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Adventure Play Area
Let the kids explore our fantastic Adventure Play Park, complete with an impressive tree-top climbing frame and a dedicated area for toddlers.
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River & Woodland Walks
Take a stroll around our lovely woodland and river walkways. They offer a beautiful place to unwind and discover plenty of wildlife all year round!
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Skate Park
Our fantastic Skate Park is hugely popular and certainly worth a visit, whether you’re practising your tricks or admiring the many skateboarders and BMX riders who occupy it.
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Butterfly World
Butterfly World is located within the grounds of Preston Park. Inside you can explore a tropical rain forest with hundreds of butterflies. Visit Butterfly World for opening times and prices.
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Love Exploring
Discover Preston Park Museum and Grounds in augmented reality with the Love Exploring app and open up a whole new world of things to do and see! Download it free via Google Play or the Apple Store.
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Small Gauge Railway
The Teesside Small Gauge Railway is a miniature railway run by volunteers on selected days. Visit tsgr.co.uk for more information.
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RiverShack
Our friends at RiverShack offer the perfect way to explore the Tees. Take a ride on a RiverBoat to explore the nearby town of Yarm. Operating during peak season only. Visit RiverShack.co.uk for times and prices.
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Stockton & Darlington Railway
Hints of the famous first passenger railway route which opened in 1825 can be found in the grounds of the park. This includes part of the trackbed which is now covered in woodland but runs along the tree line, parallel to Yarm Road.
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