Campbell Park

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1. Atif Farooq ★★★★★

   Stunning park with serene scenery, I found it lovely it and soothing for my mind, walking around the grassy hills and seeing nature was truly another experience. My kids enjoyed it a lot.

   almost 2 months ago
2. Piotr Czajka ★★★★★

   Campbell Park is easily one of the best places to visit in Milton Keynes. Located right next to the city centre, it’s super easy to access — you can walk from CMK via the underpasses and footbridges, cycle in on the Redways, or park nearby along Silbury or Avebury Boulevard. Once you’re in the park, it feels like you’ve stepped out of the city and into a huge, peaceful green space. The park has a bit of everything: wide open lawns, wildflower meadows, woodland paths, and some great viewpoints over the city. There’s also the amphitheatre for events, a proper cricket ground, and the lovely canal edge at the bottom of the park. It’s perfect for a quiet walk, a picnic, or just getting some fresh air. Campbell Park also has real historical value. It was designed in the 1970s and opened in the 1980s as a central part of Milton Keynes’ unique “city in the forest” vision. Today it’s Grade II listed for its landscape design and public art, including the well-known Light Pyramid at the top of the Belvedere. Overall: beautiful, spacious, relaxing, and right in the middle of the city — an absolute MK gem.

   almost 3 months ago
3. Tom Jaycocks ★★★★☆

   Campbell Park is a lovely open space right in the heart of Milton Keynes. It’s perfect for a walk, a picnic, or events like Oktoberfest, which is what brought us here. The park is well kept with plenty of room to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Parking can get a bit busy during events, but it’s definitely one of the nicest green spots in the area and great for a day out.

   almost 4 months ago

1. Waas A. ★★★★★

   Personally, a hidden gem in MK. Wasn’t crowded at all on the weekend we went. Nice place for a walk with family and friends. Well maintained. Good for picnics. Different events take place too. Highly recommend

   almost 8 months ago
2. Andrew Cartwright ★★★★★

   Wowsers... what a beautiful park. We strolled through past the sheep, a visit to the light pyramid, over to the memorial area, down by the water, and down near the canal. We found it odd that there wasn't many people about, but that just made it a bit nicer to be honest. The kids enjoyed floating leaves down the water gulley, and the only thing they missed (from a kids perspective) was a play ground - but to be honest, sort of glad there wasn't one!! Nice touch that they had some different art sculpture things dotted about.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Rahmon Shittu ★★★★★

   Fantastic place to have a family walk. Big enough to accommodate cycling, running, walking and even walking your pets. Most interestingly is that it's got a good number of seating spots and areas. Also has got some very beautiful photo spots and sceneries. You've got to enjoy the sunset view from the middle of the park. Nice high points to catch a good glimpse of Downs Barn and Conniburrow. So much greenery, so many trees and the sheep's are contained within the grazing areas. I bet you want to take a walk around the park on one of your free evenings whenever you visit Milton Keynes.

   almost 3 years ago

1. David Coushila ★★★★★

   Enjoy this park every time I am here. Great place, lots of greenery well maintained and just a place to be when you want to escape from home or work. The place for lots of events and activities. Well recommend place for anyone who's visiting the city a must to see and explore for family or friends even on your own.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Pete Mason ★★★★★

   I love this park. Varied space with cricket ground, terraced lawns immaculately kept. Nice woodland walks and an outdoor events auditorium too. All that and it's easy to park either at the cricket ground or in MK.

   almost 3 years ago

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