Public Open Space, Play Areas, Walks and Footpaths
Introduction
When western Kesgrave was developed there was no need to provide any public open space, as most of the dwellings had big gardens and therefore private space for residents to enjoy. However the newer areas of Kesgrave are more dense and gardens are smaller, and where there are flats and apartments what little space there is, is not suitable for ball games. So having areas of public open space is vital.
Anyone new to the Town would do well to get a Kesgrave Map, either by downloading from this website Kesgrave Map or from the Town Council Office and then go in search of the various areas.
Some are owned by Kesgrave Town Council, some by the District Council and of course there are the sports facilities at the schools and the Community Centre. Some areas have play equipment, some sports equipment, some are just “green lungs” – there's something to cater for most people.
Kesgrave Council is actively seeking to own and manage the major areas of Public Open Space in Kesgrave. It current owns Cedarwood Green, Legion Green and Oak Meadow.
Public Open Space, Play Areas, Walks and Footpaths
Detailed Information
- Aerial Green
- Ashdale Walk
- Badgers Bank
- Baird Grove (Play Area)
- Bretts Wood
- Cedar Avenue
- Cedarwood Green (Play Area)
- Cedarwood Walk
- Dobbs Drift (Play Area)
- Dobbs Wood
- Fentons Wood
- Footpaths
- Fox Lea
- Foxhall Heath
- Grange Meadow (Play Area)
- Human Sundial
- Jolleys Pightle
- Jubilee Copse
- Kesgrave Community Centre Field
- Kesgrave Community Centre Play Area
- Kesgrave Wood
- Legion Green
- Long Strops
- Long Strops Pond
- Millennium Sports Ground
- Oak Meadow (Play area)
- Organised Walks
- Pergola Piece
- Pilboroughs Walk
- Rupert Fison Centre
- St Agnes Way (Play Area)
- St Lawrence Green
- Through Jolleys
- Walks