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In 2021, The Parks Trust acquired green space in the recently developed Glebe Farm area of Milton Keynes. This section of parkland, known as Northern Wetland Place, features wildflower areas, native woodland planting, open grass areas and a series of ponds. The ponds form part of the SUDs network to help prevent flooding whilst also providing a habitat for wetland birds.

This area has been designed to provide accessible green space to those living in nearby housing. There are a series of hard surfaced pathways running through the park as well the redway which spans the length of the area. There is no car park, but parking is available in nearby residential streets for anyone wishing to visit – please remember to park considerately.

We care for three play areas in the Glebe Farm area; Swamp Outpost, Sensory Island and Wildwood. Find out more about the play areas.

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