Pages Park

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. We had a great day there with our grandson, I would recommend a visit here to anyone Lucky to be on the first trip of the year on a new elongated track, on Leighton Buzzard narrow light railway lovely little trip We had an afternoon train ride for our grandson's 4th birthday. The train had a plaque with his name on it and had plenty of photos taken. He was even allowed to ride in the train cab with dad, for a short while. The staff were all wonderful, making a fuss of him and finding more small gifts for him and his little sister. Finally he was given his name plaque to take home. Definitely a must if you have kids or even if not. A superb ride through parts of Leighton Buzzard to the Stonehenge quarry and back. 1 1/2 hours in total. Extreme value for money, I would recommend it to anyone. The Leighton Buzzard miniature railway is a great day out for families, railway enthusiasts and anyone interested in local history. The volunteers clearly love what they do and are very welcoming and keen to share their knowledge. Looking forward to our next visit. It’s a nice park with some facilities such as toilets at the train station. There are tennis courts, a basketball court, a kids playground and a football pitch. The tennis nets could do with an update, and the goals could do with nets, but it’s a good park overall. The kid’s park is good and has options for people in a wheelchair, such as a roundabout. In the summer, there is a cricket club with a new pavilion and a croquet club. The grass is well maintained, except form the football area making it very muddy at times. There can be boggy areas when it rains. A community garden offers an area to relax and be peaceful, too. The Leighton Buzzard railway off to the side of the park takes you around the area of Leighton Buzzard. It runs at regular times, but is best to book. They also do various events such as Easter and Christmas, where you get to meet Santa. All in all, despite needing some refurbishment in places, Pages Park offers a lot of opportunities to people of different ages and interests and is worth a visit. It is always open and completely free, so there’s no harm in visiting. Very enjoyable trip on narrow gauge rail. Very friendly staff. Loads of historical rolling stock to see. Plenty of play equipment which suits children, nice and safe area. Has parking close by Walked through the park today with the Walking 4 Health Group and found this lovely community garden which is maintained by volunteers. When on the train in a group of 12 and loved it. My 3½ year old granddaughter had a smile from ear to ear and was so lovely to see. My mother who is 86 said it brought back some lovely memories of riding the old steam trains back in her younger years! Staff very helpful. Well recommend. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Rail museum Country park