Things to see & do
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The stable yard
The stable yard
We have renovated the 19th century stable yard sustinably to be our visitor centre and one of the most energy efficient historic buildings in the country. Inside you will find the Livinggreen exhibition centre with interactives, a small café and craft stalls.
Find out more about the project
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The Snuff Mill
The Snuff Mill
Many of the former Morden Hall estate buildings are open to the public. They have been put to a range of new uses including the Snuff Mill which offers a wide variety of activities and learning sessions for schools and local community groups, from toddlers to senior citizens.
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Rose garden
Rose garden
The rose garden was originally laid out in the 1920s by Gilliat Hatfeild who owned Morden Hall Park.
The garden was his special delight and he often spent summer evenings deadheading the roses. The garden comes alive each summer with 25 varieties in 38 flowerbeds. For the best displays visit from May to September.
Discover more about our gardens
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Natural play area
Natural play area
A natural play area has opened in the Park allowing your children to explore life through the eyes of an insect.
Disover more about the play area
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The gardens
The gardens
We have 125 acres of attractive parkland, meadows, wetlands and waterways to explore by foot or by bike.
The park, with its moat, bridges and avenues of grand trees, was created in the 1860s and 70s.
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Morden Hall
Morden Hall
Morden Hall was built in 1770 for Richard Garth and his family. The house has had many uses in its time; from a school, hospital and restaurant.
Morden Hall is not open to the public at the moment.
Find out more about the history of Morden Hall
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The stable yard 
The Snuff Mill
Rose garden
Natural play area
The gardens
Morden HallCelebrate the Jubilee
On 4 June, we're hosting a big screen in the rose garden with an exclusive Wallace and Gromit mini-animation. We're also showing other Wallace and Gromit films and full broadcasting of the Jubilee events in London.
Activities
There are so many different things you can do every day in the park. Try out our orienteering trail or let off steam in the different play areas. Spend time following the network of paths or watching wildlife.
Don't miss
- Our new visitor centre in the renovated stable yard
- The natural play area near the white bridge
- Views of the park from the white bridge across the River Wandle
- The unusual rose garden beside Morden Cottage
- The engagement garden showing you how to grow your own fruit and veg
- The story boat
- The sound of the rushing water under the restored waterwheel
Stable yard
We've opened the stable yard for the first time and it's now our new visitor centre at the Heart of the Park. There's an exhibition space to discover how to live greener, a small café and craft stalls.
New play area
We've opened a new natural play area by the white bridge in the Park. The area encourages children to see life through the eyes of an insect. There are many exciting elements including a zip wire and climbing challenge.
What's on
You're invited to a packed events calendar this season. Enjoy activities from getting some fresh air with a guided walk around the park to watching an evening theatre performance.