1st car park has no tarmac and a bumpy ride. The park itself has no tarmac footpath and no seprate door or walkway for people on foot to leave and they use same access as cars which is a safety hazard.
Great park with lots of paths to walk around and ideal for a dog walk. There are a number of bins located around the park which is nice. There are also a few benches to sit and enjoy the scenery. It’s lovely to see that they have planted so many trees. Ample free parking on site and a kids play area
Love this place, been coming since i was a kid. Lovely walk around. Very dog friendly..shame dog mess isn't always picked up but thats on the individual owners not the park itself as there are plenty of specific dog poo bins available. Great park for kids where dogs arent allowed in.
Lots of dog mess on footpaths. Surely cleanup after your dog should be done as this is a family area where children can be around and they don't always look for poo.
Great place to walk the dog, lots of space but does get really muddy after it rains
Large open fields. Wooded areas suitable for short walks with or without dogs. My nephew likes to try and climb the trees. There are some ponds but they are covered with algae don't go near them. Wear Wellington's it gets boggy. A small car park is free but has a bar to prevent vans and caravans.
This time of year it is very wet and muddy. But the dogs loved it up there. Big open spaces to let your dog and of course yourself wander around and explore. There's even a beautiful lake and although I haven't gone all the way to the back of the park yet, it looks like there's a wooded area to be explored. If the kids don't want to walk then there is also a play park by the front car park.
If you enjoy the perception of walking on grass only to find your shoe buried deep in mud, this is the place to be. You get to learn where the soft spots are after a few visits. I usually walk around the park 3 times along the edges resulting in a distance of about 4.5 miles. That takes me about an hour and a half and I'm a casual walker. Lots of space to be alone, it's popular for people walking their dogs as well. There's a car park on the side and it's free and is never busy. There are these little islands of trees with paths through them dotted around the park, that make the walks more exciting. On the southern end of the park, there's a larger bit of forest with wide paths and a brook running through it and joining the Old River in the eastern direction. Great view at the top of the hill and the water front
Ashenbury Park is located at Denmark Ave, Woodley, Reading RG5 4RX, UK
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