Langley Park encompasses beautiful English countryside with fantastic visitor facilities. Designated picnic areas, buggy friendly paths, accessible toilets and baby changing facilities make Langley Park the perfect place for a day out with friends and family.

Located in Buckinghamshire to the west of London, Burnham Beeches and Stoke Common combine the roles of scenic open space, important wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities.

The flat site on which Bushy Park lies has been settled for at least 4,000 years. There is clear evidence of the medieval field boundaries, with the finest example just south of the Waterhouse Woodland Gardens, where there are traces of the largest and most complete...

London Wetland Centre is a 105 acre wildlife haven with scenic walkways set amongst the lakes, pools and meadows that are home to birds, bats, water voles, grass snakes, amphibians, dragonflies and moths. You can spot wildlife close-up from the six hides dotted...

Riddlesdown is a 43 hectare (104 acre) area of chalk scrub and grassland lying within the London green belt. It is an important and diverse part of our local cultural and natural heritage, shaped by its geology, history and previous land use. Riddlesdown remains...

Ashtead Common, owned and managed by the City of London at no cost to the public, is a 200 hectare (500 acre) public open space. Located in north-east Surrey, close to junction 9 of the M25, it forms part of a larger area of open countryside, which includes Epsom...

Farthing Downs & New Hill, owned and managed by the City of London, is a 95 hectare (235 acre) area of chalk grassland lying within the London green belt. Farthing Downs was designated in 1975 as part of the Farthing Downs and Happy Valley Site of Special Scientific...

Coulsdon Common, owned and managed by the City of London at no cost to the public, is a 51 hectare (127 acre) public open space. Located in south Croydon it forms part of a larger area of open countryside within the London green belt that link London with the wider...

Site of the 1879 Royal Agricultural Exhibition, the 30-acre Queen's Park has been owned and managed by the City of London since 1886. It has been named a Green Flag Park for more than ten years running, in recognition of the quality of its services and environment.

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