Hackney Downs
One of Hackney’s major green spaces, Hackney Downs opened as a public park in the heart of the borough in 1884.
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Check bug trails to explore these well-known gardens in Kensington.
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Park with a nature trail and a natural play area. Great for stimulating and inspiring. Shelter building potential.
Read MoreParkland Walk
This 4 km strip of green used to be a railway line so expect steep banks. Tend to be busy with bikes and dogs. The Wildlife Trail is open to schools and groups and can be booked in advance.
Read MoreWest Wickham Common
As a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC), West Wickham Common is recognised as a valuable site for wildlife in the urban landscape. The site is a patchwork of ancient woodland, secondary woodland, heathland, acid grassland and scrub.
Read MoreSydenham Hill Wood
This is the oldest LWT reserve and has a mix of new and ancient woodland, with remnants of Victorian gardens. You will find more than 200 species of trees and plants, as well as rare fungi, insects, birds and woodland mammals.
Read MoreSpring Park
As a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC), the woodland at Spring Park is highly prized for its diversity of veteran trees and coppiced woodland.
Read MoreShrewsburry Park
This large open space has fabulous views over London, Kent and Essex, as well as some wooded areas. While not an official nature reserve, parts of the park are designated conservation areas.
Read MoreRiddlesdown Common
Riddlesdown supports the single-most expansive piece of chalk scrub in Greater London alongside pockets of chalk grassland, ancient woodland, old hedgerows, limestone quarries and woodland.
Read MoreRichmond Park
Richmond Park works in partnership with The Holly Lodge to provide outdoor learning sessions, with a special focus on SEN groups.
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