Cheam Park is a popular suburban park with plenty of green spaces, attractive flower beds and mature trees, including a cluster of cedars. It adjoins Cheam Recreation Ground which has more green space and a cafe, children's playground, exercise equipment for children and another set for taller people, tennis courts, and bowls and croquet club. The Park and Rec border Nonsuch Park. There are well-placed bench seats in both areas. The park attracts people of all ages, including dog people, but there are many wild animals and plants here. The area is on high ground and there are views of the Wembley Arch, the Shard and other tall London buildings.

The Roman road of Stane Street forms part of the boundary of Cheam. The course of Stane Street through the area is now followed by the modern road London Road at North Cheam, and designated A24 on road maps. Cheam's roots date back to 1018, when Chertsey Abbey owned the area. In the Domesday Book, the Bishop was holding Cheam to cater for the monks. Cheam appears in Domesday Book as Ceiham. It was held by Archbishop Lanfranc of Canterbury. Its Domesday assets were: 4 hides; 1 church, 17 ploughs, 1-acre (4,000 m2) of meadow, woodland worth 25 hogs. It rendered £14. In the Middle Ages, Cheam had potteries, and recent excavations have been carried out by archaeologists. In 1538, part of Cheam was handed over to Henry VIII. The same year, Henry began work on Nonsuch Palace, which he decorated elaborately. This was later sold and demolished. In 1801, the time of the first census, Cheam had a population of 616 Cheamonians. In 1259 Henry III of England made Cheam a town by charter. Records of Cheam Charter Fair date back to the 1800s when a fairground accompanied the market. Cheam was the original home of Cheam School which was formed in Whitehall in 1645 and later occupied Tabor Court from 1719 until 1934 when the school moved to Berkshire. Prince Philip attended the school in Cheam in the years immediately preceding its move.

Beautiful park, great place for family and dogs🐕

Cheam park is a great park with pretty landscapes. Its a lovely park that is well suited for kids, families, adults and dog walkers. It has a play park, a cafe, lots of open space and also wooded areas you can wander about in. Cheam park also joins onto Nonsuch park which is another beautiful park. Walking both parks is a great hike.

One of the best Parks in London. Beautiful

Went for the London to Brighton mini run .it was clean

Vast greenland with scenic beauty spread across the garden. Nice place to have a run, or play outdoor games or just sit over nicely placed benches at quite a distance, so maintaining the social distancing.

Always a beautiful rejuvenating place for walks, yoga, Tai Chi or just that me time in nature

Went to their food festival and enjoyed every second- only got one photo as many had the kids in and can’t upload videos. Well worth going next time. So big and had more than enough stalls and food stalls to choose from. X

Always a good time to walk and enjoy the sun and park

Large park with great views of the London skyline. The park includes playgrounds and outdoor gym equipment.

Cheam Park is a beautiful green space that provides a peaceful escape from the busy city. Even in the winter, the park offers lovely scenery, with its trees and plants creating a serene atmosphere. It's a perfect spot for a walk, run, or simply a moment of reflection. The park is well-maintained and provides plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the surroundings. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a serene and relaxing outdoor space.

Well planned childrens playground and sand pit. A few more trees should be planted for shade before the rising temperatures of global warming make UK parks unusable.

Great space with a great child playground. Free Parking

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Really nice open space. Has a big play area for kids which includes a generous sized sand pit. The cafe is pretty expensive though. I bought a hot dog with french fries and a kids hot chocolate with marshmallow and it came up to £10.50!! So I would think about bringing my own snacks next time

Beautiful park, we are lucky to have it so close

Excellent day. Superb food stalls. Wine,honey jewellery, ect ect. Well done Mike and all. Live band was top class.

Very spacious, which of course in the current times means multiple families can have fun outside while ensuring distancing guidelines. Bare, and so great for picnicking, I Only wish it had swings and other fixed toys for kids

Feasty Fest vibe was awesome BUT pity no food could be taken in for the kids. My children were starving, queues were hours long and by the time we got to the front to get food for them all the food was finished. (no stands had food left at all). Hoping for a better setup next year.

Nice view with a historic building

Nice

One of my favourite park in South London. The playground is fantastic with sand area and zip line. The kids really enjoy to play there.

