Swanscombe Heritage Park

Nice park - obviously looked after & seating & benches are welcome too. Childrens play is good too. Carpark gets full around school run time midweek. (Close to a school).
Unfortunately (like too many parks lately) there are just a few lazy dog owners not cleaning up after them properly & there are bins - so no excuse - so do watch your steps

Very nice park to walk and enjoy the sun, there's tables and chairs you can stay all day with family, it's very green and fresh air

Not a lot of people and not much to see. Basically, a nice quiet peaceful oasis of calm in the midst of suburbia. A couple of dog walkers and nothing else. A very pleasant (although fairly brief) wander.

Great place for a walk or a run close to nature. Will be visiting more often

Visited this afternoon, has a children's play park and lots of open spaces to walk your dog or stretch your legs but nothing special.

Very interesting Heritage Site with helpful information boards, some are a bit weathered and a getting a little difficult to read. Easy walk mostly on good paths. I suggest parking in the Swanscombe Leisure Centre carpark (free parking) in Craylands Lane. As well as the walk, there is an interesting (small) exhibit case in the Leisure Centre with some artefacts with explanatory notes.

Really beautiful space with bags of bio-diversity potential if managed to develop that potential.
Nice mix of maturing semi-natural woodland, scrub and chalk grassland. Plenty of access. More than enough dog bins and benches; appropriately sized play area and amazing new wildlife pond.

Great to take the kids to not much to do a few things for kids to play on and okay to walk around if you have a dog or you want a little picnic.not an All day place for its pretty limited on space not a place you want to travel from far it's more for local people.