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This small residential park has both traditional and natural play facilities, a hugely popular paddling pool as well as a Multi Use Games Area.
About the park
Facilities include:
Paddling pool
Multi Use Games Area
Play facilities for children under 13
The nearest train station is Barnes, and the area is also served by the bus routes 33, 72, 209, 283 and 485.
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