The National Trust

Take the tram to Morden Hall Park! It's a great alternative to using the car and stops at Phipps Bridge and Morden Road. Both are a lovely ½ mile walk through the park to Snuff Mill and the Riverside Café.

Short walk from Morden town centre, follow the brown signs. There are entrances to the park from all directions.

The Wandle Trail also crosses the park. It is a fantastic 14 mile route following the River Wandle from Croydon, through three London boroughs to its mouth at the River Thames in Wandsworth. There are lots of arts and sculpture features along the way.

The Wandle Trail is also great for cycling. The route is mainly off-road and forms part of National Cycle Network route 22, which travels through Surrey and Hampshire all the way to Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight!

Tramlink runs every three minutes between Wimbledon , Mitcham , Croydon , and Beckenham.

There are several bus stops close to the park and a variety of frequent bus services from surrounding areas like Sutton, Mitcham and Wimbledon too.

Morden underground station is on the Northern Line. It is roughly ¼ mile from the entrance to the park. Alternatively, take the District Line to Wimbledon, then the tram to Phipps Bridge.

Morden South ½mile. It's a short walk along London Road towards Morden town centre.

Off the A24 and A297 south of Wimbledon and North of Sutton.

From the M25, exit at junction 10 and take the A3 towards London. Join the A289 (Bushey Road) at the Merton junction. Follow the brown signs to Morden Hall Park.

Morden Hall Road (not NT)
OS: TQ260685, free parking, suitable for coaches

OS Landranger 176
OS Explorer 161