Opening Times:
Parkland open all day – Rose Garden, Garden Centre, Car Park 9am to 5pm – Potting Shed Café – 9am to 4pm
Morden Hall Park
Roses, Rivers & Family Adventures!
Located in Morden, South London, just a short walk from Morden Underground and Morden South railway station, Morden Hall Park is a 125 acre green oasis. Explore its magnificent Edwardian Rose Garden, riverside wetlands, orchards and family play area. With walking and cycling trails, cafés, a garden centre and excellent accessibility, it offers something for everyone.
My top tip: The Garden Centre and Café are a must visit – just saying!
Visitor Review Rating – 4.6
Admission: Free
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Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Times: The Park is open every day
Opening Times: Rose Garden open 9am to 5pm, (4pm in winter) Garden Centre, Car Park open 9am to 5pm, Potting Shed Café 9am to 4pm, Stableyard Café Times vary, Bookshop 10am to 3pm
Admission Prices: Free entry
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Visitor Information for Morden Hall Park
Morden Hall Park is a 125 acre mostly parkland a very short walk from Morden Tube and Morden South Railway station.
Ideal for family days out there is plenty to see and do and its a very dog friendly park.
The Rose Garden is a highlight being 2.5 acres in size and described as an inter war garden.
You will find fifty formal flower beds, around 45 different varieties of rose, all selected from the Edwardian period.
There are lots of walks and trails to follow with the River Wanlde running through the park creating a superb wetland environment.
Look out for the orchards resplendant with apples in Autumn.
And for the cyclists you can follow the Wanlde Trail – a 14 mile route from Croydon to Wandsworth.
For the younger kids there is the natural play area which has log stepping stone courses, swing, zip wire and climbing cargo net.
And there are lots of events and activities based out of the former snuff mill for groups and schools.
Refreshments are provided daily by the Potting Shed Café serves hot and cold food and drink with indoor and outdoor seating and the Stableyard Café opens at weekend and during scholl holidays. Both are dog friendly – short lead please!
The shop is actually the National Trusts only Garden Centre and stocks gifts, pet care, local products, peat free plants and gardening accessories as well having an extensive outdoor plants sales area. Note that it is closed on the 25th, 26th December, 1st January and Easter Sunday.
The bookshop, second hand of course, is in the Stableyard and opens from 10am to 3pm.
Accessibility Morden Hall Park
The Park & facilities are generally accessible & the Rose Garden fully accessible. Full accessibility information for Modern Hall Park here.
Dogs Morden Hall Park
Dogs on a short lead are welcome in the Rose Garden and all facilities.
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Images © National Trust Images / Andrew Butler
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What Visitors Say About Morden Hall Park
Visitor Review Score 4.6 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are.
Here is what visitors have to say about their visit to Morden Hall Park:
Amy Crawford Fuel loved the peaceful riverside walks, woodland paths, open lawns and well kept gardens, describing it as a relaxing escape from the city.
Esther enjoyed wandering through the beautiful Rose Garden, wetlands and historic buildings, particularly appreciating the park’s colourful autumn atmosphere.
Tanya Lake particularly loved the peaceful wetland boardwalk, as well as the waterways, woodland paths, Rose Garden and excellent garden centre.
Germaine Nichol praised the wonderful walking routes, incredible wetlands and mill, along with the friendly garden centre and excellent second-hand bookshop.
Alice loved the beautifully maintained, peaceful surroundings and especially enjoyed the natural playground, which she found less overwhelming than conventional play areas.
Local gardens and attractions near to Morden Hall Park
Cannizaro Park – 4 miles from Morden Hall Park: An historic Grade II* park with beautiful trees, shrubs, secluded areas and peaceful gardens
Horniman Gardens – 7 miles from Morden Hall Park: Explore 16 acres of gardens, meadows, wildlife spaces and spectacular views across London.
Isabella Plantation – 8 miles from Morden Hall Park: A magnificent 40-acre woodland garden with azaleas, rhododendrons, ponds and winding streams.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew – 10 miles from Morden Hall Park: World-famous botanical gardens featuring spectacular plant collections, historic glasshouses and beautiful landscapes.
Chiswick House & Gardens – 11 miles away from Morden Hall Park: Explore magnificent landscaped gardens surrounding an exceptional eighteenth-century Palladian villa.
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