AVDC manage and maintain a number of Parks and Play Areas within the district.
Inclusive play areas
Inclusive play areas allowing children with or without disabilities to play together in one space
Meadowcroft Open Space Park
A large open space that forms part of the Riverside Walk a great place for walking, picnics and informal games.
Walton Court Park
A medium sized open space with interesting grass mounds which enhance play experiences.
Calvert Green Park
An attractive area with various open spaces, all over-looked by the adjacent housing.
Cottesloe Park
A large open space with well maintained grass areas ideal for informal games
Carlton Close Park
A medium size open space with interesting mounds and natural features.
Riverside Walk Park
One of three ‘Play on Birds’ Play spaces located along the Riverside Walk.
Bateman Drive Park
A fenced play space offering a wide range of play experiences designed for children aged 2-14yrs.
White Hill Park
A hidden jewel in the centre of Aylesbury, a large sized open space with beautiful trees and interesting land forms.
Haydon Hill Park
A large open space that forms part of the Riverside Walk, a great place for walking, picnics and informal games.
The Coppice Park
A large and interesting open space with links to the open country side and a network of walks which are ideal for spotting wildlife.
Edinburgh Playing Field Park
A large open space with interesting trees and areas ideal for informal ball games.
Turnfurlong Park
A small pleasant open space located between Turnfurlong School and houses.
Waivers Way Park
An attractive medium sized open space with a pleasant and friendly feel with interesting trees and land contours.
Oakfield Road Park
An attractive and large open space popular with walkers as it links to the Aylesbury arm of the Grand Union Canal.
Vale Park
Aylesbury’s main central park with a contemporary feel, beautiful trees and striking flower beds.
Denby Walk Park
A large strip of open space which runs adjacent to the Aylesbury Arm of the Grand Union canal and is linked to the town centre via the canal tow path. An ideal site for walking.
Narbeth Drive Park
Large open access play space that incorporates natural features and play items designed for children aged 2-14yrs.
Bridge Street Park
A pleasant open space adjacent to the Great River Ouse with pedestrian links to Buckingham’s main shopping area.
Simpson Place Park
A small pleasant play space with natural features and landscaped features.
Overn Avenue Park
A small pleasant open space surrounded by housing on three sides, overlooked from housing opposite.
Stratford Fields Park
A small but pretty open space which runs adjacent to the River Great Oust.
Alfred Rose Memorial Park
A large attractive open space with interesting trees and well maintained grass areas ideal for picnics and informal games.
Leisure audits
Local authorities are required to assess the existing and future needs of their communities for open space, sports and recreational facilities.
Bedgrove Park
Green Flag award winning park (the quality benchmark for parks and green areas in the UK)