Oaken Grove Park and Play Area

Access from either Courthouse Road or Oaken Grove.

Multimap link showing location of Courthouse Road and Oaken Grove

Size: 95,362 sq m/9.5 hectares. A walk around the perimeter of this park will contribute 1,860 steps to the advised 10,000 daily steps recommended to improve fitness.

The land for Oaken Grove Park was purchased at the end of 1935. It was part of the Pinkneys Green Farm Estate, which had been developed for housing from the 1920s onwards.  The park was named after a grove of oak trees situated on the Farm Estate. The park was further developed during 1938 with the addition of park buildings and landscaping.  Maidenhead Town Bowling Club pavilion was opened later in 1939.  More recent developments include the refurbished children's play area and the addition of the Multi Use Play Area.

Facilities:

• Car Parking
• Play Area with equipment suitable for 3-16 year olds
• Sports Pavilion
• Football Pitches
• Tennis Courts - managed by Maidenhead Lawn Tennis Club - 01628 623785.
• Bowling Green - managed by Maidenhead Town Bowls Club