Lily Hill Park is a community park in the middle of Bracknell that is well used by local residents. It includes woodland and meadows as well as a small formal water garden and pond. There are many fine trees including mighty Wellingtonias and Cedars. The 56 acres of parkland are managed by Bracknell Forest Council. In addition to the benefits to the community and nature conservation, the park has a very interesting history which contributes to its significance. The park is part of what was a Victorian estate created by Henry Dormer Vincent (1751–1833) and his son, Henry William Vincent (1796–1865) in the 1800s. Join Heritage Parks Horticulturists and regular volunteers, to undertake general habitat maintenance work around the site. If you would like to take part, please contact Caroline Pragnell at [email protected]