1 / 3Wandle Park
đ London, Greater London
Established in 1907, this riverside park alongside the River Wandle features a children's playground, skatepark, meadows, a pond with bridges, and flat paths suitable for prams. Free entry.
đ Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with toddlers and young children who enjoy a relaxed outdoor visit with wildlife, open green space, and a playground in one compact, flat site. The even terrain makes it one of the more pushchair-friendly green spaces in South London.
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đŦ What Families Are Saying
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Kol-C BeL
7 years ago
âA small park which looks like a common with lots of foliage and an excellent children's playground for all the family to stroll around, have a picnic then have some playground time with younger siblings. A walk around the park a few times before having a drink at The Charles Holden is the way to keep fit then put back on the weight on the same day! đ The small stream and bridge as well as seats will motivate anyone to walk through this park a few times!â
Natasha G
5 years ago
âThis is a very nice park. Small but cute. You can go around it in a circle, there is a nice track and a wide green space in the middle. Great local park to go for a walk or jog. There are some cute spots where you can rest and sit on a bench and enjoy the view. And of course there are some birds, ducks and geese, that you can spot occasionally. Very much appreciated in the area that is heavily dominated by streets and traffic.â
Constantin Gorea
3 years ago
âIt's a nice, green and small park. It's clean, quiet and well maintained. I saw some beautifully colored squirrels and ducks on the river. The park is crossed by a river, and another bigger one runs next to it. It's perfect for a walk in the fresh air, for a picnic or to read a book on a blanket.â
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Overview
Wandle Park sits alongside the River Wandle in Colliers Wood, offering a children's playground, skatepark, and meadow areas connected by flat, even paths. A pond latticed with bridges provides wildlife viewing, with ducks, geese, squirrels, and herons spotted regularly. The park forms part of the River Wandle Trail and is located directly off the High Street. A nearby pub is a popular post-visit stop for families.










