cafe where u can chill out while the kids run riot , toilets and even a soft play . The park itself is also massive with lots of places to run around and explore. Not to mention there are 2 sheep living in a pen close by . Always a great experience if u have never been here before i would definitely recommend coming

Suchithra Sudagar

4 Google Rating

This a dog friendly park. The children play area is good and there is a small walking path which is

4/ 5

This a dog friendly park. The children play area is good and there is a small walking path which is good to make some good walking rounds

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