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Morden Hall Park

A green oasis in the city at the heart of the community.

Morden Hall Road, Morden, London, SM4 5JD

Image of trees by white bridge at Morden Hall Park where leaves have changed to golden

Important notice

The Potting Shed Cafe will be closed all day on 8 and 9 October due to electric works - the Stableyard Cafe will be open instead from 9am to 4pm.

Planning your visit

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Christmas at Morden Hall Park 

The Christmas season is on the way and Morden Hall Park is the perfect place to get into the festive spirit. Bring the family to meet Father Christmas, come Christmas shopping in our Garden Centre, second hand bookshop or at our Young Makers Market, and visit for wintery walks in the park and cosy treats in the Potting Shed Café.

Two women explore the indoor Christmas market at Calke Abbey. They're seen here looking and touching products displayed on one of the stalls.

Christmas Young Makers Market - Sunday 24 November 

Get into the festive spirit at our Christmas Young Makers Market where you'll find unique, handcrafted gifts made by talented young artisans and entrepreneurs from the local community. From beautiful jewellery to cosy knitwear, there’s something special for everyone. All in the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the Stable Yard with seasonal treats from café and live music from Wandle Concert Band. Come and support local talent and find the perfect gifts for your loved ones.

Christmas decorations

Christmas in the Garden Centre 

Our garden is the perfect location to get ready for Christmas from choosing and decorating your tree, planning your festive table, to finding that extra special gift for friends and family. All our trees are UK-grown varieties and all our products are responsibly sourced. Visit on Thursday 28 November and 5 December for late night shopping where we're open till 7pm.

Parents and two children leaning over the White Bridge at Morden Hall Park
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Respecting the park and other park users: our regulations 

When Gilliat Hatfield left Morden Hall and its estate to the National Trust in 1941, he stipulated that the park should be available for the public for free which is the case today. However, we are a small team of staff and volunteers looking after this special place and need your help. To ensure that the park remains the urban oasis for everyone to enjoy, and for nature and wildlife to thrive, we have created the following guidelines.

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Visiting Morden Hall Park with your dog 

Morden Hall Park is a three pawprint rated place. There are 125 acres of beautiful parkland, paths and riverside for you and your dog to explore here.

Two children, one wearing a bike helmet, look over a fence into the community garden at Morden Hall Park in London
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Children and Young People Hub 

Discover how Morden Hall Park works with youth and education groups to provide positive learning experiences in the outdoors.

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Explore Morden Hall Park 

Download our map for walking routes and points of interest

A group of young adults kicking up autumn leaves on a walk around the estate at Hardwick, Derbyshire

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