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Queens Park — Attraction in South Swindon Parish

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Queens Park
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Queen's Park Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in Glasgow, which currently plays in the Scottish Championship, the second tier of the Scottish football pyramid. Queen's Park is the oldest association football club in Scotland, having been founded in 1867, and is the 10th oldest in the world.
Nearby attractions
The Museum of Computing
6-7 Theatre Sq, Swindon SN1 1QN, United Kingdom
Railway Village Museum
5JP, 34 Faringdon Rd, Swindon SN1 5BJ, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
The Jewel in the Crown
14-16 Victoria Rd, Swindon SN1 3AL, United Kingdom
Fratello's (Swindon)
12 Victoria Rd, Swindon SN1 3AJ, United Kingdom
Kaspa's Swindon
Wessex Court, Clarence St, Swindon SN1 2DJ, United Kingdom
Nando's Swindon - Regent Circus
Unit 2 Regent Circus, Crombey St, Swindon SN1 1FA, United Kingdom
Miller & Carter Swindon
164 Drove Rd, Swindon SN1 3AG, United Kingdom
Chennai Dosa Swindon
1 Victoria Rd, Swindon SN1 3AJ, United Kingdom
Gurkha (Swindon) Nepalese & Indian Restaurant
First Floor, ENTRANCE AT SIDE ROAD, 188-189, Above Kaizen, Byron St, Victoria Rd, Swindon SN1 3DF, United Kingdom
The Khyber Restaurant
5-6 Victoria Rd, Swindon SN1 3AJ, United Kingdom
Kaizen Burger and Sushi (Swindon)
188-189 Victoria Rd, Swindon SN1 3DF, United Kingdom
Tennessee Chicken (Old Town)
10 Victoria Rd, Swindon SN1 3AJ, United Kingdom
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Princes Way, Princes St, Swindon SN1 2SF, United Kingdom
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Fleming Way, Swindon SN1 2NG, United Kingdom
Charles Hope Apartments Swindon
1 Sanford St, Swindon SN1 1HE, United Kingdom
Holiday Inn Express Swindon City Centre by IHG
Bridge St, Swindon SN1 1BT, United Kingdom
ESA Serviced Apartments - Guild House
Guild House, 18 Farnsby St, Swindon SN1 5AP, United Kingdom
Bath Road Apartments
76 Bath Rd, Swindon SN1 4AY, United Kingdom
ibis budget Swindon
1 Henry St, Swindon SN1 5BX, United Kingdom
Suite Life Luxury Serviced Apartments
3A, charnwood court, 4 Newport St, Swindon SN1 3DX, United Kingdom
SN1 Apartments @ Blagrove House
Blagrove House, 2-3 Newport St, Swindon SN1 3DX, United Kingdom
Converted Railway Cottage
8 Reading St, Swindon SN1 5BS, United Kingdom
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Queens Park
United KingdomEnglandSouth Swindon ParishQueens Park

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Queens Park

160 Drove Rd, Swindon SN1 3AG, United Kingdom
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Queen's Park Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in Glasgow, which currently plays in the Scottish Championship, the second tier of the Scottish football pyramid. Queen's Park is the oldest association football club in Scotland, having been founded in 1867, and is the 10th oldest in the world.

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attractions: The Museum of Computing, Railway Village Museum, restaurants: The Jewel in the Crown, Fratello's (Swindon), Kaspa's Swindon, Nando's Swindon - Regent Circus, Miller & Carter Swindon, Chennai Dosa Swindon, Gurkha (Swindon) Nepalese & Indian Restaurant, The Khyber Restaurant, Kaizen Burger and Sushi (Swindon), Tennessee Chicken (Old Town)
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southswindon-pc.gov.uk
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Nearby attractions of Queens Park

The Museum of Computing

Railway Village Museum

The Museum of Computing

The Museum of Computing

4.7

(120)

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Railway Village Museum

Railway Village Museum

4.3

(12)

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Nearby restaurants of Queens Park

The Jewel in the Crown

Fratello's (Swindon)

Kaspa's Swindon

Nando's Swindon - Regent Circus

Miller & Carter Swindon

Chennai Dosa Swindon

Gurkha (Swindon) Nepalese & Indian Restaurant

The Khyber Restaurant

Kaizen Burger and Sushi (Swindon)

Tennessee Chicken (Old Town)

The Jewel in the Crown

The Jewel in the Crown

4.5

(587)

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Fratello's (Swindon)

Fratello's (Swindon)

4.6

(704)

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Kaspa's Swindon

Kaspa's Swindon

4.1

(635)

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Nando's Swindon - Regent Circus

Nando's Swindon - Regent Circus

4.3

(755)

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Reviews of Queens Park

4.4
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4.0
6y

Swindon Town is a big town, it's more of a City really, and it smells just as bad either way with the traffic pollution.

But Queen's Park, which is part of Swindon Borough Council, is a public park where you can largely escape this, as you can still hear some traffic in the distance.

Whether you are spending time there or just walking through instead of walking alongside traffic on the surrounding roads.

There are a number of stepping stone paths in amongst the trees that criss cross and intertwine. Large open green spaces or small paved or gravelled spaces for quiet reflection, there are a number of small gardened areas with plants and shrubs, and plenty of seating around the park.

