Founded by Charles Wicksteed, the inventor of Children's play, Wicksteed Park combines the excitement of rollercoasters, rides a - Please Like & Share
Visit Wicksteed Park in Northamptonshire for fun rides, nature exploration, and rich heritage. Perfect for family days out!
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Raunds Rainbow Nursery trip to Wicksteed Park, Kettering. FlipShare.
2009/07/12.RD3834. Kerr, Stuart ‘Wren’ class 0-4-0ST PETER PAN has arrived back at Wicksteed Park Station for the last time on the 2009 steam weekend. It will now be loaded onto the lorry with De Winton 0-4-0T CHALONER for the return journey home to Leighton Buzzard. 12th July, 2009.
The 'Needs to Know' Distance: Roughly 3 miles with wandering (4.83 km) Time to walk: Roughly 1 hour, but it could take you all day depending on stops for feeding the ducks, the swings, picnics & generally just walking round the beautiful grounds Difficulty: This walk is perfect for when the ground is muddy &…
For fun in the park try visitng Wicksteed Park in Northamptonshire, with rides, train, lake activities, playground, crazy golf and more.
Photo of Kettering, The Bridge, Wicksteed Park c.1955
Wicksteed Park, Northamptonshire is a country park with rides & attractions for young children. Dog friendly, some adrenaline activities. Camping available.
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Wicksteed Park is a 100-year-old traditional theme park based in Kettering, Northamptonshire. We recently visited, and here's our review
Wicksteed Park has something for everyone. Theme Park, Train Rides, Fairground, Quirky Shops, Restaurants, Laser Zone, Wildlife and a Free Playground. There is always something going on for all ages.
I would think that most families in a 50 mile radius of Kettering have made at least one visit to this popular play park with its free play park open all year (one of Europe's largest the web page would have you believe... more
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2009/07/12.RD3796. One of the original locomotives supplied to the Wicksteed Park Railway in Kettering, Northamptonshire, steam outline KING ARTHUR was built by Baguley in 1931, initially with a petrol engine. It now has a Perkins diesel engine and, like sister engine LADY OF THE LAKE, is used mainly on permanent way maintenance trains. 12th July, 2009.
The primitive piece of play equipment was constructed in 1922 in Wicksteed Park in Kettering, Northamptonshire – the first public park in the UK.
