Kidwells Park and Play Area

Pedestrian Access only from Cookham Road, St. Lukes Road, Marlow Road and through underpass on Bath Road

Multimap link showing location of Marlow Road

Size: 35,046 sq m/ 3.5 hectares. A walk around the perimeter of this park will contribute 1,140 steps to the advised 10,000 daily steps recommended to improve fitness.

In July 2008 the park was awarded the prestigious "Green Flag Award".  The Green Flag Award is the national standard for parks and green spaces in England and Wales.

Kidwells Park was gifted to the town on 23 July 1890 by JDM Pearce, who was the Mayor of Maidenhead five times between 1856 and 1890.  This park was once the base for the Thames Valley Rugby Club, which was renamed the Maidenhead Rugby Club on its move to the newly created sports ground at Braywick in the 1960s. 

The park is now home to the Matrix Skate Park, five netball, tennis and football courts, all of which are 
                                              managed by the Magnet Leisure Centre.

Facilities:

Play Area
Skate Park
Tennis Courts
Netball Courts
Toilets

Kidwells Park Management Plan 2007-2017 main document.

If you would like a copy of the Appendices for Kidwells Park, please email: outdoor.facilities@rbwm.gov.uk

•   Kidwells Park Management Plan 2007-2017 (pdf 843KB)