Level stroller paths, shade, benches and a cradle swing welcome babies, but no clear baby-changing station or nursing room means carers must bring mats and confirm facilities with the council.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Enough time for baby-friendly play, a picnic break, and a stroller stroll without tiring your little one.
Stroller-friendly path stroll:
Walk along the fenced rubber-surface paths around the playground.
Tip: Use wide entrances to push your stroller easily and avoid bumps.
Cradle swing time:
Let your baby enjoy gentle rocking on the cradle swing for ages 1–5.
Tip: Stand close and push slowly to soothe your baby and keep them secure.
Interactive water-pump play:
Use the water-pump fountain for drinking water or gentle water play.
Tip: Bring a small cup and supervise closely to keep your baby safe and dry.
Shaded picnic under trees:
Spread a blanket on the grass and feed your baby in shaded spots.
Tip: Choose a bench or picnic table nearby for easy diaper changes and feeding.
In summer, bring hat, sunscreen, and extra water. In autumn and winter, paths may be wet—bring raincoats and avoid puddles.
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Daniel
Spacious green space with a playground for kids. There's also a mini skatepark inside. The benches look clean and well maintained.
Ross C
Amazing Playground #### A Delightful Experience at the Millennium Children's Park and Playground We recently visited the Millennium Children's Park and Playgroundband was thoroughly impressed by the experience. The first thing that caught my attention was the impeccable cleanliness. The grounds are well-maintained, free from litter, and the equipment looks well-cared for. This aspect made it a w...
gr8tfish gr8tfish
Fenced in park near to the cathedral parking. Great park for kids. The floor is a soft foam, overall a safe place next to a busy road. Some interactive play things like the sand digger and the water pump which is unique and fun for kids. There is also free wifi if you can get on.
Ally Tideswell
Beautiful park to take the kids to. Clean, and well kept. Play ground is very nice with lots to do and see. Keep a few coins handy for the toilet available. Lots of historical places to see and visit around the park. Ducks in the little river. Close to shops like Tesco express.
Edmond Horton
My kids loved it here. My oldest is obsessed with trains, so the train at the playground was a big hit. We didn’t try the other playground at the park because the toddler section kept my almost 5 and 2 year old completely occupied.
Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Pay-and-display parking (2 hours) | EUR 3 |
Public toilet (coin-operated) | EUR 0.2 |
Total Estimated | EUR 3.2 |
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