A visit to Rushmere Country Park

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We visited the country over the bank holiday weekend. This is the first time we went to the park and I was impressed.

The park is located near Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, a convenient 25mts drive from our place.

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The admission is free but if you are travelling by car, you need to pay £3 on exit, which I particularly didn’t like but may be it is to reduce the unnecessary traffic.

The place is clean and has beautiful walks. Dogs are allowed and I was pleasantly surprised as people with dogs were tidy and cleaning for a change.

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What I realised is there aren’t many unnatural or artificial things in the park. The benches and chairs were carved out of wood and few were made of fallen tree branches.

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This is called black pond, which is muddy and an important point for the children participating in just gone Easter trail egg hunt.

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The country park is a nice place for walkers, nature lovers and dog walkers and children as there are few play areas and I’m sure they’ll have a great time.

Finally there is a decent cafe where you can get hot food and beverages.

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Have a great time.

A visit to Rushmere Country Park | Ecency