The park is home to the rare water vole, a species protected under UK law.
It sits on a historic site that previously featured a flour mill powered by the River Misbourne.
The Grand Union Canal runs adjacent to the park's eastern boundary.
The area is designated as part of the Colne Valley Regional Park, a significant green lung between London and the Home Counties.
The site includes a sensory garden specifically curated for visually impaired visitors.
Denham Country Park is a 69-acre riverside green space situated at the confluence of the River Misbourne and the River Colne. It serves as a gateway to the Colne Valley Regional Park, offering extensive walking trails through woodland and meadows. The site features the 'Old Mill' cafe and a sensory garden designed for accessibility. The park is managed by Buckinghamshire Council and serves as a vital habitat for water voles and kingfishers. Visitors can access a network of paths that extend into the wider Colne Valley trail system.
The wooden footbridge spanning the River Misbourne near the visitor centre.
Bring waterproof footwear if visiting after rainfall, as the riverside paths can become muddy.
Check the official Buckinghamshire Council website before arrival to ensure no local events are restricting parking access.
Bring binoculars if you are interested in birdwatching, as kingfishers are frequently sighted near the river banks.
Do not attempt to swim in the River Colne or the Grand Union Canal due to hidden currents and water safety hazards.
Dogs must be kept under control, especially near the river banks and grazing livestock areas; please use designated bins for litter.