There is the Mesothelioma Memorial Garden in memory of those who have been affected by the asbestos cancer, Swindon has a strong industrial heritage.

There is a medium and a large pond with low and high level viewing areas, most of them are wheelchair accessible, the only one that is not is the medium pond's lower level, unless you can get able bodied support which should not be too difficult as the steps are long and not at all steep.

There is a waterfall made up of interconnecting small ponds that connect the two ponds together, though it is very slow or even non-existent from what I have seen but this only adds to the effect of the areas serenity.

There is a fair amount of wildlife, including Grey Squirrels unfortunately, which may or may not contribute to the lack of songbirds; but seeing as this was in January it maybe a seasonal effect. There are ducks, moorhens, coots and swans, though not as much as I expected and a large abundance of Canadian Geese, unfortunately.

Do not feed the animals bread, as it is not that nutritious and it poisons the water and causes algae to grow, instead park friendly seeds can be purchased from the nearby Co-op, they just ask for a donation.

There are no dogs, ball games or cycling allowed through the park, cyclists are supposed to dismount and walk, but I have seen at least three people who have disobeyed this rule. Shame!

It goes without saying, barbecues and open fires are not allowed.

The park is tended too, but they can only do so much, as there are some irresponsible idiots who think it is fun to just throw their rubbish anywhere, even though their are plenty of bins and they are emptied. Unfortunately there were cans, bottles, cigarette ends and plastic dumped in some of the wooded areas and in the water, very disheartening considering it is a lovely area in amongst the...

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5.0
7y

This beautiful little park is incredibly deceptive. From the moment you enter, the carefully and cunningly park transports the visitor to a place that feels much larger, much more natural, and much, much further from urban environs than is true.

The trees that surround and border the park instantly cut away the sounds of the town, and allow you to hear the sounds of nature as if deep in a woodland filled with murmuring trees, insect hums, and birdsong.

The trees are equally cunningly used to break up many of the views, making the large pond filled with ducks and geese always have at least one edge obscured, and thus feel somewhat like a small lake. There are wide, leafy paths where it feels as if one is deep into a large woodland. The effect is amazing, not to mention truly awesome landscaping.

The park seems to have everything, something for all tastes, whether that's the quaint café, the picnicking area, a perfect spot to feed the multitude of water fowl, or the exceptional 'forest walks' that...

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1.0
4y

Beautiful Park, well tended & lots of money spent by Parish Council on maintenance. Usual anti social behaviour by cyclists, dog owners & proof of out of hours 'jumpers' over the new Durham Street gates on to the newly prepared flowed beds. THIS IS A REMEMBRANCE GARDEN & all bye laws, clearly stated on notices at each entrance totally ignored & unpoliced. Swindon's bit of paradise ruined because of ignorant, inconsiderate users. What a terrible shame. 6☆☆☆☆☆☆ for council workers effort but ruined because all rules are broken all day, every day & through the night. Why can't decent people & decent families be allowed to enjoy this little...

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Trevor BannisterTrevor Bannister
Very good to see Queens Park thronging this sunny afternoon with scores of lively but respectful local Secondary School pupils, all obviously enjoying each others company in one of Swindon's numerous open green spaces. There's plenty of pathways to explore and wildlife, water features and sculptures to interest all members of the family. Swindon's splendid Town Gardens (with it's historic bandstand and aviary) is much lauded, but Queens Park should not be overlooked; it's well worth a visit. Recommended.
Oliver HunterOliver Hunter
A beautiful park, hidden away behind regent circus. It truly is a real hidden gem, on my first visit, I was surprised at the wildlife. Not only is there plenty of ducks, geese and squirrels, but all of them are super friendly and a squirrel even sat on my shoulders under at one point while I was sat under a tree enjoying the weather. Definitely recommend this park.
Gayanka GunawardenaGayanka Gunawardena
Queen's park, A spacious park with a combination of picturesque landscapes.. A large pond home to many ducks, swans and geese... A lush green lawn for the playful ones and ideal for a summer time picnic... A mix of beautiful spots and some gloomy spots gives you a feeling that you are in a park created inside a forest..Access to multiple streets/roads..
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Very good to see Queens Park thronging this sunny afternoon with scores of lively but respectful local Secondary School pupils, all obviously enjoying each others company in one of Swindon's numerous open green spaces. There's plenty of pathways to explore and wildlife, water features and sculptures to interest all members of the family. Swindon's splendid Town Gardens (with it's historic bandstand and aviary) is much lauded, but Queens Park should not be overlooked; it's well worth a visit. Recommended.
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A beautiful park, hidden away behind regent circus. It truly is a real hidden gem, on my first visit, I was surprised at the wildlife. Not only is there plenty of ducks, geese and squirrels, but all of them are super friendly and a squirrel even sat on my shoulders under at one point while I was sat under a tree enjoying the weather. Definitely recommend this park.
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Queen's park, A spacious park with a combination of picturesque landscapes.. A large pond home to many ducks, swans and geese... A lush green lawn for the playful ones and ideal for a summer time picnic... A mix of beautiful spots and some gloomy spots gives you a feeling that you are in a park created inside a forest..Access to multiple streets/roads..
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