Santander Cycles
The Santander bike scheme across Milton Keynes are a great way to traverse through our parks. With over 40 docking stations and 300 bikes the scheme operated by nextbike is a great way to rent a bike to get you across town. To get started register an account online or via the app, you’ll then be ready to start renting a cycle.
Docking stations can be found from the online map: https://www.santandercycles.co.uk/find-a-bike
In our parks docking stations can be found at Willen Lake South by Freedom Fitness Gym and Caldecotte Lake by Windmill pub and Monellan Grove. Docks close to other parks include station on Oakridge Park for Stanton Low, Warwick Avenue for the Broughton Brook and the station at the Open University for the Ouzel Valley Park.
For information about the scheme see Santander Cycles website.
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Fitness TrailsThese trails provide free outdoor fitness that anyone can use anytime.
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WalkingWhat better way to enjoy the parks than on foot? Whether you’re walking for fun or fitness, walking the dog or pushing a pram, we’ve got a programme for you. Click for more information...
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