A fantastic park especially for dog lovers. This park is massive and has many different areas to enjoy. There is a cafe in the park and parking. I enjoyed the walk through to the nearby Lavender farm too. My dog got plenty of exercise and had lots of fun meeting many other dogs. Everyone I met was friendly and was enjoying the park

Beautiful park! Dogs allowed! Lots of parking available. Also have disabled parking and a nice cafe with sitting area outside. Lots of benches to sit and relax!

Nice park for easy walking with kids. Deers and plenty of geese with gosling.

Beautiful and big sized green space with nice views. It's close to Mayfield lavender farm and is an excellent choice for dog walkers and for short hikes through the woods. I usually cycle here and take in the views and take a walk before the ride back. Love this place in summer and fall seasons. Plenty of car parking spaces and a cafe at one corner. Perfect for a morning stroll and coffee/breakfast after.

Oaks Park is Sutton Council. Relax, walk or jog in the beautiful open spaces and fresh country air. Enjoy a drink and or meal in the cafe. Explore the historic site of the Oaks Mansion and the stable block with its resident artists community. Listen to the birds in the woodland as you follow the Oaks Nature Trail. Play with the family in the dog free natural children's play and picnic area Explore the flora and fauna of the park, particularly the beautiful trees and meadow area.

Didn't see the whole park, but the cafe and toilets were very nice and clean. It was nice to see so many people with their dogs around. They had dog treats to buy for them and lots of other animal goodies too. Will be back when the weather is better.

Have been coming here for over 30 years. From a kid! Lovely walks and they have just revamped the cafe. Lovely, lovely staff here, always happy. Food is really yummy and reasonably priced. Can't fault it. 10/10. There us a gold course here also with a clubhouse where you can get food too. A lovely day out for a family, couple, walking the dog or to relax by yourself.

Great place for a walk and picnic. Nice views, too. In addition, there is a café, which does nice food. Very friendly staff there. Car park can get busy at times, but not surprising given the beautiful landscapes here. Worth coming to and coming back to, however.

Had a lovely half day here with my grandson. Big space to play and he loved climbing trees. Had lunch in the café and it was lovely tasty food served quickly. Would certainly return again.

A steep field, covered in dog poo.. And the dog theme apparently continues on a Friday evening 🙄

Morden Hall Park is one of the sites looked after by National Trust. Being situated near the local amenities makes this place a great spot to spend time alone, with your pets, friends or even family. If you do not want to bother carrying much food to the site, you can buy some tasty scones or hot chocolate on the two cafes on site, one of which is a dog-friendly cafe. Due to Covid-19 Restrictions, food and beverages are available for takeaway only. Toilet is available at least at one of the cafés. There are lots of interests at this site ranged from strolling around and enjoying the sights, jogging, having a picnic, taking pictures, photography, beekeeping, observing wildlife in their habitats, finding stuff for your garden, pond and aquarium, even organising an unforgettable moment such as a wedding event at a beautiful building embellished by picturesque surroundings. For you who enjoy the serene atmosphere, I would recommend you to be early so that you can immerse yourself in nature. The best moment to hunt some nice pictures is usually either in the morning or in the afternoon when the sun gives you perfect shimmering golden light (However, the sunny day in winter is just perfect from sunrise to sunset). Even a hazy foggy misty weather could give some dramatic effects on the pictures you take. After a rainy day, the terrain could be a little bit muddy. Choosing the correct gears could make the most out of your adventure here. Therefore, checking the weather before visiting is beneficial, depending on your point of interests. Bins are available around, either for general waste or for dog waste. Due to high number of visitors, the bins are often full. Most of visitors take the ownership of keeping this site clean and beautiful. I personally do not mind taking my rubbish with me and throw it later somewhere else. Every single visit is a unique experience. I would recommend for you to explore it in different types of weather, time and occasion.

Lovely open space with shaded areas. Lots of benches. Toilets and cafe available. Easy parking.

Large park with woodlands, open spaces, trails and formal gardens and easy to reach on foot or bus.

Lovely open area. Great for dog walks. The cafe is nice, but usually quite busy. There are also artist studios to visit. Plenty of room and not often too busy with dogs, and their humans.

