Promenade Park
Located on the sloping bank of the river Blackwater, Maldon's Promenade Park has been a popular leisure destination for over a hundred years.
Avenues of mature trees and recreation areas lead down to the ornamental lake complete with fountains and resident swans and other birds and wildlife. Smaller children will love the sand pit, which is located at one end of the lake.
The pit is adjacent to one of the many refreshment kiosks in the park, so you can relax with a cup of tea and watch the kids enjoying themselves. There is also a seafood bar which is open on weekends and bank holidays.
THE VALLEYThe Valley in Promenade Park is home to Maldon's famous Splash Park. This popular water playground for children is open again this summer. Click here for details of how to book your slot.
Beside the Splash Park is the Galleon, a large activity feature in the shape of an old sailing ship where children can climb and slide to their heart's content. Next to the galleon is a play fort and a zip wire for that extra bit of excitement - and all for free!
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Also in the Valley are the Beach huts, day huts that are available to hire. They make an ideal base for a day in the park. Click here for more details.
Home to over 70 species of animals, the Maldon Promenade Petting Zoo invites you to enjoy meeting a variety of farm animals including goats, alpacas, and a potbellied pig named Horace. Exotic animals include meerkats, skunks, Marmoset monkeys and racoons, while the aviaries are home to parakeets and finches plus many more.
The zoo is open most days subject to weather conditions with general admission prices of adults £10.95, children £8.95, concessions £9.95 or £34.95 for a family of four. More details here...
If you fancy a bit of crazy putting, you will find the Pirates Bay Adventure Golf adjacent to the Splash Park. This attraction in Promenade Park features talking pirates, cannons, water explosions and a huge pirate ship.

The 18 hole Pirate's Bay adventure golf is open throughout the year subject to weather condition. Click for details of open days and hours
Further along you reach the model boating and crabbing lake where you will often see a model Thames Sailing Barge being controlled by its proud owner. You can find more information about crabbing here.
Walk along the bath wall to the statue of Earl Byrhtnoth and take in the view of the Blackwater including the site of the Battle of Maldon in 991.
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By the main park gates you will find the Maldon Museum with displays relating to Maldon's history.

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