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This park was once the private grounds of the Oakmere House, now a privately run restaurant and pub. It retains many of the features it had in the 19th century. The park contains two small lakes and numerous footpaths. Part of the Oakmere and Parkfield Tree Trail is located in Oakmere Park. This park has three outdoor fitness stations. The park has picnic tables and fishing is allowed by obtaining permission from the Potters Bar Angling Club. A large car park is on the park's southwest corner. In 1916 a German Zeppelin was passing over Oakmere Park and it was shot down and crashed, killing the pilot and crew. A marker in the park tells the story of this event.
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The green cross roads between the Bus Garage in the High Street toward Darkes Lane with its railway station, with: a Roman tile kiln, Japanese garden, lake, World War II air raid shelter and a carved tree sculpture in a wild flower meadow.
This pillbox was constructed in 1940 as part of the Outer London Defence Ring. It is recognised by the Heremere Borough Council.