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Whatman Park — Attraction in Maidstone

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Whatman Park
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Whatman Park, known locally as Millennium Park, is a 18-acre park in Maidstone, Kent. It lies along the River Medway, around 0.5 miles from the town centre, and is named after the Whatman papermaking factory nearby, in operation from 1740 until 2014, at the site at Springfield Mill.
Nearby attractions
Brenchley Gardens
7 Station Rd, Maidstone ME14 1QJ, United Kingdom
Maidstone Museum
St Faith's St, Maidstone ME14 1LH, United Kingdom
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Miller & Carter Maidstone
Sandling Rd, Maidstone ME14 2RF, United Kingdom
Pippin
78 London Rd, Maidstone ME16 0DR, United Kingdom
Baregrill
52 Sandling Rd, Maidstone ME14 2RH, United Kingdom
Mu Mu: Lounges Cabaret Club
108-110 Week St, Maidstone ME14 1RH, United Kingdom
Indulgence
123 Week St, Maidstone ME14 1RF, United Kingdom
Greek Taverna Artemis
117 Week St, Maidstone ME14 1RB, United Kingdom
Namaste Nepalese Cuisine
112 -114 Week St, Maidstone ME14 1RH, United Kingdom
FiFi's Italian
108-110 Week St, Maidstone ME14 1RH, United Kingdom
KFC Maidstone - Week Street
95 Week St, Maidstone ME14 1QX, United Kingdom
Thai Palace Restaurant - Authentic Thai Cuisine
106 Week St, Maidstone ME14 1RH, United Kingdom
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Whatman Park

11 Waterside Gate, St Peter's St, Maidstone ME16 0GB, United Kingdom
4.4(389)
Open until 12:00 AM
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Whatman Park, known locally as Millennium Park, is a 18-acre park in Maidstone, Kent. It lies along the River Medway, around 0.5 miles from the town centre, and is named after the Whatman papermaking factory nearby, in operation from 1740 until 2014, at the site at Springfield Mill.

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attractions: Brenchley Gardens, Maidstone Museum, restaurants: Miller & Carter Maidstone, Pippin, Baregrill, Mu Mu: Lounges Cabaret Club, Indulgence, Greek Taverna Artemis, Namaste Nepalese Cuisine, FiFi's Italian, KFC Maidstone - Week Street, Thai Palace Restaurant - Authentic Thai Cuisine
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Nearby attractions of Whatman Park

Brenchley Gardens

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4.3

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Nearby restaurants of Whatman Park

Miller & Carter Maidstone

Pippin

Baregrill

Mu Mu: Lounges Cabaret Club

Indulgence

Greek Taverna Artemis

Namaste Nepalese Cuisine

FiFi's Italian

KFC Maidstone - Week Street

Thai Palace Restaurant - Authentic Thai Cuisine

Miller & Carter Maidstone

Miller & Carter Maidstone

4.6

(2.6K)

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Pippin

Pippin

4.1

(681)

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Baregrill

Baregrill

4.1

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Mu Mu: Lounges Cabaret Club

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4.3

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Reviews of Whatman Park

4.4
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5.0
7y

This is a beautiful park with something for children of all ages from babies to the skating teens. There are 3 separate areas to go into, tree top walks, lots of beautiful well looked after greenery and flowers around. There are lots of benches to sit down and enjoy the park and areas to sit and have a picnic or relax on the grass too. There is a bandstand there and they use that, obviously more in the summer months, but it adds to the fun of the summery park experience for sure. There are also little sentimental pieces around the park that you can find like the row of tiles with children's handprints/ footprints in them, or a metal ring ornamental design piece with a short poem written on each spiral piece that you can read as you walk through it. If you havent been here yet this is definitely the place to try when the sun is shining, you'll be making plans to go back again as soon as you're leaving I'm...

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5.0
7y

Pokemon Go Heaven!

A stupid amount of stops for players including 2 bundles of 3 to sit on.

Whatman park is a lovely park by the river. There are many activities including a newly refurbished skate park. The park for the kids is pretty cool and set on 3 levels with slides connecting and a big tyre zip line at the top.

