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Milton Creek Country Park

Family Friendly
Free

Swale Borough Council country park on a former landfill site by Milton Creek: meadows, scrub and ponds, a natural play area and a free car park.

About Milton Creek Country Park

The park covers 128 acres with a network of paths, a fishing lake, public toilets and the Space community hub. A Saturday morning parkrun uses the park.

Accessibility

Entrances have A-frame gates; wheelchair and mobility aid users need a RADAR key, with RADAR gates at the Green Porch Close and Gas Road entrances. Car park height barrier 6ft 6in.

Where it is

Details checked against the venue on 29 October 2026. Opening times change, so confirm before you travel.

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