Services
Games Area information
The Parish Council runs the Taylor Drive Games Area, a mix of courts and sports equipment
About Mickleton’s Multi-use Games Area
The parish council runs the Taylor Drive Games Area. We are incredibly lucky to have this facility in the village, and want everyone, of all ages, to enjoy using it. The facilities include:
- Two tennis courts
- A mixed-use games area (MUGA) with goal posts for:
- 5-a-side football
- basketball
- volleyball
- A range of outdoor adult gym equipment
- A skateboard area, which is blocked off from the rear of court 2
How to use the facility
The facility is open to the public seven days a week.
Summer months (1 May–30 September) 9am–sunset (9pm at the latest)
Winter months (1 October–30 April) 9am–sunset
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Free access for May, June and July 2026
Mickleton Parish Council has voted to allow free access to the facility for a three-month period.
The MUGA, skateboard area, outdoor gym equipment and courts are currently free to all casual users, there is no need to book to use the equipment.
All users must bring and use their own sports equipment, e.g. balls, rackets. There are no changing room or toilet facilities available at the site.
Note
If you are an organised group, please contact the clerk regarding using the facility.
Before participating in any sporting activity, check whether your sport is safe to play. Every sport’s national governing body should have published guidance on how to participate safely.
Follow the guidance even where this means modifications to the game.Organised outdoor sport for adults and children is permitted with any number of participants, where it is formally organised.
Any groups involved in organised sports will be asked to provide the relevant documentation to the clerk to demonstrate the following: public liability insurance, DBS checks (where relevant), risk assessments etc.
Organised sports groups and teams/professional coaches are able to book the tennis/netball courts and also the MUGA pitch, as long as they can provide:
- An up-to-date copy of their public liability insurance cover
- Confirmation that group leaders, if working with children or vulnerable adults, have up to date DBS checks in place
- A risk assessment