Lovely open space with vasts amounts of seating areas. My husky loved it he had loads of area to explore and made loads of new friends. This will be our new dog walk route. Recommended to everyone even if you don't have a dog

Absolutely my favourite park in South England! If you want to feel like a small gremlin (or fairy) roaming the forest - this place is a must! Surrounded by trees and forestry, it's an amazing place to explore, and the café is like a reward!

Popularly known as"doggy park" . The garden n cafe are good. Car park. On a hot day, can walk on a shady path between two sides of Oaks golf course. Have made many doggy friend over the years.

Nice big place to take your dog for long walk then visit the cafe for nice hot chocolate after. I bought a jar of honey that is sourced from a local farm. Very nice.

Visit for sure. Natural beauty. You will see loads of friendly people walking and enjoying the forest. You can relax and can get hot/cold drinks and food after a long walk in the wood.

Plenty of space for the dogs to run around. The cafe has a decent range of food and drinks (can recommend the bacon and egg sandwiches) and I'm sure your four legged friend will also appreciate a post walk doggy sausages

An attractive park next to a golf course, with a cafe and plenty of car parking space. Ideal for dog walkers. Not so great for young children.

Gr8 Park to walk the dog. Plenty of parking and a friendly reasonably priced cafe that does a good choice of food and drink..

Brilliant day out for our dog. Everyone and there dogs where there for one thing. FUN

It was a great easy walk. Love the very big lake and the beautiful swan's and ducks in the the water to name a few. It's a great place to go too for picnicking or just to relax by the water.

Beautiful park that's close enough to London that it's easy to get to, far enough to get away from the hustle and bustle. Lovely place to end the day.

Fantastic area but ohhh so muddy yesterday. Definitely wellies boot time

Lovely park, lots of wide open space. Dog walkers are friendly. plenty of parking.

It's a massive space, so even though there were lots of people, there is still plenty of opportunity for social distancing. It's a beautiful environment, great views and the weather was perfect.

Perfect for dog walking, and great to either go for a stroll or let the kids run around. Loads of open green spaces and plenty of beaches.

Lots of parking, nice café (covid aware). Playground and pleasant space for walks in woods and grassy open spaces.

Good walk with wellies as quite muddy.

Changed the walk and went by the golf area.

Nice Park. Decent cafe.

Lovely place to get some fresh air and take in the view. Cafe open for takeaway hot drinks and food. Popular with dog walkers.

Lovely park for walks. Small cafe at entrance with public toilets. Lavender fields opposite.

Great park and a lovely coffee shop

Large open space. Plenty of opportunities to maintain social distancing and enjoy our green countryside. Beautiful trees.

Lovely walk and the cafe is open for takeaway drinks.

Muddy

Highly recommended

Great walk fir dogs lots of friendly people and great cafe

Went up to oaks park the othe day. A lot of people had the same idea it was very busy. Lots of people lots of dogs. Only been near the cafe and little garden. I was really surprised at how big it is. Get your hands off developers. We are so lu my to have such a loverly big open spaces on our doorstep x

Nice walk lots of open spaces great for dogs with the wooded bit and the bridal path. Lovely during the summer for outdoor picnics with lots of shade if needed.

Primarily a dog walking park, sadly not ideal to go with young children. We've twice had dogs push our toddlers over and simply been told 'this is a dog walking park' by way of apology. Dog walkers seem to think its an official dog walking park. It isn't.

Great place for a walk....obviously gets busy at weekends

Lovely historic park.

Lovely place to walk and have a coffee

This place seemed to be full of dog walkers that know each other and loads and loads of dogs. A bit weird that there was more than one bench dedicated to dead dogs. If you like dogs go to this park.

The best place in Wallington and surrounding areas to walk your dog safely.

Fabulous walks. Dog friendly. Lovely cafe with outside seating.

Fantastic location, lovely little cafe and grounds to take a stroll 👍😉

Beautiful park, the park its self is perfect to walk your dog. Staff in the cafe seemed rather stressed , possibly more staff required at weekends ? They seemed rushed of their feet

nice place if you have dogs, the only thing that lets the place down is the dog owners lack of picking up after their dog has done its thing.

Lavandory farm full of Lavonda flowers nice time for weekend with the family and friends. Flowers all over the place with different spots for pictures. Shops and coffee and big parking easy access.

Beautiful park

Lovely local park, popular with dog walkers, great for off road running too

Lovely staff and good food also outdoors really nice.

Great park and cafe ☕🍰

Great all year course to play on

Huge park. Good place for walkers and Dog walkers.

