Orienteering July 2020
05/07/2020 (other dates available)

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Orienteering July 2020

10am
Stanton Low Park
£5 for individuals and families
All ages
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In orienteering you navigate your way between control points marked on a specially drawn map. While there are plenty of people who enjoy the sport competitively, racing between posts in the fastest possible time, it’s perfectly OK to enjoy orienteering at your own pace, whatever your age or level of fitness – and you’ll see more of the parks that way. But you could also get together with members of your club, school or even neighbourhood to organise a competition.

Join South Midlands Orienteering Club for monthly orienteering event. This months event takes place at Stanton Low Park.

Park in the car park on Newport Road, next to Asda on Oakridge Park.

  • Stanton Low Park

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    Stanton Low Park lies to the north of Milton Keynes and offers attractive views across the valley of the River Great Ouse. It is one of Milton Keynes’ more recently-created parks (officially opened in 2016) and lies between the Oakridge Park residential area and the Linford Lakes Nature Reserve. A children’s play area has been provided for use by local residents.

    Refreshments
    Refreshments are available from the nearby Black Horse pub next to the Grand Union Canal. There are shops selling food at the Oakridge Park Local Centre.

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  • Fitness Groups & Clubs make up 72% of events & activities held in our parks

  • The Parks Trust hosted over 525 events and activities in their parks in 2019

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