Free Pushabout Clumber walk for Nottingham parents

demoduck.co.uk editorial team 2026-06-29 19:10 3 min read

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Pushabout Clumber gives Nottingham parents and carers a free, regular way to walk with others at Clumber Park while looking after pushchair-aged children.

The walking group meets on the second Monday of every month at Clumber Park. The meeting time is 10.15am, with attendees asked to meet under the Clock Tower. The event is free, and it is intended for anyone who has, or looks after, pushchair-aged children.

A monthly walk built around pushchairs

Pushabout Clumber is designed as a community walking group, not a one-off park activity. The regular monthly format means parents and carers can return on the same rhythm each month, with the group meeting on the second Monday.

The walks are described by the event listing as accessible and beautiful, with routes led by friendly volunteers. For adults spending much of the week around childcare routines, the group offers a simple structure: meet at a clear landmark, walk with other people, and build fitness at a basic level.

The focus is practical as much as social. The group is for people with pushchair-aged children, so the walk is shaped around the needs of those attending with young children rather than a standard adult walking club.

The route and pace at Clumber Park

Walks are generally around 3 miles in length. According to the Visit Nottinghamshire event listing, they are mostly on hard standing paths, which is one of the key details for anyone deciding whether to bring a pushchair.

The routes vary with the seasons, with volunteers leading walkers through different parts of Clumber Park. That gives the group a changing feel across the year while keeping the same basic meeting point and monthly schedule.

The event information describes the walks as a way to meet other adults, find support and build up walking confidence. It is not presented as a competitive fitness session; the stated aim is community, movement and gentle exploration of walking potential.

Key details before you go

Detail	Information
Event	Pushabout Clumber
Venue	Clumber Park
Schedule	Second Monday of every month in 2026
Time	Meet at 10.15am
Meeting point	Under the Clock Tower
Cost	Free
Who it is for	Anyone who has or looks after pushchair-aged children
Walk length	Generally around 3 miles
Paths	Mostly hard standing paths

The source listing does not give a separate booking requirement, organiser name or full venue address. The practical instruction provided is to meet under the Clock Tower at 10.15am.

Why local parents may find it useful

For parents and carers, regular activities can be easiest to plan when the basics are clear: when it happens, where to meet, how much it costs and whether the route is suitable for a pushchair. Pushabout Clumber answers those points in a straightforward way.

The free cost also matters. A monthly outdoor group can be used without committing to paid classes, membership fees or specialist equipment beyond what a parent or carer would normally bring for a child in a pushchair.

The social element is part of the listing’s purpose. Pushabout is described as a community of people, with the walks offering a way to meet other adults and find support while moving through Clumber Park.

Meeting point and next step

The next thing to check before attending is the second Monday of the month you plan to go. Pushabout Clumber meets at Clumber Park under the Clock Tower at 10.15am, and the event is listed as free by Visit Nottinghamshire Events.

Anyone considering the group should plan around a walk of roughly 3 miles, mostly on hard standing paths, led by volunteers on seasonal routes through the park.

Source: Visit Nottinghamshire Events

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