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Grenfell Park
Overview
Located on Grenfell Road, close to the Town Centre and Train Station at Maidenhead
Grenfell Park can be accessed by pedestrians from its northern end at South Road, Maidenhead
Size:
A walk around the perimeter of this park will contribute 950 steps to the advised 10,000 daily steps recommended to improve
fitness.
BBQs are not permitted in any of the parks and open spaces.
Location and access details
Located on Grenfell Road, close to the Town Centre and Train Station at Maidenhead
Grenfell Park can be accessed by pedestrians from its northern end at South Road, Maidenhead
Map
Grenfell Park
Facilities
- Multi-use play area for basketball/netball
- Small Car Park
- 2 Play Areas with equipment for children aged up to 13 years old
- Cafe and toilet facilities
- Outdoor Gym
History
Grenfell Park, Grenfell Road, Maidenhead was donated to the town in 1897 by Lord Desborough (William Grenfell) to mark
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. The park has a number of unusual trees, the seeds of which were provided by Lord
Desborough after travelling the world. The steep wooded banks and large flat grassed area to the rear of the park form
a natural amphitheatre.
Other
Report an issue in a park
If you would like to report an issue in one of our parks, for example an issue with the play equipment, bins, public toilets or car park, please use the online form below.