Plan your visit to Morden Hall Park

An autumn view of the snuff mill on the river Wandle

An ancient landscape, now an oasis of green within urban south London; Morden Hall Park was saved for the community by the philanthropist, Gilliat Hatfeild.

A family walking in the woods at Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire

Latest visiting update 

Our gardens, parks, cafés, shops, countryside locations and many houses are open. You no longer need to pre-book at many places. Some still require booking ahead, so please check the property webpage before you travel.​

Opening Times

Park & Rose Garden: 9am-5pm daily  (closed 25th and 26th December)
(24 December: 9am-4pm)

Car park: 9am-5pm (last entry 4pm, gates locked at 5pm) (Closed 25th and 26th December)

Potting Shed Café: 9am-4pm daily (Closed 25th and 26th December)

Stableyard Café: Monday - Friday, 10am-2.30pm /  Saturday - Sunday, 10am-4pm

Garden Centre: 10am-4pm daily (Closed 25th, 26th December, 1st January and Sunday 4 April - Easter Day)

Morden Hall Park National Trust plate surrounded by leaves
Morden Hall Park   London

How to get here

Whether you're travelling by road, rail, or by foot, Morden Hall Park has a variety of easy transport links. See our detailed guidance in the 'How to get here' section on our home page.

How to get here
Getting out of muddy boots in the car park

Car parking at Morden Hall Park 

All visitors receive 1.5 hours of free parking. Beyond that National Trust members park for free, while there's an hourly charge for non-members.

Staying safe

We're following government COVID guidelines - the safety of our visitors and staff remains our top priority.

Alongside maintaining our high standards of cleanliness, plexiglass screens are in place in the Garden Centre, Stableyard second-hand bookshop and our cafes.

If you’re showing any of the symptoms of coronavirus, please don’t visit.

Finding your way around

Wander along tree-lined avenues, stroll along tranquil riverside paths, discover a thriving wetland and relax in an historic rose garden. 

Groups in the park

​Visiting the park with a small informal group? This includes things like birthday parties, photography groups, nature groups, walking and cycling groups and art clubs. 

Morden Hall Park can get very busy. To help us manage the numbers of people and activities in the park, please book your visit with us in advance. Email mordenhallpark@nationaltrust.org.uk and we'll send you a booking form. 

Further information:

  • Groups in the park letter: this is a short guide to visiting Morden Hall Park during the Covid-19 pandemic and on how you and your party can help us looking after the park, preserving its beauty, nature and wildlife.
Woman holding takeaway hot drink

Feeling peckish?

Enjoy tasty snacks and cakes at the Potting Shed Café or pop in to our dog-friendly Stableyard Café for a quick coffee.

A rose in the foreground of a view over the plant area at Morden Hall Park Garden Centre

Visit Morden Hall Park Garden Centre 

Come and shop for everything you need to keep your garden looking it's best. It is through your purchases that we are able to continue looking after Morden Hall Park for everyone, for ever.