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Welwyn Hatfield Parks (29)

Burleigh Play Area

Burleigh Play Area

A play area situated in a residential area near to Hatfield House

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Bushey Ley Play Area

Bushey Ley Play Area

A small play area popular with local residents, situated in a green enclosed by trees

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Cypress Avenue Play Area

Cypress Avenue Play Area

A small enclosed play area, situated in a quiet cul-de-sac

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Danesbury Park

Danesbury Park

Having its origins as historic parkland, Danesbury still has a number of large mature trees which are of huge value to wildlife, especially bats, owls, fungi and insects

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Dawley Play Area

Dawley Play Area

A five minute walk from Haldens Park, this small play area is hidden in a green in the midst of a residential area

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Digswell Playing Fields

Digswell Playing Fields

Large playing field under the Digswell viaduct with free parking and a children's play area. Home to Digswell Tennis Club

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Drovers Way Play Area

Drovers Way Play Area

A small play area located in a housing estate near Birchwood Leisure Centre

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Digswell Playing Fields

Farm Close Play Area

A small enclosed play area situated in a close not far from the town centre

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Haldens Park

Haldens Park

A medium sized park in Welwyn Garden City is a pleasant place to go for walk or take the kids to let off steam. Home to Haldens Sports and Social Club

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Digswell Playing Fields

Hillfield Play Area

A small play area located on a green open space in the midst of a residential area near the fields where Hatfield Town Football Club play

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Hornsfield Play Area

Hornsfield Play Area

A play area situated in a residential area not far from Panshanger golf complex and Welwyn Garden City football club

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Dell Stream Woods

Howe Dell Stream Woods

A lovely woodland reserve located near Onslow St Audrey's School which also includes a small play area. Plenty of space to play or relax in the shelter

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King George V Playing Field, Welwyn Garden City

King George V Playing Field, Welwyn Garden City

Large park in Welwyn Garden City with loads of sporting facilities from bowls to BMX!

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Knightsfield Play Area

Knightsfield Play Area

A small enclosed play area on a large open space in Knightsfield

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Lawrence Hall End Play Area

Lawrence Hall End Play Area

Medium sized play area situated on a large open space in Woodhall by Creswick school

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Little Rivers Play Area

Little Rivers Play Area

A play area in an open space near Panshanger primary school

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Mardley Heath

Mardley Heath

This large wood has been regenerating since its use as a gravel quarry in the 20th century. There is a network of trails along which the nature reserve can be explored on foot, by cycling, and even horseback!

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Moneyhole Lane Playing Fields

Moneyhole Lane Playing Fields

Large playing field on the edge of Panshanger which offers outdoor activities including football pitches, a children's playground and a tree belt walk

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Northaw Great Wood

Northaw Great Wood

A site of special scientific interest (SSSI) since 1985, this extensive nature reserve is one of Hertfordshire's largest remaining historic woods

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View of memorials at Oakhill

Oak Hill Lawn Cemetery, Hatfield

An award winning cemetery in south Hatfield open to all for quiet contemplation & peaceful reflection.

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Oxleys Wood

Oxleys Wood

This small woodland includes a large pond and has a wet boggy area

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Digswell Playing Fields

Redhall Play Area

A play area situated on an open green space within a residential area in South Hatfield, not far from Redhall Wood

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Sherrardspark Wood

Sherrardspark Wood

This wood has some of the county's finest oak and hornbeam trees, as well as a wide range of wildlife including birds, plants, mammals and fungi

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Longhorn cattle resting at Singlers Marsh

Singlers Marsh

Singlers Marsh comprises a section of regionally important chalk river and lowland flood meadows. The mosaic of grassland, willow scrub and more mature trees attract a wide range of wildlife especially plants of wet meadows, insects and birds including summer visitors.

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Stanborough Park

Stanborough Park

A flagship, Green Flag winning park close to Welwyn Garden City with 2 large lakes which provides numerous leisure activities both on water and land!

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Summerfield Play Area

Summerfield Play Area

A play area in South Hatfield, located on a small open space on the edge of a residential area

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The Commons

The Commons

This delightful nature reserve has a diverse mix of habitats including, fen, woodland, grassland and ponds

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WGC Town Centre pink fountain in autumn

Welwyn Garden City Centre Gardens

Welwyn Garden City was founded by Sir Ebenezer Howard in 1920, who aimed to combine the benefits of a city and the countryside. The town is laid out along tree-lined boulevards, with wide grass verges and fantastic open spaces for residents and visitors to the town to enjoy.

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Cherry blossom

Woodhall Open Space

A WGC space for nature with community orchard and interesting history!

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