Black Park Country Park
Country park · Wexham ·

Black Park Country Park

Country park · Wexham ·

Woodland park with lake, zip wires, rope courses, cafe

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Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
Black Park Country Park by null
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Black Park Rd, Slough SL3 6DS, United Kingdom Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Black Park Rd, Slough SL3 6DS, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 1753 511060
countryparks.buckinghamshire.gov.uk
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•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Jan 5, 2026

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Just Me and My S.

Google
A beautiful and relaxing place away from town noise. A wonderful little lake to walk around, toilets onsite although I didnt use them so cant say how clean they were. You can take your dog with you. Car park a little pricey at £5-£6 depending on length of stay. A nice family outing.

Martin R.

Google
Black Park really feels like a hidden gem in the suburbs — the size is generous (over 500 acres of woodland, heath and open space) , so there’s plenty of room to roam without feeling too crowded. The walking trails around the lake are peaceful and scenic — there’s a 3.4 km circular route that shows off the lake and the woods beautifully. The park is well maintained, and you’ll notice wildlife and birdlife if you meander off the beaten path. There’s a good-sized car park but it can fill up on busy days, so arriving early is wise. As for costs and extras: parking isn’t free — it can run up to about £5.70 depending on time and demand, payable by card, cash or via an app (Ringo) . If you’re after a big adrenaline fix, Go Ape Black Park is a highlight: their Treetop Challenge is one of the pricier options, with other levels like Treetop Adventure and Nets Adventure more family-friendly. Reviews say it’s well run, but do expect to pay for the thrill. For food, the Lakeside Café (on-site) is a good go-to for light meals or snacks mid-walk. Beyond that your best bet is to bring a picnic or plan something in nearby Slough.

Brandon N.

Google
A truly serene and beautifully manicured park. It also has ropes courses (I think called go apes in the UK). The lake was perfect for a stroll or two around. I can’t wait to come back.

Martyn W.

Google
Decent parking, access to go ape and other paid activities (mini 4x4 etc). Two on site restaurants a large lake and often activities on (we had a Dino walk). The actual activity was pretty poor and annoyingly the start point is a fair trek from the car park and wasn't clear that is where you had to start.

Pratik J

Google
I visited Black Country Park this past Sunday morning to try the Go Ape Treetop Challenge, and it completely exceeded my expectations. My young cousin and I had an amazing time navigating the treetop obstacles, ziplines, and rope courses. The layout provided just the right balance of challenge and fun for all skill levels. I’d especially like to thank Abdul, our instructor, for his excellent guidance. He was patient, knowledgeable, and made sure we understood all safety procedures clearly. His supportive presence throughout the course gave us extra confidence to push ourselves. While £85 for two people may seem steep at first glance, the experience was absolutely worth it. The park itself is beautifully maintained, with peaceful woodland surroundings that make you forget you’re still in London. My cousin hasn’t stopped talking about our adventure, and I’d wholeheartedly recommend Go Ape to anyone looking for an exciting outdoor activity. It’s perfect for families, friends, or even team-building outings. Tip: Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and book ahead as sessions tend to sell out quickly!

Vikram R.

Google
Loved Black Park near Slough! The 6km circular walk through trees was perfect for escaping the heat. The lake is beautiful, and there's a lovely restaurant nearby. It's dog-friendly too - dogs had a blast fetching balls in the lake! Parking is chargeable (£5 for 3hrs, £6 all-day). Great spot for families and nature lovers. Can't wait to go back!

Leo J.

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This park is absolutely beautiful, especially on a sunny day! The lush trees provide plenty of shade, and the open meadows in between add a nice contrast, making it a perfect spot to relax. Whether you’re looking to take a peaceful walk, have a picnic, or just enjoy nature, this place has a little bit of everything. It’s also a dream for photography lovers—the combination of greenery, sunlight, and open spaces makes for some fantastic shots. And if you have a dog, they’re going to love it here! Plenty of space to run around and explore. Definitely a place worth visiting if you’re looking for a calm escape from the city!

Gemore J.

Google
Lovely quiet stroll around the lake and in the woods. Super for dogs. Although there's a warning for blue green algae my dogs have never become ill there. Just be aware. The water was clear today.