Sentence examples for playground cycle from inspiring English sources

It is an odd playground – cycle paths, orange trees, fountains, football pitches, swings and slides spanned by bridges semi-shorn of purpose – but incredibly popular with the residents.

In my experience, parks are better appreciated at a walking pace, but for now we must puff our way around a 5km course that I have compartmentalised into manageable stretches: from the skate park to the football pitches, to the model boat pond by the grand circular colonnaded pavilion, to the miniature railway and the rose garden, the playground, the cycle speedway, the pitch and putt.

The woodland lodges at Kelling Heath Holiday Park near Holt in Norfolk - a mix of camping, static and touring caravans and three-bedroom log cabins - has indoor and outdoor pools, an onsite pub, adventure playgrounds and cycle trails, but the highlights are its spellbinding nature activities with young conservationist staff - from morning pond dipping to bat walks at dusk, and star walks at night.

Not only does it come with a high-chair, cot and washing machine but the farm includes a games room, children's playground, nature and cycle trails and gentle riverside walks (though there's only a small roof garden attached to the cottage).

We were five minutes by bicycle from the visitor centre, focal point for a range of activities and facilities including bike hire, cafe, playgrounds, walking trails and cycle routes.

The autonomous Åland archipelago – a patch of around 7,000 islands, halfway between Finland and Sweden – is a Nordic holiday playground where people come to cycle, kayak, sail, fish, swim in the cold Baltic Sea and warm up in saunas afterwards.

Changes to the "community infrastructure levy" charges local councils set on developers to contribute towards local infrastructure - including ensuring some money goes directly to the neighbourhood where developments have been built, so it can be spent on local facilities such as cycle paths or playgrounds if needed.

School has a great responsibility for making it possible for children to engage in physical activity, and society must stimulate an active physical life, for example, by building cycle paths and playgrounds and offering subsidized physical activities near residential areas.