Richmond Surrey
Richmond Park
Richmond Surrey

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richmond upon thames

richmond upon thames

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We love Richmond Park.  2,500 acres of parkland with an incredible 300 red deer, 250 fallow deer and 1000 oak trees.  It's even a Special Area of Conservation for the Stag beetle.

Visit the Friends of Richmond Park for regular guided walks. And if you're into flora, check out  Kew Gardens.

 

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richmond upon thames The Park is open from 7am in the summer and 7.30 in the winter, and closes at dusk all year round.

click here for a map of Richmond Park in Surrey.

Richmond Park

 

Richmond Park

Richmond Park

 

 

>> Richmond Park events, including many for kids

>> Golf in the park - two 18 hole courses

>> Horse Riding in Richmond Park - visit our page

>> Pembroke Lodge - Georgian Mansion in Richmond Park

>> Richmond Park Bicycle hire from Sterling Concessions  - call 07050 209 249 or email cyclehire@sterlinggroupltd.com

to rent a bike in Richmond Park
>> Totally Richmond events calendar

>> Not far away - Bushy Park, just by Hampton Court

>> Cycling in Richmond Park - visit our cycling page
>> Kite Flying in Richmond Park

>> Nordic Walking in Richmond Park

 

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  Richmond Park hosts part of the Capital Ring - a route that completely encircles inner and central London. An arrangement between London's 33 local councils, the City of London Corporation and the Greater London Authority.

There are some great walks in Richmond Park, with some stunning views including this vista of Pen Ponds from the edge of Sidmouth Wood.
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richmond park deer   In 1625 Charles I brought his court to Richmond Palace to escape the plague in London and turned it into a park for red and fallow deer. Autumn is a good time for deer watching as it is rutting season. click for more   Our favourite view from the Park is looking across to St Paul's Cathedral, more than 12 miles away.  There's even a telescope positioned at the top of the King's Mound for the very farthest view. 

There are 3 rugby pitches by Roehampton Gate that are hired out to Rosslyn Park Rugby Football Club.

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There are a couple of running clubs who regularly take to the Park - Ranelagh Harriers Running Club and Sheen Shufflers Running Club. The Tamsin Trail is a 12km path around the inside perimeter of Richmond Park.

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has been known to run around Richmond Park on a Sunday. If only he'd open a restaurant in Richmond Surrey.

 

richmond park   Richmond Park is a top UK site for ancient trees, particularly oaks, which have great historic and wildlife importance.   However, it's also the home to many beautiful flowers - particularly in the Isabella Plantation and the gardens at Pembroke Lodge.
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During King Edward's reign (1272-1307) the Richmond Park area was known as the Manor of Sheen, and the name changed to Richmond Park during Henry VIII's reign.

 

In 1847 Pembroke Lodge in Richmond Park became the home of the Prime Minister, Lord John Russell and was later the childhood home of his grandson, Bertrand Russell (philosopher and mathematician).

  We want to hear what you love about Richmond Park.

Contact Us and tell us about the best bits!!  Do you prefer to walk, run or cycle around the Park... or just to watch the deer from afar while you picnic?

What's the best part of the Park to get your sled or toboggan out when the snow falls!?

     
     
     
 

Richmond Park is the largest city park in Europe - right on the doorstep of Richmond upon Thames - Surrey

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