CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY – VYNER PARK CLOSURES

With a view of the sea it’s still a fabulous park to walk your dog and get some fresh air

On 24th March Government guidance required the closure of the tennis courts, multi use play area and playground to help limit the spread of the Coronavirus in the community.  This guidance has now been reviewed and the tennis courts are again open providing only household groups are playing.

It has been decided however, that because of the difficulties in introducing suitable control measures to protect against the spread of Coronavirus, the playground will remain closed for the time being. The VPC Management team appreciate that residents would like to see the playground open again and will keep this under active review.

The VPC will take the opportunity during the closure period to carry out essential repairs and maintenance in the play area.

Thank you for your co-operation

The Vyner Park Charity 3rd June 2020

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Go Sport Crazy | For all ages!

Vyner Park is well equipped for getting fit!  We’ve outdoor tennis courts, a football pitch, a bowling green and a mulit-use court.  The pavilion has changing rooms and toilets.

Until May 2016 we will be offering free subscriptions to anyone wanting to play tennis or bowls at Vyner Park.  If you’re interested, download and complete a subscription form here VP Bowls and Tennis Subscription Form May 2015 or email us on vynerpark@gmail.com

Dog Walking @ the Park

Vyner Park may not be huge, but it’s a lovely place to walk your dog. It takes about 15 minutes to walk round the circuit – perfect for that quick leg-stretch for your canine friend. There’s a car park if you’re not local. There are poo bins at the gates so please clean up after your dog to keep the park nice for everyone else (and the dogs) that use it.  As the Park is a venue for sports and lots of kids play on the field, we’d ask that you don’t let your dog onto the central grass playing field.  But there’s plenty of room for your dog to run on the paths around the rest of the Park.  We have also cleared a lovely space to the side of the playing field as a designated dog exercise area.

All dog photography provided by the super talented: http://www.darrenwilliamhall.com