1 / 2Lakeside Nature Reserve Play Area
đ Aldershot, Greater London
Part of the Blackwater Valley path system, this nature reserve offers buggy-friendly trails through lakes, wet meadows, heathland, and woodland. Playground equipment suits older children. Free parking on site.
A lovely place for a walk, great for bikers, buggies peaks and wheelchair friendly tracks criss cross this charming nature reserve. Devoid of litter and bristling with a wide variety of wetland birds. There is a real diversity of habitats in and around the old gravel pits.A spacious car park and play area for the families. It really is a well placed area to connect with nature.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for families with older children aged 8+ who want a genuine nature walk with varied habitats and wildlife. The buggy-friendly main paths work well for families pushing younger siblings as older children range ahead. Dog owners will find open, off-leash-friendly stretches throughout.
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Phillip Gamble
8 years ago
âA lovely place for a walk, great for bikers, buggies peaks and wheelchair friendly tracks criss cross this charming nature reserve. Devoid of litter and bristling with a wide variety of wetland birds. There is a real diversity of habitats in and around the old gravel pits.A spacious car park and play area for the families. It really is a well placed area to connect with nature.â
Antonia Atkinson
2 months ago
âI walked all the way from Thorneycroft Wood and Dragon's teeth to here, it was very muddy so I would recommend boots for the journey. I went on those wooden planks in the Riverside. I went back in reverse after exploring the lakes. It is lovely to see the lake sparkle at night.â
Lisa P
7 months ago
âLovely walk and playground Walk is buggy friendly I like to take my dog for a walk here whilst pushing my son in his buggy. Playground is catered to older childrenâ
Paul Lawton
a month ago
âGreat for walks with dogs nd fishing plenty of wide life pathways a bit soggy in places kids park there nd you can park for free đâ
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Overview
Lakeside Nature Reserve connects into 35km of Blackwater Valley paths, crossing habitats of old gravel pit lakes, wet meadows, heathland, and mixed woodland rich in wetland birds. Wooden boardwalks cross the riverside section. The playground caters to older children and teenagers. Paths are wide and buggy-friendly in dry conditions; boots are recommended after rain. Free parking with a spacious car park adjoins the site.
