Situated off Boxalls Lane, in Aldershot, Hampshire, is probably one of the British Isles smallest and least known country parks. (Unless you know of one under 8 acres !)   Reclaimed from the remains of a Victorian brickworks and clay diggings, Brickfields Country Park is a peaceful, natural park, known only by local residents and a few in the know - and now you !

Latest news -
• 25th Anniversary Funday 2010 - This years FunDay held on the 4th July, was another success for the park. The weather held fine and many of our local residents and neighbours helped us to celebrate our 25th anniversary.
• Mindless vandalisim and killings - Vandals kill three Goslings less than three days old. Two youths arrested
• Previously unseen photos from around 1985 just after the park was opened - here.
• Unidentified species found in the park. At the moment they are mostly fungi species, these being the more difficult ones for us to identify, as they are for quite a number of people !. If you can help with putting names to these photos please email .

Our Search page has been reworked with a new search engine core to make it easier finding that odd bit of information you want in the 1000+ pages we currently have. Information on - our history - related links - future dates - photos and descriptions of over 260 species of fauna and flora to be found in the park, including a gallery of over 650 photos of plants - flowers - animals - trees - views - park events and more from Brickfields Country Park. Contact Mike, if you find a any problems.

The Plantlife and Wildlife pages are continually expanding, with each species found in the park having a picture and short description, (a few of the bird entries also have sounds). A new Dates page for 2010 has been launched, it is regularly updated with events as we get details. Meanwhile the Gallery continues its growth, and with more new photos being added all the time, and a backlog of over a hundred to process, we ask you please bear with us. (All are copyrighted so contact us if you would like to use them.)

Please roam around our site, you will find links to similar organisations as ourselves, along with their E-mail addresses, contact names and some handy phone numbers and web url's. There is a description of the park, its history, how to find it and forthcoming dates for The Friends and the Park. Please feel free to e-mail any comments and suggestions for our site.

Enjoy