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Beacon Park is set in more than 70 acres of beautiful gardens and open space. Museum Gardens is the formal part of the park. With its stunning floral displays and avenue of trees, along with the centrepiece fountain, statues of Captain Smith of the Titanic, King Edward VII, and Erasmus Darwin, it is a must-see on your visit. Green Flag accredited Beacon Park is a fantastic place to bring children. It features an enclosed playground and a larger play area, both packed with fun equipment. As it gets warmer, donkey rides, pedalos on the pool, mini cars and more are generally available in the park. With all of this, plus woodland walks,pond dipping, a community garden,a food kiosk in Museum Gardens, and a bistro overlooking a beautiful pool, Beacon Park offers a great day out all year round. Beacon Park hosts an exciting programme of events, ranging from children’s activities and guided walks, through to large scale musical productions and festivals. Admission: No entry charges, local parking may charge. £2 for crazy golf, 50p for the trail map. Proper golf £7.80 for adults and £3.90 for children. Opening Times: Beacon Park is open all year-round. The Ranger Station (information kiosk next to the crazy golf course) is open every day, except for Christmas Day. Its opening hours vary depending on the time of year. At the height of summer the Ranger Station is open from 9am to 9pm and in the middle of winter it is open from 9am to 4.30pm.
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