If the kids are old enough to run off on their own there is also a cool treetop run behind the park.

Keep an eye out for events as there is a small outside area for shows.

Toilets on site are about a 5/10 they get the job done but a little dirty.

Only downside is the parking. If you park at Whatman you only get half hour. No more fullstop! I myself found it better to park in Maidstone and take the 10 min walk down and then that way had aslong as I wanted...

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5.0
8y

This is a great park to have a stroll around in or take your children to, so that they can enjoy the cycling paths, Tree Top boardwalk, the adventure play area(s) and skate/BMX ramps and half pipes. There are lots of open spaces which are ideal for a picnic or just relaxing. The only downsides are that parking is not very good as you have to park near the Gallagher Football Stadium and walk a bit, although it is along the river so it's not too bad. Also, the toilets are quite a distance from the play areas, but they've put up some port-a-loos halfway between the two locations. I'm not sure if they are permanent additions or not. However, it's a lovely park with a lot of different stuff to hopefully keep...

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Veronica SpeiserVeronica Speiser
This is a great park to have a stroll around in or take your children to, so that they can enjoy the cycling paths, Tree Top boardwalk, the adventure play area(s) and skate/BMX ramps and half pipes. There are lots of open spaces which are ideal for a picnic or just relaxing. The only downsides are that parking is not very good as you have to park near the Gallagher Football Stadium and walk a bit, although it is along the river so it's not too bad. Also, the toilets are quite a distance from the play areas, but they've put up some port-a-loos halfway between the two locations. I'm not sure if they are permanent additions or not. However, it's a lovely park with a lot of different stuff to hopefully keep everyone happy.
Nicola Collins (Heavenly Housekeeping)Nicola Collins (Heavenly Housekeeping)
Great park for the kids. The addition of the new skate park is cool. Love the boardwalk through the trees. My son loves fishing for tadpoles at the pond in spring (always put back in the pond afterwards when we leave). And we really enjoy the concerts at the amphitheatre. We regularly walk or cycle to this park via the lovely Millennium route. The only let down is the public toilets - filthy and dangerous as they're often used by 'undesirables' doing drugs (and other things!) in there.
Fiona MartinFiona Martin
It was a lovely place to walk round. Children have a choice of a more grown up adventure playground and younger ones have a pirates cove thing but it wasn't open when we were walking around. There is a stage where they evidently hold events, it was being washed down when we were there. There's a lovely walkway through the trees made of wood and also a skate board area. At the far end near the gym there are some fairly decent public toilets. Very peaceful by the river
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This is a great park to have a stroll around in or take your children to, so that they can enjoy the cycling paths, Tree Top boardwalk, the adventure play area(s) and skate/BMX ramps and half pipes. There are lots of open spaces which are ideal for a picnic or just relaxing. The only downsides are that parking is not very good as you have to park near the Gallagher Football Stadium and walk a bit, although it is along the river so it's not too bad. Also, the toilets are quite a distance from the play areas, but they've put up some port-a-loos halfway between the two locations. I'm not sure if they are permanent additions or not. However, it's a lovely park with a lot of different stuff to hopefully keep everyone happy.
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Great park for the kids. The addition of the new skate park is cool. Love the boardwalk through the trees. My son loves fishing for tadpoles at the pond in spring (always put back in the pond afterwards when we leave). And we really enjoy the concerts at the amphitheatre. We regularly walk or cycle to this park via the lovely Millennium route. The only let down is the public toilets - filthy and dangerous as they're often used by 'undesirables' doing drugs (and other things!) in there.
Nicola Collins (Heavenly Housekeeping)

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It was a lovely place to walk round. Children have a choice of a more grown up adventure playground and younger ones have a pirates cove thing but it wasn't open when we were walking around. There is a stage where they evidently hold events, it was being washed down when we were there. There's a lovely walkway through the trees made of wood and also a skate board area. At the far end near the gym there are some fairly decent public toilets. Very peaceful by the river
Fiona Martin

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