Michele Gache | May 10, 2018

Really tranquil and a pleasure to be in. A lovely garden centre with an aquatic and tea rooms ajoin the park. All year round there are advents taking place. Bike riding around the park is one of my favorite things to do. Loads of places to chill without anyone nearby. So lucky to have this on my doorstep.

Jyk Wong | Jun 7, 2018

Large carpark at the front. Love the garden centre. Wife bought mint and rosemary plants - their plants are generally of good quality. Although owned by the National Trust, it does not charge an entry fee to enter the grounds and garden. Some structures within the park tell a great story - the Snuff Mill, for instance, which gives you an idea of how the park came about. Complete your visit with a meal at the National Trust café

James Lambert | Apr 1, 2018

Great garden centre, good coffee shop with a decent range of treats. The Christmas section is always good and normally has stuff that you don't see in every other garden centre. The aquatics section is very good however being a saltwater fish keeper it's range for that is not great, I kind of expect that though as it's a bit more specialist so this should not be taken as a negative. The car park fills up quick so would advise getting there when it opens, there are some loevly grounds behind it so you can walk off the calories you have just consumed in the coffee shop.

Paul Eaves | May 10, 2018

A very natural park with a wooden playground with a zip wire and lots of wooden structures to play on. Nice pathways to wander along and a beautiful small river that fascinates children along with the many ducks. Well worth a family visit for an hour or two.

Elsbeth Carrillo | Jun 6, 2018

Lovely park with Rose garden, river, reed beds, ancient trees and a few historic buildings. National Trust car park free (up to 1.5 hours), café sells hot & cold food and the extensive garden centre has a wonderful aquarium centre.

Muhaimin Choudhury | Jul 9, 2018

Place to unwind. Peaceful walks and trails. New decking area ideally suited to families. Educational signs about life in the ponds and wetland habitants. Walking distance from Morden tube Station. Good for cycling, part grass and part gravel. Go in the daylight as there are few street lights lining the routes.

Catherine Reynolds | Jul 22, 2018

I've always loved going to this park. There's so much space so it's perfect for families and dogs. The rivers aren't too deep so often you'll find dogs fetching, kids swimming, and adults dipping their feet in. It's right beside a garden centre (which as a café) but within the park itself is a little square where you'll find a small shop that sells ice-cream, which is right beside a secondhand bookshop (which has quite a few classics!) and a space used as an art gallery. There are quite a few benches to sit at, but it's just as fine to sit on the grass in the rose garden, just over the bridge. The mill is often open for you to peruse. The rose garden is beautiful, and Wimbledon have provided a cute log structure. Not invasive, it suits it's surroundings. When I visited yesterday, lots of families were having picnics. Blankets everywhere; one family even had a table and umbrella setup! There's a lot to explore and if you walk long enough, you'll reach Deen City Farm and Abbey Mills.