service
Free
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.
What is this service?
The Oaks was one of the great sporting country houses of 18th century England. At 33.57 Hectares Oaks Park is a mixture of landscapes, including formal horticulture, natural chalk meadows, woodlands, and informal parkland. There are a number of interesting walks based in Oaks Park!
Artists Studios
Oaks Park Studios are open to the public each year. The artists get the opportunity to showcase their work and the public can ask questions and are encouraged to take part.
Friends of Oaks Park
Friends of Oaks Park is a group of volunteers who care about Oaks Park and do all they can to support it. They do this through promoting conservation issues, encouraging new activities and engaging in parks maintenance.
Oaks Park Cafe
The cafe is open 7 days a week, from 9:00am-5:45pm, offering coffee, all day breakfast and ice creams. Vegan and vegetarian options are available, and dogs are welcome!
Contact the cafe on the following number- 020 8661 0678
Visit the cafes Instagram page.
Green Flag Award
Oaks Park has been the recipient of the prestigious Green Flag Award. This award is recognition of the hard work that us and local volunteers have put into the park to keep it at such a high standard.
Park Management Plan
There is an individual management plan available for this park, please contact the council for further details.
What we offer?
- Cafe
- Oaks Park Artist Studios
- Dog Free Picnic Area
- Natural Play Features
- Toilets- located beside the cafe
- Disabled Toilets- located by the Artist Studios
- Disabled Parking Bays- 2 bays adjacent to the Stable Yard (artists' studio)
Good to know
- Cost: Free
- Additional information:
BBQs are not permitted at this park.
- Getting here:
By bicycle: National Cycle Route number 20
By bus: Buses S4, 154, & 166 travel near to the park. Check your route by using the TFL - Journey Planner
By train: Carshalton Beeches Station (2.8km/1.75 miles)
By Car: There are two entrances into the park - The south entrance off of Croydon Lane (A2022) and the North entrance off of Woodmansterne Road (B278)
