Crawley Borough Council to reopen some facilities next week
and live on Freeview channel 276
These facilities include; tennis courts, multi-use games areas and outdoor gyms; and the BMX track and skate park
Unsupervised play areas will remain open and continue to be inspected for safety.
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When using our outdoor facilities, please ensure that you follow the appropriate government guidelines and where present follow any guidance displayed at the facility.
K2 Crawley will reopen for outdoor sports only. Maidenbower 3G pitch and Broadfield 3G pitch will also reopen.
You can check out our park partner websites and social media for the latest information on Go Ape, Smith and Western, The Walled Garden Cafe, Lakeside Cafe, Tilgate Watersports and the craft huts or find out more information here.
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Hide AdFrom March 29, outdoor gatherings of either six people - the rule of six - or two households are allowed.
People are also able to take part in formally organised outdoor sports.
To obtain a permit to hold group classes in our parks and open spaces, please contact Sabrina Gant via email at [email protected]
As the schools start to break up for the Easter holidays, Tilgate Park is likely to become extremely busy.
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Hide AdThere will be a new ice cream and coffee concession in Goffs Park open from April 1.
Crawley Borough Council is encouraging residents to explore somewhere different and reduce the burden on Tilgate Park and the residential neighbourhoods nearby.
The biggest green spaces are Broadfield Park, Goffs Park, Memorial Gardens, the Mill Pond and Bewbush Water Gardens, Southgate Park, West Green Park and Worth Park.
Several of these have free parking if you’re travelling by car. You can find out more about the parks here.
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Hide AdFor up-to-date information, please visit Crawley Borough Council's coronavirus information pages.
You can also follow Crawley Borough Council on Twitter (@crawleybc) and Facebook (@crawleycouncil); Tilgate Park on Facebook (@tilgatepark); Worth Park on Facebook (@worthparkcrawley); and, Goffs Park on Facebook (@GoffsPark).