The park is lovely, it has a nice playground, sand pit, and toilets, cafe and car park are all nearby! A great place for family with young children!

Beautiful park, brilliant playground for small children. Clean and well maintained. Really nice café too, a massive bonus

Free parking, pleasant place to meet friends for a picnic. Dog friendly. Next time will take table tennis bat and balls

a very nice and well maintained park for chidern, dog walkers alike, did not see any dog mess which is a bonus. play ground is good for all ages of childern. it has a cafe and toilets located elsewhere (could not find at time but told near carpark. car park can fit 20 or so cars if and thats an if people park respectively of each other. if that car park is full it will be very hard to park else where.

Really lovely park especially for families with kids. Lots to do and a cafe as well.

Very nice park for walking. Easy parking. Lots of trees. Lots of open grass areas. One or two ponds. Lots of benches to sit . Plenty of space. Two cafes. Close to High Street.

Beautiful park to go with the family, and also dog friendly. There is plenty of space to walk and exercise and also has a big playground for children. There is a coffee shop next to the playground too. There are few spaces to park (free)

Great little park for families, with young children and those who fancy a little tennis. Also, Sutton is a drone friendly borough so stick to the rules and you can fly here too.

Nice park. Clean. Plenty of shade. Cafe. Safe play area for kids. Bowls and Croquet green. Tennis courts.

My grandson had a great time there. Lots on equipment to go on. Tables and benches for the adults to sit to keep an eye on the kids. There are toilets and a cafe there.

Went here for the London to brighton mini run. The food was expensive but tasted good. The park is massive and would easily be a great day out for families

Had very good experience when visiting our uncle at the care home. Very caring, friendly staff. Such a beautiful home and the team.

My grandmother has a tree here. Was her favourite place to go. Beautiful place and always relaxing.

A lovely, well kept Park with a huge playground, tennis courts and cafe. It also joins onto Nonsuch Park so you can have a nice long walk with plenty to see.

I just love this place. You can do whatever you like ,playground, tennis, picnic, etc

Great dog walk leading to Nonsuch Park. Woods and open fields to run about in

Quiet and clean.

Great place for families

Very muddy. But overall the park.

Great spot!

Full of people

We love coming here to walk the dog and get outside. Beautiful and interesting area to explore. The woods are lovely to walk through and kick the leaves on a dry autumn day. And the cafe does a great hot chocolate too

Busy but lots of room so no problems with social distancing.

Great place to see lots of green, if you like that sort of thing. Its a very calming park, however loads of harmless dogs on a.lead. I recommend going 😀

Massive park, with playgrounds and football and tennis grounds. A café is available too

Great view of London from the benches at the back of the park, late at night it is wonderful. Not a must visit but if your nearby you won't regret it.

Large and spacious, subdivided into distinct fields by treelines containing many huge and venerable examples, including ornamental species.

Perfect for family walks and games. Wide open spaces and copses to play and make dens....

Lovely place to walk and take your dogs

Love the park! I walk there almost every day.

Nice place for walks, nothing special but atleast clean & tidy. A few events every year.

Excellent place for relaxing, watching nature or go walking to Nonsuch Park.

Great place for families

We love to come here as a family and just walk around and relax.

Vibey When I went there with my friend at midnight the wholeee park was singing "country roads " and it was the best evening of my life

Nice park

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Lovely walks and free parking.

Great to walk the dogs and for families

Fabulous open space next to Nonsuch Park

A lovely park and cafe. Lots to entertain the kids and adults alike.

Bit busy now because of the pandemic but definitely by far one of my favourite parks...

Clean

Lovely huge park

Great place for a leisurely walk.

Lovely place to walk and relax with the family.

The Cheam park is perfect for everyone. There are designated children's play areas. A lot of Tennis and football club activities take place as well. The Cafe is fantastic as well. Its also wonderful for dog walks. There is plenty of greenery and areas where the pets can have fun.

Cheam park is our heaven. We are lucky to have this immortal place for Ourselves and animals. It is beautiful, welcoming and our treasure. I am glad and proud to be living in Cheam.

Beautiful park to visit this time of year with all the Autumn colours on the trees, popular for dog walkers also. It has a large children's play park with big sandpit. Lovely little cafe also