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Belmont Park is a lovely local park near the Royal Marsden Hospital. It provides a place to relax on a summer's day, you can enjoy a game of table tennis or have a picnic on one of the picnic tables.
Corrigan Avenue Recreation Ground provides numerous activities for children and adults. You can hire a football pitch, try out tennis or work out with our outdoor gym!
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To hire a sports pitch please email our booking company.
To hire a tennis court please visit the LTA website.
The 1st edition OS 1867 shows the site of Corrigan Avenue Recreation Ground as part of open land (field systems) to the south of the wooded area, Ruffet Wood and Big Wood. The park is a grassed area with well wooded boundaries of mature and semi-mature trees. Additional clumps of trees are in the grassed area.
Playground Information
Corrigan Ave Rec has numerous play facilities on offer, including climbing equipment, rockers and swings for different ages.
There is also an inclusive carousel and basket swing available for children with limited mobility.
Park Management Plan
There is an individual management plan available for this park, please contact the council for further details.
Bus: 463 passes near Corrigan Ave Rec, Check your route TFL - Journey Planner
Train: Woodmansterne Station is the closest station to the park. Check your route by using the National Rail Enquiries - Train Timetable.
BBQs are not permitted in this park.
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Belmont Park is a lovely local park near the Royal Marsden Hospital. It provides a place to relax on a summer's day, you can enjoy a game of table tennis or have a picnic on one of the picnic tables.
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Benhill Recreation Ground is an open grassland to the west along Benhill Road. It provides a large play area for children to enjoy, and picnic tables for lunch. There are inclusive picnic tables available for people with limited mobility.
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Carshalton Park is one of Sutton's parks that is rich in historical significance. When you walk through the park you will see The Grotto which dates back to 1724 and the Hog Pit pond which dates back to the mediaeval era!