Great Linford Manor Park, Haversham

8.6 miles circular walk that straddles Milton Keynes and the outside countryside. Great Linford Manor Park, Railway Walk, New Bradwell Park, Haversham village, Stanton Low Park. Points of interest include:
the beautifully restored 18th century water and wilderness gardens of Great Linford Manor Park, 
the 19th century Bradwell Windmill made from locally quarried limestone,
the River Great Ouse between New Bradwell and Haversham that forms part of the Ouse Valley Park,
the old part of Haversham village set above the River Ouse flood plain and physically separated by farmland from the 1930s-built "New Haversham" which is nearer to Wolverton,
the historic Haversham Mill standing forlorn beside the renovated mill cottage, 
the 12th century Norman ruin of St Peter’s church at Stanton Low Park offering a glimpse into the area's medieval past,
the Milton Keynes Arts Centre in Great Linford Manor Park that offers workshops, exhibitions, and artist residencies in restored 17th-century buildings like the Thatched Barn, Schoolhouse, and Alms houses.