Lovely park with good playground. The railway is about 1.5 miles long and you can get off halfway along to go to another playground. Or sit by the lake and have a picnic...or take a trip around the far side to see the jet skis and jet bikes...the flips those jet bikes do is crazy. Just be careful about swimming without bouyancy aids as those lakes are dangerous and some have died

Kingsbury water park was a really nice park and offered a huge variety of lakes and footpaths.they also have 200 species of birds.it is also very dog freindly with many areas for them to sniff.

It's a great park where u can stay when most people are.around the main carpark area, or u can walk/cycle around and sit in a quiet place around the lakes. Ice cream vans, bouncy castles, bike rentals, fishing... there is a lot to do Carpark is £5 for the day though...

Nice park visited during school holidays hence it wasn’t easy finding a parking space at first. Free admission, paid £6 for parking. Well maintained walkways and many lakes, really nice place with a miniature train, playgrounds for the kids and a cafe, well worth a visit

Kingsbury Water Park is a wonderful place to visit and we had such a lovely day out. Even in the winter cold, the walks around the lakes were beautiful and perfect for taking the dog. The scenery is peaceful and well looked after, with plenty of information boards about the local wildlife and the nature of the lakes, which really added to the experience. We were lucky enough to catch a miniature boat race on the water, which was great fun to watch. The children’s play areas are brilliant, and the little railway is a real highlight – even though we didn’t go on it, it was still very entertaining to watch. The café was welcoming and served the most delicious hot chocolates, just what you need on a chilly day. Parking is £5 for the whole day, which we thought was excellent value. We’d definitely recommend a visit!