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Lydiard Park
Lydiard Park
Lydiard Park is situated to the west of the town.
Rolling lawns, shady trees, towering Lebanese cedars, ancient avenues & carriageways and wonderful lakes can all be found here.
Restored pathways have opened up 260 acres of the site, paradise for walkers, joggers, cyclists and wheelchair users.
A fantastic childrens play area offers plenty of choice for youngsters to use up any excess energy
The Parish church is one of England's finest small churches and is filled with monuments to the St John family including the Golden Cavalier-a life size effigy of Edward St John in full battledress and the famous St John Triptych. (The key for the church can be collected from the Rangers Office at Lydiard Park)
Lydiard Park, Lydiard Tregoz, Swindon SN5 3PA 01793 770401
Open dawn to dusk daily.
