Oakmere

Spot the dangers. This is the toddler park. Uneven surfaces. Fraught with hazards. This area of the park hasn't been updated in I should think 30 years. It's dangerous. Health and safety need to check it out.

Nice family Park, pretty duck ponds and good walking areas. Pay and display car park beside and when open (written during Covid-19 lockdown) Harvester Pub also located off carpark for refreshments after!

Lovely park. Lots to keep kids busy whilst parents sit and soak up the sunshine.

Great Park, nice play area and has some tranquil scenery

A beautiful park with gorgeous trees and lovely, big lake. It has ample of green space, two sets of play areas with swings, slides, football, zip line etc to keep children of all ages busy. It also has a local Harvester.

Fantastic park, we went there with two boys (3 and 7) and we all enjoyed it. I cannot wait to see it in all of the seasons. Spring walking is highly recommended here. There are two playgrounds, two lakes and many place to play football, badminton or something else. Also good place for a picnic.

A good playground, catered for 5 years old plus I would say. Got slide, swings, spider web and double zip lines. The long slide claims to be 8 metres long but my kids find it not really smooth enough to slide down.
The path around the lake is not long so it’s good for short walk or young kids cycling.
The lovely Oakmere House is just on the northwest side of the park - it’s now a Harvester (restaurant).
On top of the car park, it’s quite easy to find on street parking close to the playground.

Visited the park on 15th April with our local Art Group, Art in Herts in order to paint "en plein air ". We were able to meet up, socially distance and enjoy sketching and painting the interesting scenes around the park. The lake, trees, wild life, people etc. Wonderful morning out.