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Glen Gardens

Historic park with cafe, boating lake and cafe.

Glen Gardens were built around the 1830’s and were part of the private estate of Ravine Hall. Although the hall no longer exists, a café stands in its place making it nice place to visit in the summer.

As well as the play area, Glen Gardens has plenty of open space for ball games and picnics.

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