Orienteering May 2020
02/05/2020 (other dates available)

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Orienteering May 2020

2pm
Ouzel Valley 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 Ouzel Valley Park.

Park in the car park off the H7 Chaffron Way.

  • Ouzel Valley Park

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    The Ouzel Valley Park meanders from Caldecotte Lake in the south to Willen Lake in the north. The park has a spacious, open atmosphere with long views. Much of the land is farmed by The Parks Trust rearing our own cattle and sheep, between the livestock you can still see the remnants of an old field system with the ridge and furrow still visible. Incorporating the historic villages of Woolstone and Woughton, the park is bordered on its western side by the Grand Union Canal.

    Refreshments
    There is the Ye Olde Swan pub at Woughton on the Green and a further two pubs - the Barge and the Cross Keys – that are located on Newport Road in Woolstone village.

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  • 1665 events, activities, club and fitness sessions were held in MK parks in 2018.

  • Over 15,000 visitors came to activities and events across the parks in 2018.

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

  • The Parks Trust hosted over 450 events and activities in their parks in 2018

  • Did you know we have nearly 30 pieces of Public Art across our parks?

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