Loved my first visit to this place and I would highly recommend it. I'm disabled and use a walker and got round it easily. Lots of information boards pointing out the wild life etc. The only gripe I've got are the maps. They need a "you are here" sticker on them.

​Milton Creek Country Park: A beautifully maintained, easy stroll I really enjoyed my visit here. The paths are flat and very well-maintained, making it an easy, accessible walk for anyone. While I wasn't there with children, I noticed a great-looking playground that seemed like a big hit with families. It's a lovely, clean green space for a peaceful afternoon. One major warning for drivers: The entrance layout really needs to be rethought. While the height restrictions are clear, the side poles/bollards are far too short. They sit below the driver's line of sight when you're turning in, making it very easy to catch your car on them. It’s a real hazard for vehicle damage.

We were in this park yesterday. Everything was all right, lots of space for walking and enjoying sunshine. Kids didn't want to leave. Dogs friendly. Parking only until 4pm. Next to park Gregg's and another cafe (something with chicken),BUT UPSOLIUTLY HORRIBLE SMELL (AIR) especially when the wind is blowing , I honestly have tried to Google it to find out why it is smell like that

Good for a nature walk. There are different trails. You can also follow google maps to reach the water. Was surprised to see the sea at the end of the path. Saw many birds as well. Gregs is conveniently located for a coffee before or after the walk.

Pleasantly surprised with my first visit here. Some nice touches with interesting visual features and opportunities to practice parkour (my son, not me!). Giant swing is good fun and the huge rope climbing frame is both fantastic and frightening! There was a dog hanging around in the sandpit which put us off going in that bit but otherwise a nice early evening trip. Plenty of free parking, with gates closing at 7 during summer.