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The Hampstead circular - Fenton House to 2 Willow Road
Capture the feeling of a countryside walk, just a few miles away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
- Moderate
- 50 mins
- 2.5 miles (4.0km)
Cycling at Morden Hall Park
Cycle all over the estate and discover the many great routes we have for both little and big legs to explore.
Come out to play this summer at Morden Hall Park
Get the whole family involved in active play over the summer holidays. We have yoga for kids and loads of free games to try, including volleyball, cricket, croquet, archery and lawn games. We've got sport just for grown ups too, so come along and join in.
Wildlife birthday parties at Morden Hall Park
Celebrate your child’s special day with us at Morden Hall Park. Our Learning team offers a range of exciting led outdoor activities including discovering bugs, birds and water creatures and making nature-inspired crafts. Choose your activity to make your child’s next birthday party a truly memorable experience!
Summer at Morden Hall Park
Come for the peace, wildlife, sights and smells, wide open spaces and the history. Morden Hall Park is free to enter and open all the time, and there’s so much here for you to discover. Bring a picnic and outdoor games or book a ticket for some outdoor theatre and make the most of those long summer days.
An oasis in suburbia - Morden Hall Park walk
Take an easy stroll through this historic parkland, created by the Hatfeild family in the 19th century, and experience inspiring surroundings. Great for all the family and pushchair friendly too.
- Easy
- 1 hour
- 1.9 miles (3.05km)
Walking at Morden Hall Park
Discover our network of footpaths and with walks suitable for pushchairs, dogs and wheelchairs everyone can explore this place.
Richmond Station to Ham House historic scenic walk
Leave the car at home and instead enjoy the walk from the station to Ham House taking in some of the most beautiful urban greens in England along the way.
- Moderate
- 1 hour 30 mins
- 2.9 miles (4.65km)
Spring walks at Ham House
There are many different ways to explore the garden at Ham House this Spring. Discover more about the garden on a garden history tour or enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Wilderness where you can truly see and hear nature waking up around you.
Visiting with your dog
Dogs and their well-behaved owners are welcome all year round at Ham House and Garden. Find out all you need to now about visiting with your dog here.
Historic views of Ham House circular walk
A 3-mile circular walk taking in the historic views from Ham House, into Richmond Park and at the top of Richmond Hill.
- Easy
- 1 hour
- 3.0 miles (4.8km)
Ham House from Richmond walk
Featuring iconic views, the circular route leads you from the urban bustle of Richmond town centre along the rural riverside walk of the Thames Path.
- Moderate
- 1 hour 30 mins
- 4.5 miles (7.2km)
Kingston Station to Ham House Autumn Walk
Enjoy a gentle autumn walk from Kingston Station to Ham House and Garden with our trail. Enjoy a 4.5 mile stroll along the river, learning some historical facts along the way.
- Easy
- 1 hour 15 mins
- 4.5 miles (7.2km)
Get active at Osterley
Osterley is a great destination for outdoor activities in London. With parkland, lawns and lakes, there’s plenty of space to get active and try something new. All you have to do is decide what to try first.
Cycle hire at Osterley Park and House
In partnership with British Cycling and HSBC UK, we’re offering low-cost cycle hire for all ages, making it easier than ever before to explore the wider estate on two wheels.
Cycle the estate at Osterley Park and House
Enjoy a fun walk, or cycle, around the perimeter of Osterley Park. This multi-use trail is ideal for all-weather use and takes you through woods and open land, with hard surface all the way round. Perfect for walkers, pushchairs: wheelchair users and cyclists.
- Easy
- 15 mins
- 1.5 miles (2.4km)
Summer walks to Rainham Hall
This summer why not step outside into the fresh air on a walk to Rainham Hall, through Hornchurch Country Park and the Ingrebourne River Valley or Rainham Marshes RSPB Nature Reserve.