King George V Playing Field

Great selection of play equipment for many age groups. A little faded in places but mostly good condition. No toilets.

Wonderful play area for all ages. Easy parking and buggy access. Really appreciate the fenced off areas for smaller children, something quite unique for Cambridge. There is a good variety in play equipment. 4/5 because afternoon/evening lighting for the tennis and basketball court would have made it perfect.

It's a good sized park. Has (mesh enclosed on 4 sides) lawn tennis, basket ball, obstacle cycling course and plenty of space for jogging, playing football.

For small kids, has swings, slides and other misc stuff that you would normally expect. Has a pathway cutting through the park where you can cycle or walk across. Has benches to sit, although the ones i use face away from the park not into it (strangely) but maybe you'll like it that way.

It's in an otherwise residential area so parking though usually available might be a hit or a miss depending on if ppl have their cars parked in front of their houses.

Great, but only for well trained children.
Protection gear and defensive motor skills are must.

The fully paved cycle track is excellent fun for children four years and over.

It was very hot this year. No green grass left.

Get verity of playing equipment for all ages and some good exercise bits plus a good quality skate track all ages seem to be mastering it if you can balance you can ride that skate park nice environment

Great outdoor space with bmx bike circuit, basketball / 5 aside football space, pull-up bar, children's play equipment and lots of space.
Only downside is the lack of toilets on-site, but Waitrose supermarket is relatively close