The vast green space of Richmond Park offers a mix of natural beauty, wildlife, and activities that will keep children and teens entertained all day long.
Kids will love exploring the Isabella Plantation. This stunning woodland garden is filled with colourful flowers, winding paths, and hidden ponds. Filled with wildlife it’s home to over 40 species of fungi, more than 50 species of beetle and over 130 species of butterfly and moth. Not forgetting over 70 species of bird and 6 species of bat. It’s a magical place for a family adventure, and the perfect spot for a game of hide and seek.
Next, check out the playgrounds scattered around the park. They’re designed with kids in mind, offering safe and exciting areas to climb, swing, and slide.
For sports enthusiasts, Richmond Park has plenty to offer. There are vast open spaces for a game of football or frisbee, and designated areas for cycling and horse riding. Teens will especially enjoy the freedom to roam and play in such a huge, natural setting.
Plus, don’t miss the Ian Dury bench, a tribute to the famous musician who often brought his children here, and a quirky spot to rest and enjoy the surroundings.
And when it’s time for a break, pack a picnic and find a perfect spot with a view of the deer that roam freely in the park. Watching these majestic creatures up close is a highlight for kids of all ages.
There are plenty of car parks and wheelchair friendly paths and facilities, so everyone can join in the fun.
Why not visit some more of the Royal Parks in London such as Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens and Greenwich Park?
Beautiful! I personally didn’t know about these gardens and I was blown away. I spent a whole afternoon here with a friend and we just explored, sat on benches, watched the wildlife and chatted. If anyone’s looking for a bit of zen or to even see plants that you wouldn’t usually see then you have to go here! Highly recommend.
Read about this park from the website.Was so beautiful and peaceful! There’s actually deer and lots of wild life I didn’t even know you could get in London.Would highly recommend!