Took a walk along the river today and enjoyed the relative peace and quiet amongst the wildlife . Wild garlic amongst other things on show along with the lovely bird songs in the countryside . Priceless things you often take for granted .

The park itself is a very nice park, great for walks, lovely green space, nice atmosphere However, the children pay area is absolutely ridiculous , for such a big park, the selection of apparatus is really bad and to add insult to injury some of them are broken. Please invest in the Children's area. Please.

Great for a quiet walk or for a bike ride. Beautiful scenery. Due to the recent hot weather the wetlands have evaporated, however when full with water this is an amazing place to watch wildlife. We often spend an afternoon in the park. The kids love the play area and also enjoy buying the duck food from the visitor center and feeding the birds at the lake.

Great place for cycling, wide paths and lot's of different ways to go. We cycle there weekly each time finding new paths and places we can go to. In the main spot near the parking area there is a nice playground for kids and a nice cafe with a nice view where you can have some coffee or grab some food from the cafe. Dogs are welcome which make it a nice family friendly place. This park connect to the Ingrebourne hill park which in total takes around 30 minutes to cycle through. In between the two parks there's a small lake with lots of sitting area.

Always friendly Lovely place for kids. Great for feeding ducks

Great mix of history, nature & fun. A bit of a gem.

Been here a few times whilst in the area visiting family Great place for dog walking our Cocker Spaniels love finding (and losing) their balls in the long grass

Good open space with plenty of opportunity for walking. Fair amount of parking but at busier times you may have to park in the driveway leading to the car park. A bit of water around, there are several areas that are all-weather terrain so it's pretty much an all year facility.