Box End Park
Kempston, Bedfordshire
About Box End Park
Set in 100 acres of rural Bedfordshire, Box End Park has something for everyone!
Things to doJump, climb and swing your way around the Aqua Park obstacle course or get out on the water and challenge yourself to some wakeboarding or water skiing. However, if you prefer to stay on land the park is perfect for cycling or off-road running.
The park, which is owned and run by a local farming family, has been developed from a long-established agricultural business and now has various excellent facilities for you to make the most of, including a fine dining restaurant and caravan site.
The fun is endless!Food & DrinkPicnics and food & drink are not allowed to be brought on-site (except refillable water bottles & birthday cakes). There are drinking fountains available and a great selection of food & drink to purchase from the Cable Cafe opposite the Aqua Park zone. Go online to read the full menus & learn how to create pre-orders for a large group.
- Water Sports activities
- Suitable for open-water swimming
- Restaurant & Bar
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Must be able to swim a minimum of 850m without stopping. Our open water swim training sessions are aimed at triathletes & long-distance swimmers looking for a venue to carry out their swim training.
Please kindly note we do not have a beach on-site. If you're looking to enjoy the water as a family, we'd recommend looking at our Aqua Park sessions instead!
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