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Accessible from Tilgate Park and has miles of paths for walking and mountain biking. There are several signed short downhill mountain biking courses.
There is a little model train Sundays in summer from 3PM, and the Crawley Museum with Stone Age and Bronze Age remains discovered in the area.
The museum contains a multitude of exhibitions about the town of Crawley and its history.
Mostly known and used by dog owners, it has two former hammer ponds and some nice old trees. Really beautiful in autumn and at springtime when the floors are blue with bluebells.
A large area with a mix of lakes, grassy areas and woodlands, with plenty of pleasant walks. Attractions include various gardens, a maze and a nature centre with a range of animals and birds which is well worth a visit. In addition to this, in the Walled Garden there is a community café that serves a wide variety of dishes, light bites and refreshments. The nature centre charges a nominal fee but other attractions are free of charge.