I love this place! Great for a little walk, feeding squirrels and birds. Get the coffee in the cafe opposite the park and spend a nice time in a section of park you prefer - picnic area, rose garden, Japanese garden, near Tudor Barn, etc.. And there is also little children playground.

This is one of the most beautiful hidden places in London. I have visited many parks in London, but this feels special because it's quiet, it's almost secret. I accidentally discovered it on one of my walks years ago. Revisited today, it's mid April and it's feast for your eyes, your lungs and for your soul. Truly a special place.

A beautiful park with nice scenery, wildlife, plants,waterfall, wedding hall and well looked after and clean. It's not the biggest park, but it is a reasonable size and still worth the visit. I really enjoyed the beautiful surroundings, because it gives me a sense of peace and tranquility.

One of the best gardens in London and little known outside the area. The garden flower beds are beautifully maintained. Some nice water features here as well. A bowls green is found at the back of the gardens. Really peaceful place to walk around, like something out of a period film. Former home of author of The Railway Children and Five Children and It, so it has commemorative statues to the books as well.

A beautiful landscaped park with working fountains and gazebos makes your stay enjoyable in any weather. Ancient trees, squirrels and flower beds are all preserved with care. With dogs no entry.