Rickmansworth, Moor Park and Eastbury

Play areas in Rickmansworth, Moor Park and Eastbury

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Ebury play area (Rickmansworth Aquadrome)


This well-loved play area in Rickmansworth was refurbished and reopened to the public in July 2026.

While children are swinging on the new swings, going down on the large slide, having fun in the play hut, climbing the ropes of the wooden hilltop tower, balancing on the balance log, playing hide and seek in the riverbank hut, crawling through the tunnels or spinning on the spinning dish, families can watch from the comfortable picnic benches and seating area. Find out more.

What you'll find here...

  • Log stepping posts
  • Rope traverse
  • Balance beams
  • Picnic tables
  • Log adventure trail and log bridge
  • Clatter bridge
  • Junior multi play with tube slide
  • Spinning disc roundabout
  • Cantilever swing
  • Titan see saw


  • Zip wire
  • Inclusive swings
  • Toddler swings
  • Junior flat swings
  • Climbing wall
  • Riverbank hut
  • Crawling tunnels
  • Wooden adventure trial
  • Hilltop tower play unit
  • Sand pit


Play area information

Address: Riverside Drive, Rickmansworth

This play area is managed by Three Rivers District Council, who can be contacted on 01923 776611. There are also additional features and facilities nearby as the play area is on the edge of Rickmansworth Aquadrome, a stunning local nature reserve. You can walk over the pedestrian bridge into the nature reserve and enjoy the beautiful lakes and bird life. The Aquadrome is free for everyone to delight in and get up close to a spot of nature on your doorstep.

The facilities include:

  • Accessible paths
  • Accessible toilets
  • Batchworth and Bury Lake
  • Benches and picnic areas
  • Bird viewing platform
  • Café in the Park
  • Free parking
  • Dog free picnic area

Ebury Play Area - refurbishment

The background of works towards the successful reopening of this much-loved community play area are available to read here: Background to re-opening Ebury Play Area (PDF, 3.6 MB).