The Children's Play Area


Description

The main children’s play area is located along the southern edge of the park and is surrounded by a hedge with gated access. There is a footpath leading up to the play area from the Rue de Houilles. Within the play area there is clear signage showing the rules for safe use of the area (e.g. no cycling, no alcohol) and the contact details of the town council. There are five seats within the play area, including one picnic bench.

Other play equipment is located adjacent to the main play area, including a rocking horse, two sets of swings, an aerial cableway, a climbing frame igloo, one set of parallel bars and a multiplay unit.

Current Condition

The town council developed a Play Strategy in 2008, which prioritised the park’s play area for refurbishment. The equipment in the main play area was installed by Proludic Play Ltd in 2009, following extensive consultation with residents and is intended to promote inclusive and imaginative play by two to 13 year olds. This equipment is has proved to be highly popular with the age range of children it is aimed at.

It was officially re-opened by the Mayor, Cllr Justine Fulford, on the 7th August 2009.

News & Events

May 12, 2013
Category: News
Posted by: andrew

We have had reports of a pike in Skottowes Pond. We haven’t seen it, have you? Please report any sightings to us via the Contact Us page.

Mar 29, 2013
Category: News
Posted by: andrew

The next Friends of Lowndes Park working party will be on Sunday 9 June 2013. We meet at 10am in the Archena Garden which is next to the Temperance Hall in Church Street.

Mar 29, 2013
Category: News
Posted by: andrew
Chesham Town Council are urgently seeking your views on the proposed new skatepark in Lowndes Park. They have received eight different designs from skatepark companies and would like all skatepark users and potential users to help shortlist them. For further information please see the attached file or go to the Council’s website. The deadline is Friday 26 April 2013.
Mar 29, 2013
Category: News
Posted by: andrew

Volunteers from the Friends of Lowndes Park have dug up the old cricket wicket and have made it ready for sowing wildflower seed. We hope that this will make for a colourful and interesting display during the coming year.



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