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West Park is situated next to Ashfield and Oakfield. Apart from a large recreation area it has a large man-made lake which is home during the day to various wild fowl. There are picnic benches situated around the sides of the bottom lake.
There are close mown recreation areas, including a small kickabout area with fixed goal posts.
There is a modern play area with junior and infant play equipment, which includes mult activity units, swings, slide, springers and other challenging equipment.
Maintenance checks are carried out regularly however, if you find that the equipment or the play area needs attention please let us know by telephone or e-mail to info@great-aycliffe.gov.uk and we will endeavour to carry out repairs or make the area safe as soon as we possibly can.
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