Activities and Events at Parkwood Springs in 2009
- Springwatch: BBC & Wildlife Trust
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A day of animal tracking, bird watching, wildlife information and advice, storytelling, refreshments and much more for all ages at Parkwood Springs.
- Parkwood Spring Playday
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All are welcome at this event at Parkwood Springs. High ropes, climbing wall and more!
- Playscheme Days
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You can just drop in to Playscheme Days at Parkwood Springs on Thursdays in the summer holidays.
- Mountain Biking
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Why not get involved in Mountain Biking (MTB) at Parkwood Springs?
- Evening walk with the Ramblers
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Join us for a walk from Spital Hill across Parkwood Springs and through the Wardsend Cemetery and Hillsborough Park to finish at the Hillsborough Interchange.
- Explore Historical Parkwood
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Join the Rangers on a short walk of approx. 3 miles exploring the history of Parkwood Springs.
- Orienteering
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Maps and Things at the Springs! Come along and test your map reading skills at Parkwood Springs with our orienteering course.
- Beacons Project 2009
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2007 saw a flaming phoenix light up the night sky. 2008 saw the ‘Thread of fire’ continue as the Beacons project unfolded into its second year…
- Football at Parkwood Springs
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There are 2 full size football pitches with changing facilities and parking at Parkwood Springs.
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