Willen Lake, cared for by The Parks Trust—the charity stewarding over 6,000 acres of Milton Keynes’s green spaces—uses your entrance fee to support ongoing park development and upkeep.There’s endless fun for all ages: tackle the Treetop Extreme high‑ropes course, cool off in the Splash ’n’ Play outdoor water park, or try kayaking and paddleboarding on the lake. Families will love the expansive adventure playground and accessible trails winding through wildlife-rich scenery. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Willen Lake delivers unforgettable days out.

As one of Bedfordshire’s most expansive woodlands, this tranquil haven features miles of bridleways perfect for walking, cycling, or horse riding. Along the way, you’ll be rewarded with stunning vistas of Milton Keynes and the historic Woburn Abbey.

Campbell Park sits at the heart of Milton Keynes, where you’ll find striking public art, tranquil water features, the winding Grand Union Canal, a cricket pitch, and an open-air amphitheatre. Home to The Parks Trust’s offices in The Pavilion, the park also boasts a towering belvedere—climb to the top for sweeping vistas across northeast Milton Keynes and into Bedfordshire.

The Grand Union Canal makes its entrance into Milton Keynes at Ouse Valley Park in Old Wolverton, winding in a graceful arc across the city’s eastern side before exiting at Water Eaton in Bletchley. This historic waterway not only links us to our industrial heritage but also offers countless leisure pursuits for today’s community.For a scenic journey, try the Canal Broadwalk—an enchanting pathway that guides you through some of Milton Keynes’s loveliest green spaces, from the newly restored Great Linford Manor Park to the striking landscapes of Campbell Park and the tranquil Newlands Remembrance Walk.

Woburn Safari Park is home to over 75 exotic and endangered species. Every ticket grants you access to a self‑drive Road Safari, a Foot Safari complete with keeper talks, plus a variety of indoor and outdoor play areas—all included!