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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.
Palmer Park Leisure Centre and Stadium is a brand new development providing first class…
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