Is good

I highly recommend it. You should come and see it and have a nice walk ..

Lovely to get out and about. Will definitely go back when lock down is over.

Very enjoyable. The garden centre was lovely the display was very artistically displayed the shrubs looked very health. I was pleased to see the restaurant open for take aways

Beautiful oasis in Morden. Very interesting old buildings and park. Muddy at the moment, tho still worth a visit for a relaxing walk through the waterways.

A very unsung walk for those wanting to feel like they are in the countryside!

A lovely varied park where its great to take a walk and fresh air. Beautiful trees in each season to enjoy. Rivers and small waterfalls and an awesome water mill. Highly recommended

Well looked after, clean and helpful staff. Good for the family. Would like to give more stars however there are safety issues, if you are walking, have disability or allowing children to run ahead, bikes and runners are all using the same walkways and tend not to slow down.

Large, well kept park. Some activities for children but could be more. Overall very lovely park

For somewhere in the middle of the M25 it's a small green haven of nature. Fairly busy with kids, and bits of the area closed off because of covid. It's an interesting National Trust property with some industrial heritage (parts of a snuff mill) alongside lots of trees, millstreams and ducks, geese and other wildfowl. They had a nature trail to encourage the kids to look at different sorts of trees, which my eight year old daughter loved.

Run by the National Trust this park is different perhaps from many in London as there is so much wetlands and a river (Wandle) flows through it. Many footbridges and even water wheels originally made for grinding tobacco into snuff. There is much to see and explore here, including a Victorian stableyard which has been renovated into a very pleasant cafe. There is even a second hand book shop. This south London park is easy to reach, especially on the Underground as the Northern line station, Morden, is very near.

My favourite park

I think this place would be fantastic in spring but it was horribly wet and muddy in December.

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Great for picnic in the summer

Wonderful place for a walk, especially if you are a NT member so you have access to free parking. There is a garden centre and coffee shop, but the best bit is to walk across marshy fields.

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Bit muddy but hot drinks available.

It's a nice green place to walk in at the moment.

A lovely place to visit with the family.

Amazing

Great to have the river, streams, open spaces and garden centre close to Tooting.

A bit muddy in winter but lovely in spring

This place is fun for all....just remember to sort your parking...

Morden Park Hall is a natural interesting place to see and relax in. Thoroughly enjoyed Morden Hall Park as the lakes are so natural and beautiful, you can not But relax. Also a great place for the whole family . I Well recommend Morden Park Hall for anyone to relax and explore in. Regards, Mark D Lawrence Morden

Beautiful well kept National Trust Park.

Historical, scenic, dog friendly, good for picnic and q family outings

Lovely park for a quick walk and a nice garden centre with a decent café

Beautiful place 😍

Amazing

Love it! Lovely park to walk around. Car park available by the garden centre and the National trust cafe which has some lovely mince pies.

Great place to escape the hustle of the city and enjoy a bit of that countryside vibe in the middle of South London. Canals, wetlands, farms all maintained to the excellent standards the National Trust has thought us to expect.

Perfect place for a walk or a run, even just to relax and read a book. Love it!

The best Park in Morden

A beautiful large open park with garden centre, parking, a cafe (pandemic permitting) and a number of seasonal gardens to visit for a picnic (season and weather permitting!)

very good for walking 🚶‍♀️

Once again, no chairs/tables to sit at either inside or outside cafe - third time this has happened - not enough staff, being the reason - again. Christmas items fairly thin on the ground in garden centre - rather like the customers. Very sad.

Beautiful place to walk

Great family time. Loved seeing Santa with the grandson

Nice

This is a beautiful and huge park, it's next to my house so I went there all the time for a walk. Also it has garden centre that selling house decorations stuffs and plants..

We went to the National Trust café in Morden Hall Park Morden. As you can see from the photo the Male chef is preparing food and NOT wearing any PPE equipment !!! Hasn’t the National Trust told or Trained there staff staff about Covid 19? Not only that he became very abusive that he was having his photo taken and even threatened to take my phone and delete the photos. Wonderful customer service

Real nature and running river water

Love the park we use it all year round as a family really lovely in the summer 😀

Love this place. Never too busy. Great cafe. Loved by dog walkers. Lovely surroundings.

