Take my dog here for a good run around. Just have to be aware that there's football training etc going on sometimes so we just stick to one area away from them. Saturday s and Sunday we avoid because it's very busy sometimes with matches etc going on. Meet some really friendly people with their dogs, nice chatting.
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Shirley Slack ★★★★★
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Dark Fire ★★★★★
Nice pitch with plenty of grass area, fitted wooden benches and on site parking.
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Ken Fretwell ★★★☆☆
My friend got to sell some minor items but otherwise not very busy, better luck next time!!! Ken
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Adam Barnard ★★★★★
Well looked after place with plenty of different activities taking place. People went round locked up an cleaned up after everyone. Great for the community.
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Wayne Gammon ★★★★★
Great facilities, clean and well used by various groups
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Dawn Grundy ★★★★☆
Hired Hall for girls 4th birthday. Had Bouncy Castle and ride on toys. There was plenty of room for the kids to run and ride about and the bouncy castle had sufficient headroom. We had flexibility as to how we wanted the chairs and tables set up and there was plenty available. Hot drinks were available in the foyer area. The caretaker was helpful and on hand if we had any issues. We could help ourselves to crockery and cutlery from the kitchen which was at the other end of the building but we brought our own. If hot drinks were required in the room, I would recommend filling a large flask/s and using cups from the kitchen. Everything worked fine for us.
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Tasha Shaw ★★★★☆
Nice quiet little village park, some nice activities after the revamp, that I haven't seen in any other local parks - a swing connected for parent/baby facing, a trampoline in the ground. They've used the space wisely. Kids in the skate park could be off putting with a few curse words, but in general they were quiet and not doing what most other kids their ages probably would have been...and they were using the skate park for it's intended use.
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Tasha R ★★★★☆
Nice quiet little village park, some nice activities after the revamp, that I haven't seen in any other local parks - a swing connected for parent/baby facing, a trampoline in the ground. They've used the space wisely. Kids in the skate park could be off putting with a few curse words, but in general they were quiet and not doing what most other kids their ages probably would have been...and they were using the skate park for it's intended use.
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The Phil Grundy Community & Sports Centre is located at 12 Scawby Rd, Broughton, Brigg DN20 0AF, UK
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