Page Park, Urban park in Staple Hill, United Kingdom
Page Park spans nineteen acres of landscaped grounds with gardens, pathways, sports fields, and multiple recreational spaces for community activities.
Arthur William Page donated the land to Staple Hill residents in 1910, marking the establishment with an oak tree planting ceremony.
The central pavilion features a four-faced clock tower that stands as a reference point and meeting location for local community gatherings.
The park includes tennis courts, a bowling green, cricket pitches, football fields, multiple playgrounds, and accessible paths throughout the grounds.
A National Lottery Heritage Fund grant of 1.6 million pounds in 2015 enabled substantial improvements to preserve the park's facilities.
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