1 / 3Ashburton Park
📍 Croydon, Greater London
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Spacious Croydon park with open grass for running, football goals, a trim trail, renovated café with outdoor decking, and a summer fun fair. Free entry with parking.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with older children and dogs who want space to run, kick a ball, or walk circuits. The trim trail and open pitches are the main draw. Younger children will enjoy the summer fun fair. The café provides a solid stop for parents after a walk around the perimeter.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Adrian Cowie
a year ago
“We celebrated 100 years since Ashburton Park was first opened. A Time capsule was buried and a photo of some Croydon Pétanque members was buried along with many other photos and items. Looking forward to going back in 100 years time to see them !!! 🤣😅😂”
Arvin Dev
6 years ago
“Great park with massive open space. Great for a jogs , long walks , walking the dogs or just a quiet picnic. There are football goals for sports enthusiasts and benches around to sit down for those less active. There are a lot of nice dog owners who walk their dogs and a great spot to meet nice dogs.”
T R
2 years ago
“Much improved park. The old hall is now a nicely renovated space. Great cafe tucked around the back with decking area for when the weather is good. Reasonable menu range, friendly staff and great prices.”
📊 Commonly mentioned in Google reviews
Based on Google review tagsFunfair
45 reviews
Cafe
44 reviews
Playground
37 reviews
Tennis courts
27 reviews
Green space
23 reviews
Overview
Ashburton Park offers large open grass areas suited to jogging, picnics, and informal sports. Football goals are installed throughout. A trim trail circles the park perimeter. The renovated hall houses a café with outdoor decking - reviewers praise the menu range and pricing. A fun fair runs during summer months. Some areas retain mud after wet weather. Dogs are welcome and the park draws a regular dog-walking crowd.