My wife and I had brunch at the café on Sunday the 26th September. We then visited the various art studios adjacent to the café which were open for the day to exhibit the artists work. We saw some diverse and interesting works and were inspired to buy an original piece. Great day.

Great for walking the dog. Easy parking.

The park is lovely, I walk my two dogs here regularly and they love going into the woods and running around and getting a dog sausage at the cafe afterwards. However, I was here the other day and the road had been blocked by the wildlife trust and it meant getting into the car park was very difficult and it blocked up the road, they need to be more considerate about where they put their van!

Lovely open space, great for the dogs to run around.

Great place for a brisk walk and/or let your dog run around. Friendly people. And a great cafe! What more do we want??

We love oaks park. There is 2 car parks, a cafe (with great food and lovely staff), lots of seating options, an enclosed children's play area with natural play equipment, a woodland walk trail and open fields.

Ordered simple cheese on toast (white bread) 25 minutes later had to remind staff of order. Another 10 minutes and was handed a plate of soggy brown bread with cheese welded to plate. Inedible.

Ok, I guess, if you're a dog walker. Not a good place to play football with grandchildren. Dogs everywhere keen to play. Only one of the four of us got messy shoes. Quite good for the number of dogs around. One small play/picnic area dogs aren't allowed. If it draws dog walkers from other parks, I suppose that's good.

Little green oasis with some lovely trees made for hugging. Free parking and a cafe.

Nice place to stretch one's legs when short of time. God vista from a high vantage point. Good place to take dogs and little children.

My first visit last week - before then I never knew of this lovely and interesting space. Looking forward to visiting again in the Spring.

Very pleasant walk to take with dogs or friends. Good for children in that its not a big walk (less than hour) but don't expect swings etc. Didnt visit the cafe but large indoor and outdoor dining area with toilets etc. Decent car park with some tarmacadam paths for buggies etc around central area but limited.

Excellent park to take your dog, loads and loads of dogs with very friendly owners who are more than happy to have a quick chat and let the dogs have a sniff. Cafe is really nice and does some great food and drinks. We visit most weekends!

A nice park, but not very space to park a car due to trees. Probably best to plan a visit when not too many others are likely to go. The café looked really good and had quite an interesting menu. There was a mixture of indoor and covered outside seating.

Pleasant first visit on a Sunday afternoon. Ample parking but we were unable to get a Disabled space so parked in main FREE car park. Lovely to have tea and cake in the shade of the trees on a warm afternoon

Lovely park for dog walking or just to take a leisurely stroll. There is a large carpark at the top entrance and a nice little cafe that serve hot and cold food and drinks as well as doggy treats. Leaving the carpark away from the cafe will take you on a wooded circuit around the golf course. Can get very muddy after it has rained. There is a small play area for children close to the cafe.

Lovely walk. Open and green with plenty of space for everyone. We'll maintained. Gorgeous in the summer. There's a cafe - good food, lovely staff and value for money. Clean toilets too!

Just wow, nice place to spend your lovely time with your family.

Great for walking with views into Central London. More of a giant dog garden than a park (locals must really like doggies, doggy traffic lights could help in busy spots as there were so many)

Amazing beautiful park Lots of parking and a small cafe at the entrance, does good food at great prices Extremely dog friendly as there's lots of bins, grassy areas, Forrest areas for dogs to explore Cafe also does doggy ice cream as well Here is my Russel posing in a den

Beautiful open space with surrounding woodland and an excellent dog friendly cafe. 🐕

Lovely cafe breakfast on weekend morning followed by good dog walk. Very nice area. Had some art displays and workshops near cafe. Always love this place

A good park with a large selection of interesting trees. Fantastic if you like dogs: there are many and, I mean many!!! Not good if you don't like or, are frightened of dogs - I'm ok with them. Unfortunately, many owners seem to be happy to eat at the dog friendly cafe and just sit there ignoring there dog barking it's head off continually, doing absolutely nothing to control it - blissfully unaware or, couldn't care less, that it's making a nuisance of itself.

Easy access, sunny and busy. Cafe dog friendly busy as well

Dig walker's heaven. Always busy but large enough never to get crowded. Expect to see nearly everyone walking dogs. It must be south London's canine social hub ! The café is good too. Usually busy in good weather but coffees and cakes always delight. Public toilets available at the café too.

A great little park, nature trail, popular with dog walkers. Fantastic cafe serving a great choice on their menu.