Covering 14.5 acres in Kingston Upon Thames (KT2 5AW), Canbury Gardens has a rich history. Once used for grazing and turf cutting, it later became a gravel extraction site. By 1887, the area was considered an eyesore, prompting plans for a park to enhance the riverside view.
Bushy Park is a haven for wildlife – from historic herds of resident deer and scores of protected anthills to ancient woodlands and winding waterways where skylarks nest, ducks dive and beetles scurry.
Richmond Park, London’s largest Royal Park, spans 2,500 acres and is a National Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest. Established by King Charles I in 1637 as a deer hunting park, it was enclosed by high walls, much of which still remain today. A legal case in 1758 secured public access for pedestrians.
May 31 – Beverley Brook from New Malden to Putney Read More »
Saturday, May 31st · 11am – 4pm
Join Walking Class Hero des Garrahan on a FREE 8 mile walk along the Beverley Brook from New Malden to Putney
May 4 – Beverley Brook – ESEA Outdoors Read More »
Sunday May 4th – 11am till 6pm
ESEA Outdoors will be leading a walk along Beverley Brook from Hammersmith to New Malden, also known as London’s Hidden Korea Town! This walk is for anyone of ESEA heritage.
May 4 – Wimbledon Park Station to Richmond Section Capital Ring Read More »
Sunday May 4th – 11am till 3pm
Join London National Park City Rangers on a 11km walk from Wimbledon Park to Richmond featuring amazing green spaces, lakes and wildlife.
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