Arthur Newbery Park, Urban park in Tilehurst, England
The 26-acre green space features grass areas, scattered trees, small woods, and a playground on sloping terrain with northern views.
Arthur Newbery, a furniture shop owner, donated this land to the Reading mayor in 1932 to preserve open space from housing development.
The park functions as a central gathering point for community events, outdoor activities, and recreational pursuits throughout the year.
Visitors can access the park through multiple entry points, with mown pathways connecting different areas and dog waste bins placed at regular intervals.
The ground contains visible hollows from former chalk and clay extraction pits, revealing the industrial heritage of this location.
Location: Tilehurst
GPS coordinates: 51.46670,-1.03333
Latest update: March 9, 2025 19:05
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