We visited this park a few days ago in Great Linford. Daisy’s a fan of a trampoline at the moment and this had one – bonus! Someone asked me if there were any parks without swings before, well this does have child and toddler swings but they’re at the top of the hill, so easily forgotten when you’re on the climbing frame or slide as they’re out of sight. As well as a trampoline and swings they also have a climbing frame, basketball court, rope climbing frame, two cool slides,

We visited a great enclosed park yesterday. It was very wet and muddy but we had fun none the less. We already can’t wait to go back when the weather is dry and we can safely try out all of the equipment. There was a great mix of equipment for toddlers and older children. There wasn’t much for the very young toddler though but with help and assistance little ones who are pre-waking could still have a great time. To access use postcode MK17 0AT. #miltonkeynesparksandlakes #mkk

My partner took me to where he used to play football today. It’s now a huge park. We had such a great time. It’s located within a large field where there’s exercise equipment, a dog agility course which has to be Daisy’s favourite. She loved walking up and down the ramps. There was a huge zip wire and a large obstacle course. Daisy really enjoyed the wobbly bridges and narrow planks. Of course the rest is a little old for her but great for older children. Within the park sect

What a great park with a huge tunnel slide plus 2 smaller slides. The climbing frame was great, Daisy couldn’t quite manage to climb up herself but once I lifted her up she bloody loved it. There’s a climbing wall and little look out tower. A wooden see-saw, big logs to climb, a tyre swing, a ‘spinny thing’ (see Instagram stories). There are steps up to the big slide or an obstacle course up on the hill. There were loads of squirrels playing in the bushes which was cute. If y

We visited the snail park in Walnut Tree and we had a great time, Daisy loved the snails and there were even some spring flowers out. The park itself has a soft AstroTurf floor which will be great for younger toddlers who are just learning to walk or even little crawlers – no mud here! Daisy 20 months old needed help to climb the climbing frame but once up she loved it. There is also a chalk board so be sure to take some chalk with you. There is a spinny ‘thing’ which Daisy e

Stanton Low Park is our absolute favourite park. When you’re there you don’t realise you’re in the middle of a housing estate. There is a zip line, a rather steep slide, be warned! A bike track, swings, wooden tractor and play houses. Things to climb and balance on. Loads of green space and more. It's also dog friendly if they stay on the lead. If you walk through the park and over the canal bridge you can do a nice walk to St Peters Church ruins where we have also spotted so