Morden Hall Park
A 125-acre National Trust park, a former deer park and snuff-mill estate on the River Wandle, with meadows, wetlands, a rose garden and two restored watermills.
- Park
- Price: Free
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Did you know
Tobacco merchant Gilliat Hatfeild, whose estate ground tobacco into snuff at the park's watermills, left the core of the estate to the National Trust when he died in 1941, and the park is still free to enter.
Local tip
Entry is free and the parkland is open all day; the rose garden is open 9am to 6pm and the Potting Shed cafe 9am to 5pm. The car park is pay-and-display with the first 1.5 hours free.
Finding it
- Address
- Morden Hall Road, Morden SM4 5JD
- Nearest station
- Morden (Tube), 492 m away
Details change, so check with the place before you set off.
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