Parks

Parks in Sutton

Park Opening Times

First gate open by 07:00 am and all gates open by 08:00am

Closing time is always Dusk

Nonsuch Park

Nonsuch Park is jointly managed by the London Borough of Sutton & Epsom & Ewell Borough Council.

Oaks Park

The Oaks was one of the great sporting country houses of 18th century England. It was owned by the 12th Earl of Derby and his grandson the 13th Earl from 1771 to 1834. They used it as base for horse racing and the house and peerage gave their names to two famous Epsom races, The Oaks and the Derby, first run in 1779 and 1780. The house was demolished between 1956 and 1960 but important features survive including the bake house, the stables, a greenhouse and the park landscape (See link below for more on the history of Oaks Park).

Cheam Park and Cheam Recreation Ground

Bethell House and The Gas Mask Factory

The Grove Park

The Grove Park forms a key part of the Carshalton Conservation Area occupying the north and east sides of Carshalton village's Lower Pond. It can be divided into two areas: the ornamental park near the ponds and the recreation ground to the east. The latter, created from fields in the 1920s, now houses a children's playground, crazy golf, bowling green, ball park, cafe, and toilets. The area of the site is 7.21 hectares.

Beddington Park & The Grange

Carew Manor and Alfred Smee's Grange House

Belmont Park

About Belmont park.

Carshalton Park, The Grove & Margaret's Pool

The Grotto, The Scawen Family and A Tribute to Margaret

Benhill Recreation Ground

About Benhill recreation ground.

Collingwood Recreation Ground

About Collingwood Recreation Ground.

Corrigan Avenue Recreation Ground

About Corrigan Avenue Recreation Ground.

Cuddington Recreation Ground

About Cuddington Recreation Ground.

Dale Park

About Dale Park.

Fairlands Park

About Fairlands Park.

Manor Park

About Manor Park.

Mellows Park

About Manor Park.

Overton Park

About Overton Park.

Queen Mary's Park

Reigate Avenue Park

Rosehill Park (East)

Roundshaw Down

Roundshaw Park

Royston Park

Rushy Meadow Park

Seear's Park

St Helier Open Space

Stanley Park

Sutton Common Recreation Ground

Thomas Wall Park

Watercress Park

Wrythe Recreation Ground

Rosehill Park (West)

Park Bye-Laws

Proposed byelaws for pleasure grounds, public walks and open spaces.

Sponsored Bench Scheme

Sutton, like many other boroughs offers a service where members of the public can purchase a bench to be sited in one of the Boroughs Parks.

Sponsored Tree Scheme

Sutton offers a service where members of the public can sponsor a tree to be sited in one of the Boroughs Parks.