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Milton Keynes Visitor Map

Milton Keynes Parks - MKWeb Visitor map February 2010

MKWeb Visitor Map (PDF 3MB)

Facts and Figures

Facts and Figures about Milton Keynes' Wildlife More facts and figures

Try a Cycle Ride

North Loughton Valley Park

North Loughton...

Flights Of Fancy

Mary Poppins sang about it, adults are as enthusiastic as their children about it, and Milton Keynes has wonderful venue for Kite-flying, the windy plateau of Campbell Park.
Kites in Milton Keynes

The Parks Trust

Milton Keynes Parks - Parks in Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes is built around its parks. From the city centre heartland of Campbell Park to three river valley parks and the ancient woodlands, the greenery permeates the local landscape. Visitors are often surprised to discover the degree of environmental sensitivity with which MK has been developed.
Parks Trust Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes Council Parks & Open Spaces

Milton Keynes was designed according to the garden city movement principles, having an integrated landscape which permeates throughout the city. Milton Keynes Council is responsible for the management of the majority of urban local parks, recreation grounds, open spaces and verges throughout City.
Milton Keynes Council Parks & Open Spaces

Campbell Park

Take a walk in the heart of Milton Keynes and explore the park
Campbell Park

Linford Wood

An island of natural habitat in a sea of modern development.
Linford Wood

Wildlife

The wildlife in Milton Keynes can be spotted with patience.
Wildlife

Park Events

Banish your winter blues and get out in your local parks. For event info visit
Parks Trust

North Willen

The Peace Pagoda reflects the tranquillity of the park
North Willen

Emberton

Emberton offers a caravan site for those wanting to get away.
Emberton Park

Linford Park

Linford Manor Park offers beautiful walks around stunning historic settings.
Linford Park

Ouzel Valley

Beautiful parkland stretching from Willen Lake to Caldecotte.
Ouzel Valley

Take a Look at our Trees

The planning of Milton Keynes allowed for extensive green space and this means that a corresponding large number of trees have been planted. The grid roads are lined with trees and shrubs whose planting was designed to introduce subtle variation to the different areas of the city
Milton Keynes Trees

Secret Life

Badgers belong to the same family as stoats, weasels and otters. These are all animals with musk bearing scent glands under their tails. A Badger's body is wedge shaped and very low to the ground with short powerful legs which are excellent for digging and working in confined spaces.

Badgers in Milton Keynes

Wildlife News

Of all our native mammals, the red fox is probably the most adaptable, a real survivor in the modern world.

They are so versatile that they can live almost anywhere in the country from the seashores to the tops of our mountains and in recent years they have successfully colonised all of our major cities
Foxes in Milton keynes

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Stroll Through

The Ouse Valley Park

Ouse Valley Park...

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Willen Lakeside Park

Milton Keynes Parks - Windsurfing Willen

Willen Lake

Grand Union Canal

Canal boats first travelled from London to Birmingham, through what is now Milton Keynes, in 1805.

Milton Keynes Canal

Parks Trust

They're Going Bats for Milton Keynes Willow
While the Trust's picturesque award winning parks and parkways offer superb opportunities for recreation, conservation and wildlife, they are also a 'working environment'.

Parks in Milton Keynes

Parks and wildlife are very important in Milton Keynes, make the most of them by going on guided walks and tours. Look here to find out where to walk and for information on walking tours. What are the Parks Trust & Milton Keynes Council doing to preserve the local parks and ancient woodlands? Get your local wildlife information for Milton Keynes here.