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King George V Recreation Ground
One of 265 park listings in Nottingham.
About King George V Recreation Ground
King George V Recreation Ground is a park in the attractions and activities sector, based in Nottingham, ENG. Its recorded address is 19 Central Avenue, NG5 6NF. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website. It is one of 265 park listings tracked in Nottingham; the nearest comparable listing is Arnold Town Park, within walking distance. King George V Recreation Ground has 7 listed locations in total; this page covers the Nottingham branch.
- Address
- 19 Central Avenue, Nottingham, ENG, NG5 6NF
- Phone
- +441159293466
- Website
- gedling.gov.uk
- Social
Questions
Where is King George V Recreation Ground located?
19 Central Avenue, Nottingham, ENG, NG5 6NF
How do I contact King George V Recreation Ground?
+441159293466 · http://www.gedling.gov.uk/mobile/leisure/parksopenspaces/findyourlocalpark/
What type of business is King George V Recreation Ground?
King George V Recreation Ground is a park (attractions and activities) in Nottingham.
King George V Recreation Ground branches across the UK
King George V Recreation Ground has 7 listed locations. This branch is in Nottingham.
- ReadingRG10 9JA
- Potters Bar
- LiverpoolL31 7AX
- Bognor RegisPO22 6AA
- Mansfield
- Nottingham
Nearby park
- Arnold Town ParkNottingham0.1 km
- Markeaton ParkNottingham0.2 km
- Arnot Hill ParkNottingham0.6 km
- Killisick Recreation GroundNottingham1.0 km
- Madford Retail ParkNottingham1.1 km
- Breck Hill Recreation GroundNottingham1.7 km
- Woodthorpe Grange ParkNottingham1.8 km
- Daybrook SquareNottingham1.3 km
- Bestwood Lodge Drive ParkNottingham1.3 km
- Woodthrope ParkNottingham1.9 km
- Mosswood ParkNottingham1.7 km
- Digby Park, MapperleyNottingham2.4 km
- Bestwood Country ParkNottingham2.1 km
- Chediston Vale ParkNottingham2.1 km
- Coppice parkNottingham3.3 km
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“King George V Recreation Ground, Nottingham — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.