London Richmond Park

Richmond Park

Richmond Park is the largest Royal Park in London and is home to around 650 free roaming deer and provides an amazing view of St Paul's Cathedral. A landscape of hills, woodlands and ancient trees offers a peaceful retreat to visitors who are encouraged to take advantage and enjoy the park activities - cycling, fishing or horse riding. Children can enjoy dedicated playgrounds and observe the wildlife. Richmond Park is also great for picnics and family days-out.

This park's royal connections go back further than any other, beginning with Edward (1272 - 1307) and the park today still resembles that of a medieval deer park. Isabella Plantation, another park highlight, is a woodland garden run organically with rich flora and fauna.

The park was appointed a Site of Special Scientific Interest by English Nature and was designated a National Nature Reserve in 2000.

There are always various events taking place - guided walks, children entertainment and sports activities. Richmond Park is often used as a backdrop for television programmes, videos and fashion shoots.

Visiting The Richmond Park:

Address: Holly Lodge, Richmond upon Thames, London, TW10 5HS

Telephone: 020 8948 3209

Nearest Underground Stations:
Richmond Tube (27 minutes)

Nearest Hotel : Quality Crown Hotel Kensington - This elegant Victorian Town House hotel is situated in a quiet London garden square just 15 minutes from London Heathrow by Heathrow Express. It is close by Marble Arch, Paddington and Oxford Street. Wireless High Speed Internet and a range of rooms includes Traditional 4 Poster Rooms and luxurious Studio Suites. A quality airport hotel in the centre of London

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