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This
is
'Ruddington
Country
Park'
politically
called
'Rushcliffe
Country
Park'.
Rushcliffe
is
a
Borough.
The
park
is
split
by
a
railway
track
with
a
footbridge
crossing.
Pathways
allow
all
weather
walking
and
cycling
yet
puddles
of
rain
water
collect
at
times.
The
park
is
well
visited
by
dog
walkers
exercising
dogs.
A
dog
agility
area
is
available
to
train
clever
pets.
The
park
has
a
flat
surface
type
maze
or
labyrinth,
walk
this
for
contemplation.
Hot
drinks
and
snacks
are
sold
from
a
mobile
unit,
coffee
is
somewhat
tasteless,
served
by
very
friendly
staff.
Watch
out
for
the
opportunist
Magpies
that
will
snatch
any
food
from
the
picnic
benches.
Unusual
toilet
units
with
vents
are
available
if
desperate.
Dog
policy
is
areas
for
dogs
on
leads
and
free
go
crazy
run
bark
fetch
balls
and
sticks,
under
good
control
of
course.
Car
parking
is
patrolled
by
zealous
wardens
in
black
military
style
combat
uniforms
checking
tickets.
The
artificial
duck
pond
near
the
visitors
centre
with
toilets
is
a
pleasant
walk
around,
the
toilets
are
often
closed.
Kids
love
the
play
area,
the
spider
pyramid
is
now
half
the
size
it
once
was,
so
not
such
fun
for
adventuress
take
a
risk
kid
training,
all
very
safe
for
the
modern
child.
A
BMX
bike
style
slalom
near
the
skate
park
can
be
exciting
to
use.
Parking
on
the
side
road
known
for
thefts
from
cars
is
an
option
to
avoid
parking
tolls
and,
a
convoluted
drive
around
the
business
estate
to
the
park
and
display.
Wheelchair
friendly,
but
watch
out
for
the
slopes.
A
good
western
view
of
the
surrounding
country
side
from
benches
on
the
west
side,
you
can
enjoy
looking
at
the
A453
and
Ratcliffe
on
Sour
power
station,
Clifton
Pastures
and
Gotham
Moor
of
King
John
fame.
Picnics
are
popular
in
summer
time.
The
dog
kennels
can
spoil
the
peaceful
space
with
barking.
Look
out
for
real
Steam
Engines
at
the
Heritage
Centre.