Keens Field, Hemel Hempstead

Keens Field is an urban park/recreational facility located at Queensway in Hemel Hempstead(HP2 5) in the region of Hertfordshire(England). It is exactly 1.19 kilometers from Gadebridge Park, 7.35 kilometres from Verulanium Park and 11.51 kilometres from Cassiobury Park. This close proximity of these parks helps in easier navigation through Google maps or even physically without the risk of getting lost.

Keens Field initially had a railway line that ran between the line of trees and the houses in the distance, but has now been turned into a cycling track. Visitors coming to the park have a whole stretch of track for themselves and can enjoy racing with their bicycles or just simply ride along the tracks for fun. The trails in the park also provide great access routes to different parks of the park this in turn providing tourists with a huge wild space to walk their dogs. The park is open for 24 hours meaning that one can freely take that long stroll with their pet without having to worry about the timeline of the park. This also gives one time to have a good look at different sites that are eye-catching including the intriguing view of the surrounding towns and also the facilities in the park.

During the winter, the park experiences some heavy snowfall thus providing a good spot for anyone who would like to indulge in snowboarding. A great number of visitors tend not to let this opportunity pass them and the place has been flocking with people of different ages ranging from teenagers to youths participating in the game. This has caused the park to market itself beyond its borders and in return bringing individual tourists and even families for picnics at the park.

Keens field has been a good spot to have fun or relax for the residents of the UK and is definitely an iconic park that will be a source of fun for generations.