This large 50-acre parkland is home to Palmer Park Sport Stadium. It also offers a large children’s play area and adjacent cafe next to Wokingham Road with a second smaller accessible play area (known locally as ERAPA) near London Road. As well as the Stadium there are a variety of sports facilities including an artificial cricket wicket, football pitches and Palmer Park Bowls Club. The Park also offers shady perimeter walks under avenues of parkland lime trees.
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