This is one of our favourite places to visit, in fact I’ve had a photo shoot for my Dog and my daughter here! It’s a haven for wildlife and wild flowers. It’s be a beautiful field which is next to the Canal in Great Linford. There’s a few walks you can do from here, one is Linford Manor which Is behind this field along the Canal and the other is Stanton Low Country Park which is over the road in Oakridge. Stonepit has two large ponds, huge rocks and gorgeous trees. You’ll fin

Daisy & I visited this park in Wavendon and we loved it. It was super clean and tidy and great for toddlers and older children. The tower was easy to navigate for toddlers who love to climb and then the floors above would be brilliant for over 5s. Daisy particularly loved the slide and it was wide enough for me and her to go down together, so of course we did that a 100 times! Was great fun. She also loved picking up the little stones, she’s over eating everything thank god b

What a great park we visited in Loughton Milton Keynes. Daisy loved playing in the sand and climbing over the rocks that outlined it, she loved picking up sand and putting it in the bucket attached to the pirate ship. She enjoyed the pirate roundabout and running in and out of the ship. We probably spent a good 2 hours there. I would say this park is suitable for crawlers right up until you’re about 10! There aren’t any baby swing, hurray, because I find it so boring pushing

We visited the brand new park in Bancroft this morning and it was fabulous. So lovely to see so many children enjoying it too. Well done to Stantonbury Council. There is a toddler friendly section with artificial grass which I thought was rather posh. The perfect little slide and wooden climbing frame. Baby swings and wooden rocking ‘things’ what are they even called! Daisy loved running around and then she spotted the huge climbing frame and she ran so fast she rolled down t

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

This park is located in Great Holm and it’s such a well designed little park. The wooded sculptures are fantastic and great for toddlers and children. Toddlers who love sand and climbing will love this park. Take a bottle of water too and let them play with the sand and sticks. There is a little climbing frame and wooden car, a tunnel, baby swing and other little bits. Such a fantastic park and well worth a visit. The park is not enclosed and is surrounded by houses and under

The Triangle Park is such a great little park. There is an enclosed park ideal for toddlers including two toddler friendly climbing frames, two slides, a tunnel and baby swings. Next door is another enclosed park ideal for bigger kids and also some exercise equipment. Use postcode MK43 0HW however google maps took me straight here just by searching Triangle Park. There is no parking so you’ll have to fins a suitable place along the road. #miltonkeynes #newportpagnell #mkkids

Today we visited Wimpole Estate, we spent 4 hours there and still didn’t see all of it. We had so much fun, it’s about 1 hour from Milton Keynes but well worth the visit and even more so if you’re National Trust members because it’s free! Standard entry for an Adult is £17.20 and child £8.60, under 2s are free. There is so much to do and see and the sunshine made it extra special. The little gift shops are lovely, we brought some chocolate fudge and next time we said we will

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

The BEST TODDLER Climbing frame we’ve seen. We visited this park today and absolutely loved it. It’s set within Ouze Valley Park another Parks Trust piece of countryside. It’s going to be a great one for summer picnics and playing. Something I’ve never seen before is a great big rope seesaw! Daisy was a bit unsure of it but we saw some families having a whale of a time on it. Another great bit of kit was a music section on the climbing frame, check out my saved stories to see

Daisy & I visited Thrift Farm. The animals all seem so happy and well looked after too, from birds, ducks, geese to lamas, donkeys, ponies, goats, sheep and giant rabbits. You can buy a bag of feed for 50p and feed the goats which are my favourite. They have an outdoor play section with picnic tables a little slide and mini tractors for toddlers. The animals all seem so happy and well looked after too, from birds, ducks, geese to lamas, donkeys, ponies, goats, sheep and giant