Parks to visit

Bill Hill is a public open space and wildlife haven and the site of a round barrow.

Caesar’s Camp is the remains of an Iron Age hillfort located in coniferous forest.

Englemere Pond consists of a shallow acidic lake offering a wide range of habitats.

Horseshoe Lake, which covers about 22 acres and is named after its horseshoe-shaped island.

Lily Hill Park is a Green Flag awarded 23-hectare public open space.

Peacock meadows is composed of 36 hectares of grassland, meadows and woodland.

This 13.7-acre Green Flag awarded parkland in Binfield is a valuable countryside resource.

These are neighbouring sites in the south of the town on the River Blackwater.

South Hill Park is a Green Flag awarded historic park located south of Bracknell town centre.

Temple Copse, Tinker's Copse and Jock's Copse are 3 closely linked areas of woodland.

Whitegrove Copse is located to the north of Bracknell, in the parish of Warfield.