Parks and open spaces opportunities:
We also offer space for the use of hire of our public spaces and parks across the Maldon District inline with our Events and Concessions Strategy 2023 - 2028 and Fees and Charges 2022-23
Our parks and open spaces see thousands of visitors every day so we are always looking for new and exciting events, family activities and concessions.
Latest opportunities:
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We are always interested to receive expressions of interest for concessions or events for our Parks and Open Spaces contact us at events@maldon.gov.uk
Opportunities exist across various District parks and open spaces:
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| Promenade Park, Maldon | Riverside Park, Burnham-on-Crouch | All other District parks and open spaces |
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One of the regions premier and most loved venues, known for hosting the world-famous Maldon Mud Race, Maldon Fantasia and Classic Car Shows. The Park can attract over 30,000 visitors in single weekend and offers a range of free and paid attractions. Concessions are available from just £70 per day. |
This large and much-loved park has great views over the river and links to the picturesque town of Burnham-on-Crouch. Known for its sailing heritage and with a direct train link to London and ferry to RSPB’s Wallasea island; the Park has great potential and facilities for all the family. |
Hythe Quay - The gateway to Maldon for well over a thousand years and home of the iconic Thames Sailing Barges. Oak Tree Meadow & Elms Farm Park - Popular play area, meadows and lakes on the banks of the Blackwater Canal and near Tesco in Maldon. Over 20 other parks and open spaces throughout the District. |
Charges per day vary depending on the type of business and activity on offer. For more information contact us or see our Fees and Charges 2022-23
All operators must comply with the Council’s Terms and Conditions and contracts will only be issued to concessions whose activities are in keeping with the nature of the area and provide a quality offer to visitor. The Council reserves the right to refuse any operator. You can contact us using our use or hire of public open space application form
Pavement Licences
As businesses reopen and customers return to our high streets, we need to imagine new, safer ways to serve them and provide space for people to get together. The Business and Planning Bill 2020 provides a cheaper, easier and quicker way for businesses to apply for a Pavement Licence. This has been extended until 30 September 2023 Local businesses are encouraged read the Governments Guidance: pavement licences and to apply with full details of their plans.
All applicants must display a completed Pavement Licence Site Notice so it is easily visible and legible on their premises.
All applications will be considered in line with best practice and guidance, but the safety and free flow of pedestrians must be prioritised.